EVIL Turns 100 (Also an Unprosecuted Pedophile Raping Little Boys at the Carlyle Hotel Courtesy of the CIA)

The problem with Kissinger is not simply that he has a homosexual personality. The problem with Kissinger is like that of that flaming, fascistic faggot Roy M. Cohn, who is justly hated by most of the ordinary homosexuals of the United States, and a number of those from other nations. Similarly, Henry A. Kissinger is no ordinary, common, garden-variety of homosexual. His heathen sexual inclinations are merely an integral part of a larger evil.

One does not need to catch Henry in flagrante in the Carlyle Hotel, or with a Roumanian waiter in Acapulco. Whatever he does in particular hotel-rooms, or after meetings with Roy M. Cohn at certain New York City restaurants, or by arrangement of certain California acquaintances, need not be reported here. Kissinger may wash (one hopes) and dress, before leaving a hotel-room. He does not, and cannot change his personality. […] Take the case of Roy M. Cohn’s physical assault on Barbara Dreyfuss, or Nancy Kissinger’s, the “Newark Strangler’s,” homocidal behaviour more recently. Normal public figures do not strangle every person who says something they do not like. More lies have been told internationally about me, for example, than any living public figure of the past ten years; I have never had an impulse to strike a journalist for such reason, nor, I am more or less certain, does President Ronald Reagan, or any other psychologically normal or reasonably normal person in public life. We say of such public attacks, “It goes with the territory.” We have more important issues with which to concern ourselves. Not so in the case of narcissistic, anal sado-masochists such as a Kissinger or Cohn. […] Kissinger is the kind of homosexual personality who ordinarily makes a potential professional assassin, a gangland thug for hire. Next time you see him on the television tube, especially when he is registering indignation, think the words, “Bugsy Kissinger,” and watch how well those words fit the image on the TV screen. […] There are, unfortunately, too many persons who suffer the same mental disease as Kissinger and Cohn. One pities them; no human being, however wretched, should have to continue suffering the condition in which a Kissinger and Cohn exist; the problem is that very foolish people, world-wide, have given power to such homocidal types.

To understand the kind of faggot Henry Kissinger is, what Roy Cohn is, think back to the Emperor Nero and his court. Think of Studio 54, then of Nero’s court, and then of Studio 54 again. Think of Roy Cohn’s parties (faithfully reported in exaggerated, name-dropping detail, in the New York Daily News). Think of Nero, and then of Kissinger, and then of Nero, and then of Roy M. Cohn. That is the kind of faggot Henry Kissinger is.

That kind of faggotry destroyed Rome. Will you permit it also to destroy the United States?

https://www.nytimes.com/1986/04/04/us/larouche-savors-fame-that-may-ruin-him.html
Mr. LaRouche acknowledged that his supporter asked Mr. Kissinger: ”Is it true that you sleep with young boys at the Carlyle Hotel?” Mr. LaRouche added that he considered it …

KISSINGER’S ORDEAL BY LAROUCHE

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Declassified and Approved For Release 2011/12/22 : CIA-RDP90-00965R000100120118-1 O PA3L WASHINGTON POST 26 `larch 1985 JACK ANDERSON Kissinger’s Ordeal by LaRouche The decade-long feud between Henry Kissinger and Lyndon LaRouche was an exasperating experience for the ex-secretary of state, according to internal FBI investigative files. After years as one of the targets of LaRouche’s verbal slings and arrows, Kissinger took unerring aim with an arrow of his own. He wrote FBI Director William H. Webster in 1982 asking for an investigation of his tormentor. “I want to make clear,” Kissinger wrote, “that I do not ask the FBI to interfere in any manner with LaRouche’s First Amendment rights even when they are exercised in a scurrilous and obscene manner. The LaRouche campaign against me, however, seems to go far beyond free speech.” Over the years, LaRouche’s followers had written and shouted accusations of personal and political misbehavior against Kissinger, sometimes confronting him in public. The charges ranged from drug smuggling to homosexuality. One incident resulted in the trial-and acquittal-of Kissinger’s wife, Nancy, on an assault charge following an airport confrontation with a LaRouche supporter. A LaRouche spokesman who reviewed the FBI documents told my associate Tony Capaccio that their quarrel with Kissinger was about policy issues. “We want Kissinger’s political career to be over,” he said. The LaRouche spokesman maintained that the campaign never became illegal harassment, and said of Kissinger’s request for an FBI investigation, “He got downright paranoid.’ Kissinger refused to comment, but sources close to him said he was subjected to “intense verbal and physical harassment” during the period when he asked for the FBI investigation. It has subsided considerably since, the sources said. Kissinger first wrote to Webster in August 1982-a “Dear Bill” letter of thanks for forwarding a LaRouche flyer that assailed Kissinger. The following month, Webster wrote to Kissinger’s attorney: “I certainly can understand Dr. Kissinger’s concern over the persistence which these individuals have displayed in their campaign against him.” As the campaign continued, Kissinger wrote again to Webster in November 1982, asking for an investigation. Within a month, he was informed that the Justice Department could find no actions alleged by Kissinger that violated civil rights laws. He was told, however, that the actions he described might indicate violations of laws against interstate harassment by telephone. The FBI files show that Webster wrote a meo to another bureau official about another angle. “The question was raised whether the U.S. Labor Party [a LaRouche organization might be funded v hostile intelligence agencies,” he wrote. “Can you give me an update … on this matter?” The FBI investigation did uncover a letter by a LaRouche committee to a Texas organization to which Kissinger was scheduled to speak. The letter contained, in the words of an FBI memo, “violations [having to do] with mailing a threat to injure the reputation and-or accuse a person of a crime.” The FBI finally gave up in late 1983. It found no prosecutable offenses and closed its investigation. Declassified and Approved For Release 2011/12/22 : CIA-RDP90-00965R000100120118-1

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