Interview of an ex-soviet press agent (video)

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[Supercilious]

Re: Interview of an ex-soviet press agent (video)

Great clip! Thanks.

[Shakespear]

Re: Interview of an ex-soviet press agent (video)

He talks a lot about the prison labor in Soviet Union. However ....

http://www.wpi.edu/News/TechNews/010...sonlabor.shtml

http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=t784647476~db=all

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http://www.crossroad.to/Quotes/brain...7/bezmenov.htm

I am watching Bezmenov's interview and will just make this comment.

He says that most Russians are not proud of the WWII victory. From my travels and work assignments there I would says that they are VERY proud of this victory. They are aware of the great sacrifice but I never felt that they were not genuinely proud of having won.

What he is saying is news to me but this opinion is based on his life experience there so I can not say he is wrong. He is refering IMO to people who have a deeper understanding of how this war started and ended and who the actors were and what they did that is not found in school history books.

PS: I keep editing this post as I am falling into a hole here.

It appears that "some" are questioning who this man Bezmenov is. I had no idea that Griffin was a Birch Society type, hence what is his agenda with this interview. Comments in the following link are very interesting :-)

http://www.avoicecriesout.com/2008/0...united-states/

Do you ever stop putting your foot in your mouth?
The fact that you have used Bennett in the same same section as “revolutionary” is very telling and completely bizarre.
“Just as Darwin’s imperfect book kicked off a revolution in biology, Bennett’s kicked off a revolution in education.”
A man who equates the abortion of black children with decrease in crime?
A man who preaches morality, writes a book called “The Book of Virtues” in which he criticizes people for a lack of morality, and in ability to “control their appetites” and then amasses 8 million dollars in gambling losses?
A man who urges people to rethink their situation in life by stating-”there are no menial jobs, just menial attitudes?”
A man who assisted the tobacco industry’s supposed program to prevent youth smoking, a program that was later discovered to be an attempt by the industry to prevent actions against tobacco companies?
This man is the one whom you consider to be revolutionary?
This to you, is “good sense?”
Wow, you’re scarier than I thought you were.

[VIT]

Re: Interview of an ex-soviet press agent (video)

Keep in mind that all (almost) former intelligence agents escaped from one side are recruited by another. It reminds me the exact copy of "Dulles" plan but turned the opposite way .

It is a short description there, not sure I can find the full story in English.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allen_Dulles