“Ten,” Ceausescu remarked to me. “Ten international leaders the Kremlin killed or tried to kill,” he explained, counting them off on his fingers. Laszlo Rajk and Imre Nagy of Hungary; Lucretiu Patrascanu and Gheorghiu-Dej in Romania; Rudolf Slansky, the head of Czechoslovakia, and Jan Masaryk, that country’s chief diplomat; the shah of Iran; Palmiro Togliatti of Italy; American President John F. Kennedy; and Mao Zedong. (Among the leaders of Moscow’s satellite intelligence services there was unanimous agreement that the KGB had been involved in the assassination of President Kennedy.)
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“The Comrade, and only the Comrade,” Fadeyev emphasized, could now approve neutralizations abroad.
Where's my jeroboam, JJ?
How does a jeroboam get into this? Something acute, if obtuse, I wager
“Ten,” Ceausescu remarked to me. “Ten international leaders the Kremlin killed or tried to kill,” he explained, counting them off on his fingers. Laszlo Rajk and Imre Nagy of Hungary; Lucretiu Patrascanu and Gheorghiu-Dej in Romania; Rudolf Slansky, the head of Czechoslovakia, and Jan Masaryk, that country’s chief diplomat; the shah of Iran; Palmiro Togliatti of Italy; American President John F. Kennedy; and Mao Zedong. (Among the leaders of Moscow’s satellite intelligence services there was unanimous agreement that the KGB had been involved in the assassination of President Kennedy.)
Hmmmmm....
But, hey, Oliver Stone has shown us the Truth. Ain't no Communiss in that there Big Easy-CIA "Gaia" Fest
What a dumb article. It starts with "There's no doubt in my mind..."
So what?
Hey, JJ, are you covering up for your buddy pooty, yet again?
It's not as if Ceausescu knew anything about Communiss ways
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