Carefully examine the State Department's past and present track record. When has State done anything resulting in something beneficial for the United States in foreign policy? Or rather, when has State done anything not favoring the global designs of America's dire enemies? Look at the State Department's traitorous machinations with regard to Hungary, Cuba, the Congo, Yugoslavia, Nicaragua, and the rest of the Communist occupied slave labor dictatorships Look at the State Department's traitorous machinations with regard to South Africa, Taiwan, South Vietnam, Laos, Rhodesia, and other anti-Communist American allies All were betrayed to the forces of evil by conspirators in the United States government When was the last time Communist penetration of the State Department was investigated? Both President Dwight D. Eisenhower and President Richard Milhous Nixon promised during their Presidential campaigns to "clean out" the agency Neither did anything of the sort Nor did they really intend to Even during the purported "conservative" Reagan years the arrogant subversives were still untouchable entities They insolently ran foreign policy contrary to the President's proclaimed goals and contrary to the best interests of America. This is especially appalling when, according to the United States Government Organizational Manual, the State Department's primary objective is supposed to be "to promote the long-range security and well-being of the United States." Some years ago numerous highly placed traitors in the State Department deliberately undermined and brought down the government of Nationalist China The United States was supposedly helping Nationalist China by sending them hundreds of millions of dollars worth of war goods. The anti-Communist forces desperately needed small arms and ammunition. So entrenched were Communists in the State Department that Chiang got nothing of any value His supply depots were turned into military junkyards. Ambassador William D. Pawley blamed the tragic loss of China on the subversive machinations of Communist agents and pro-Communists solidly entrenched in the State Department. Included were: Owen Lattimore John Stewart Service Philip Jessup John Paton Davies Jr. John Carter Vincent Dean Acheson O. Edmund Clubb. A few more conspirators devoted to delivering China to the Reds were Communists: Agnes Smedley Frederick Vanderbilt Field Alger Hiss Maxwell Stewart Lauchlin Currie. Ambassador Pawley was asked if the Red takeover of the Chinese mainland could possibly have been the result of "sincere mistakes of judgment." His unequivocal reply: "No, I don't." Reports written by Service, John Carter Vincent, John Paton Davies and many other conspirators never deviated from the Party line. A total of eleven leftist advisors were finally unloaded by Hurley. They included George Acheson, Jr., Raymond P. Ludden, Fulton Freeman, Edward E. Rice, Philip D. Sprouse and Hungerford B. Howard. Hurley was shortly thereafter brought before the Chinese Affairs Board of the State Department. He explained: "I was called on the carpet, with a full array of the pro-Communists of the State Department as my judge and questioners." Ambassador Hurley resigned in November of 1945 after learning that all the traitors he'd fired had been promoted. Most of these subversives were now his bosses For example, identified Communist John Carter Vincent became a division head Arthur Ringwalt became acting chief of the China Division Two other security risks became Ringwalt's assistants. John Paton Davies, identified as a Communist by Hurley was retained as a member of Dean Acheson's policy planning staff