read the soviet defectors for the love of god. hit up jeff r. nyquist, historian/strategist with the most civilian face time with them. jfk met with golitsyn and believed what he and jan sejna had to say about soviet grand strategy of convergence and kayfabe 'decentralization'. james angleton believed polish defector goleniewski's fingering kissinger as early ass imemdiately post-ww2 germany recruitment by russia toward the end of his career. brennan & comey are just the least closeted reds. jrnyquist.blog/2019/09/11/the-secre t-speech-of-general-chi-haotian/ > "now it seems like we are in the same critical period as the horses were drinking water in the yangtze river" days in the revolutionary era, as long as we resolve the united states problem at one blow, our domestic problems will all be readily solved. therefore, our military battle preparation appears to aim at taiwan but in fact is aimed at the united states, and the preparation is far beyond the scope of attacking aircraft carriers or satellites."  defense minister gen. chi haotian (2003) jrnyquist.blog/2021/06/12/invasion- america/ > "western acceptance of the new liberalization as genuine would create favorable conditions for the fulfillment of communist strategy ... the prague spring was accepted by the west - and not only by the left - as the spontaneous and genuine evolution of a communist regime into a form of democratic, humanistic socialism despite the fact that basically the regime, the structure of the party, and its objectives remained the same. a broader-scale liberalization in the soviet union and elsewhere would have an even more profound effect.  anatoliy golitsyn, new lies for old (1984)
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