The KGB and Cuban Intelligence During the Cold War (Documentary)

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6,000 former KGB officers were holding positions in Russia’s central and regional governments

Indeed, as of June 2003, some 6,000 former KGB officers were holding positions in Russia’s central and regional governments. Among them:

Vladimir Putin, elected president of Russia; Vladimir Osipov, head of the Presidential Personnel Directorate; Sergey Ivanov, defense minister; Igor Sergeyevich Ivanov, minister of foreign affairs; Viktor Ivanov and Igor Sechin, deputy directors in the Presidential Administration; Vyacheslav Soltaganov, deputy secretary of the Security Council; Viktor Vasilyevich Cherkesov, chairman of the State Committee on Drug Trafficking; Vyacheslav Trubinkov, deputy foreign minister; Vladimir Kozlov, deputy media minister; Gennady Moshkov, first deputy transport minister; Nikolay Negodov, deputy transport minister; Vladimir Strzhalkovsky, deputy minister for economic development; Vladimir Makarov, Leonid Lobzenko and Igor Mezhakov, deputy chairmen of the State Customs Committee; Sergey Verevkin-Rokhalsky and Anatoly Sedov, deputy taxes and duties ministers; Anatoly Tsybulevsky and Vladimir Lazovsky, deputy directors of the of the Federal Tax Police Service; Alexander Grigoriev, general director of the Russian Agency for State Reserves; Alexander Spiridonov, deputy chairman of Russia’s Financial Monitoring Committee; Vladimir Kulakov, Voronezh governor; Viktor Maslov, Smolensk governor.

Can you imagine a democratic Germany run by Gestapo officers?

Lt. Gen. Ion Mihai Pacepa - WorldNetDaily

Remembering a Dissident: Yuri Glazov

FrontPage Magazine

Editor’s note: Yuri Glazov, Russian dissident and the father of Frontpage’s editor Jamie Glazov, died fourteen years ago on March 15, 1998. The editors felt it would be appropriate to mark this occasion by reprinting Jamie’s dedication to his father from our March 11, 2010 issue. We also hope readers will consider contributing to the Yuri Glazov Memorial Award to keep the memory of Yuri and his fight for freedom alive.  [See info at bottom of article for U.S. and international donations.]

One day, when I was nine years old, my father and I were on our way to Church. As we neared the entrance, I spat on the ground. Reflexively, my dad’s arm shot out across my chest like a railway barrier, blocking my motion forward. We stood there, frozen in time, for some three seconds until my father uttered, in a very serious but patient way: “It is ok to spit outside of KGB headquarters, but never in front of a place such as this.” I registered the message and indicated my understanding — and we proceeded on our way.  More >>

The KGB in America-The Cuba connection: History and Operations [Documentary]

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¿Fue Albert Camus asesinado por la KGB?

Antonio José Ponte/ Diario de Cuba

El pasado agosto el Corriere della Sera habló del asesinato de Albert Camus a manos de la KGB. El diario italiano citaba al eslavista Giovanni Catelli, este citaba una entrada de los diarios del checo Jan Zabrana, y Zabrana, su encuentro con alguien próximo a la inteligencia soviética. Según esa versión, lo que fuera considerado en 1960 un accidente mortal de tráfico había sido, en el fondo, un asesinato político. Camus pagaba de ese modo su condena de la invasión soviética a Hungría y el apoyo ofrecido a Boris Pasternak para el Nobel.

"Escuché algo sumamente extraño de boca de un hombre que sabía muchas cosas y contaba con fuentes bien informadas", anotó Zabrana en su diario. Aquel hombre confesó que el accidente automovilístico había sido orquestado desde Moscú. Ofreció detalles de la operación (un artefacto segó el neumático que giraba a alta velocidad) y del procedimiento: la orden venía del propio ministro de Exteriores, Shepílov, a quien Camus había acusado de las muertes ocurridas en Hungría. (Acerca de la URSS, Camus escribió en otra ocasión: "Que ese régimen concentracionario sea adorado como el instrumento de la liberación y como escuela de la felicidad futura..., eso es lo que combatiré hasta el fin").

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#Putin Was A 'Philanderer And A Wifebeater' During His Time In The #KGB

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During his time heading up KGB operations in East Germany, Vladimir Putin was described as a "philanderer and a wifebeater" in reports compiled by German spy agency BND, reports the Daily Mail. 

While stationed in Dresden, Putin, unbeknown to himself, was being paid special attention by a BND agent, code named "Balcony" because she had large breasts. German newspaper Berliner Kurier reports that she managed to uncover another side to Putin.

Masquerading as a translator, the agent became a confide of Putin's wife, Ludmilla, who proceeded to open up and reveal her husband's abuse and disloyalties.

London's Evening Standard reports that the revelations have been confirmed by German intelligence experts, one of whom said he was absolutely confident that Putin was a big "sexual player."

The German reports were uncovered recently by BND expert Erich Schmidt-Eenboom who has written numerous books on the spy agency.

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/putin-was-a-sexual-player-and-a-wifebeater-during-his-kgb-days-2011-11?nr_email_referer=1&utm_source=Triggermail&utm_medium=email&utm_term=Business%20Insider%20Select&utm_campaign=BI%20Select%20Recurring%202011-11-02#ixzz1caG1jaE6

#Conspiracy - KGB's style assassination: Alexander Litvinenko

#Conspiracy - KGB's style assassination: Georgi Markov

The KGB’s secret war against Martin Luther King Jr.

Notes from the Cuban Exile Quarter: The KGB’s secret war against Martin Luther King Jr...: "The world has been made well aware of the FBI’s wiretapping of Martin Luther King Jr. and monitoring of the Civil Rights Movement, but what ..."

PUTIN Y LA MUERTE DE SASHA LITVINENKO/ Documental

Documental sobre el crimen de Sasha Litvinenko, seguramente ordenado por Vladimir Putin.

After he "opened political secrets" he became a businessman. Also a "businessman" Boris Beresovski he was a chief of many russian huge plants and after this he became a "businessman". Legal court waiting him with questions about his money. But Britain has own targets and that is why it does not extradition terrorist Ahmed Zakaev and thief Boris Beresovski. It is all about stolen money.

Allende y la KGB/ Arnaldo M. Fernández

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