Alger's Fruit

WND’s excerpt of Jack Cashill in Hoodwinked

In July of 1995, however, the U.S. government opened its own files, the so-called Venona archives, a massive collection of the messages it had successfully decoded from the Soviet Union between 1942 and 1946. The files, however incomplete, were stunning. They showed that the Soviets had spies in every significant American military or diplomatic agency, no fewer than 349 in all. Among them was a particularly valuable agent, codenamed "Ales."

It is sad to think of how many evil and liberty-depriving institutions were instituted at the behest and assistance of these agents. The establishment of the United Nations and the Yalta agreement being perhaps the most notorious. What is even worse is that fact that so many citizens, Christians included, thought that these were great ideas. Only God knows the character of anyone. Better than they know themselves. While we can and do examine the fruit of an individual’s labor, sometimes that fruit takes years, even decades to ripen. The only rational course of action for anyone to take is to further the cause of liberty.