My serious start in anti-Communism began with reading in 1971 +- a couple of years a Reader's Digest condensed version of one such "spy's" autobiography. He wa

My serious start in anti-Communism began with reading in 1971 +- a couple of years a Reader's Digest condensed version of one such "spy's" autobiography. He was entrapped and forced into becoming one, was caught almost immediately upon entering the US. One of the strong and unquestioned implications was this sort of entrapment was wrong, and one of the things that distinguished the US from the USSR. Fast forward to Ruby Ridge, and Randy Weaver's refusal to try to become an undercover agent against a group of white supremacists, which he was not, and they knew that and hated him with a passion, i.e. it would have been suicide, brought the full weight of "the law" on him, resulting in the Feds murdering his wife and son.