Jung on Religion Victor White,

Jung on Religion

sist that no single falsehood or distortion from the Soviet side should ever go unanswered” and that an “informational war of indefinite duration” be waged. Mr. Kennan does not say that this war should include an attack on the essentials of Communist thought, an omission which betrays the “softness” in his thinking. Nevertheless, this suggestion of an informational war—provided, of course this war were executed effectively— is one which anti-Communists have been making for many years. (When Mr. Kennan was director of the policy planning staff in the State Department, surely he could have done something about his suggestion.)

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Jung on Religion

sist that no single falsehood or distortion from the Soviet side should ever go unanswered” and that an “informational war of indefinite duration” be waged. Mr. Kennan does not say that this war should include an attack on the essentials of Communist thought, an omission which betrays the “softness” in his thinking. Nevertheless, this suggestion of an informational war—provided, of course this war were executed effectively— is one which anti-Communists have been making for many years. (When Mr. Kennan was director of the policy planning staff in the State Department, surely he could have done something about his suggestion.)