STEALTH

Kamala Harris's Communist Roots

De: Trevor Loudon

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Trevor Loudon has conducted painstaking research into Kamala Harris, the 2024 presidential nominee on the Democratic Party ticket. In STEALTH: Kamala Harris's Communist Roots, Trevor Loudon illuminates a network of communist affiliations that have propelled her career.

From her parents' involvement in a group that admired communist leaders like Fidel Castro and Che Guevara, to her relationship with Willie Brown, a communist sympathizer, and her mentorship of individuals linked to Maoist communist groups, Kamala Harris's background reveals long time associations with subversive, anti-American figures.

Kamala Harris was supported throughout her career by Steve Phillips, a long time Maoist activist and wealthy Democratic Party influencer. Philips married into the wealthy Sandler family, using his connections and resources to finance and support Harris's political career, just as he did for Barack Obama, Cory Booker, Stacey Abrams and others.

As a political commentator, Trevor Loudon has written numerous articles about Kamala Harris, detailing her activities when she was previously a presidential and vice presidential candidate. The evidence is clear: Kamala Harris has a lifelong pattern of support for, and involvement with, communists and revolutionary causes. STEALTH also features a section on the troubling communist connections of Kamala Harris's running mate Tim Walz, the current governor of Minnesota.

The next president of the United States will face daunting challenges from Russia, China, Iran, Cuba, North Korea and elsewhere. As president, will Kamala Harris have America's best interests at heart?

The question is this: "What kind of America do we want to leave for future generations?" Kamala Harris and Tim Walz's communist ties must not be ignored.

Stunning Exposition

I wasn't actually "stunned" by the disclosures in this book, but what did surprise me were the various connections and their webs Kamala was involved in during her life. In fairness, I haven't finished listening. I may even need to buy the book and read it since there are so many annotations at the end of every chapter. The book is narrated by an "intelligent" voice and, although it's not that bad, when "he" gets to the annotations I felt as if I were entering the machine version of Dante's Inferno. It's important to be able to read each of the annotations.
Trevor Loudon doesn't tell a story but creates a chain of relationships over time and space. Loudon is direct and matter-of-fact and can describe important individuals and entities. Kamala has been saturated in every manner of communist activist group you can imagine. Overall, I came away disappointed with Kamala who I would now consider a traitor to the United States. Read this book -- but, read it. Listening will destroy your momentum.