Stalinist Spy Does Not Take Secrets to the Grave

by Dan Flynn February 1, 2019

Morton Sobell, whose obituary noting his 101 years appeared this week in the New York Times, spied for Stalinist Russia about 70 years ago. His life’s real misdeed came about a decade ago, when he admitted that, contrary to his earlier insistence and that of his many champions in academia and the media, he did, indeed, commit espionage on behalf of the Soviet Union.

 

“Now I know it was an illusion,” Sobell then reflected of his belief in Communism. “I was taken in.”..........The Cold War, nearly two-decades done by 2008, mattered only as a matter of history. The same people most zealously insisting on his innocence seemed the least troubled by his guilt. Instead, his belated truth-telling struck as his real crime........... To Read More.....

My Take - He was "taken in"?  For 70 years?  He was a traitor in the beginning, a traitor in the middle and  a traitor at the end of his life.  How do I explain his thinking and actions?  I can't!  No one can!   That doesn't alter the fact he was a traitor surrounded by traitors and fellow travelers.  Many of them in the federal government brought in by the Roosevelt administration. 

This article clearly lays out the real moral foundation of leftists.  They have none!