"Another key Soros appointee is Aryeh Neier who is president of the Open society Institute and the Soros Foundation Network.As director of the socialist League for Industrial Democracy,Neier personally created the radical group Students for a Democratic Society or SDS in 1959. During the Vietnam War,SDS was the "student" group mot responsible for fanning the flames of unrest on US campuses,and later transformed itself into the terrorist Weather Underground which declared war on"Amerikka" and bombed the Pentagon and the Capitol.
"He worked or the American Civil Liberties Union for 15 years (1963-1978),serving as its director for the last eight of those years. Under Neier's leadership,the ACLU helped the New York Times thwart Nixon' efforts to block publication of the Pentagon Papers through a Supreme Court appeal. Under Neier, the ACLU also issued one of the earliest calls for Nixon's impeachment,in a resolution 4 October1973.
"Ten years after issuing the resolution,the ACLU launched a nationwide newspaper advertising campaign against Nixon, starting with a full-page statement in the New York Times headlined "Why It Is Necessary To Impeach Richard Nixon.And How It Can Be Done." Putting theory into practice,Neier's ACLU filed suit against Nixon and Kissinger on Morton Halperin's behalf,charging that their FBI wiretap on Halperin's phone had been illegal.In his memoir,Neier writes that testimony from the Halperin lawsuit helped the House Judiciary Committee draw up the articles of impeachment against Nixon.
"No doubt impressed by Neier's string of victories against his arch nemesis Nixon,Halperi himself later joined the ACLU from1975 to 1992,he directed a ACLU project called the Center for National Security Studies,which sought to cut US defense spending and hamstring US intelligence capabilities.Halperin also became director of the American Civil Liberties Union from 1984 to 1992 and head of its "The National Archives" From this position,Halperin successfully battled to lift a government injunction barring the radical journal the Progressive from publishing a recipe for making a hydrogen bomb."
---The Shadow Party,
by David Horowitz& Richard Poe
"He worked or the American Civil Liberties Union for 15 years (1963-1978),serving as its director for the last eight of those years. Under Neier's leadership,the ACLU helped the New York Times thwart Nixon' efforts to block publication of the Pentagon Papers through a Supreme Court appeal. Under Neier, the ACLU also issued one of the earliest calls for Nixon's impeachment,in a resolution 4 October1973.
"Ten years after issuing the resolution,the ACLU launched a nationwide newspaper advertising campaign against Nixon, starting with a full-page statement in the New York Times headlined "Why It Is Necessary To Impeach Richard Nixon.And How It Can Be Done." Putting theory into practice,Neier's ACLU filed suit against Nixon and Kissinger on Morton Halperin's behalf,charging that their FBI wiretap on Halperin's phone had been illegal.In his memoir,Neier writes that testimony from the Halperin lawsuit helped the House Judiciary Committee draw up the articles of impeachment against Nixon.
"No doubt impressed by Neier's string of victories against his arch nemesis Nixon,Halperi himself later joined the ACLU from1975 to 1992,he directed a ACLU project called the Center for National Security Studies,which sought to cut US defense spending and hamstring US intelligence capabilities.Halperin also became director of the American Civil Liberties Union from 1984 to 1992 and head of its "The National Archives" From this position,Halperin successfully battled to lift a government injunction barring the radical journal the Progressive from publishing a recipe for making a hydrogen bomb."
---The Shadow Party,
by David Horowitz& Richard Poe