Posted on 03/11/2015 8:33:53 PM PDT by hlmencken3
What the FBI missed -- and it deserves greater media attention, given how it was designed to undermine two presidencies.
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Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's self-serving, secret correspondence with Soviet agents during the height of the Cold War included proposals for collaborative efforts designed to undermine official U.S. policy set by Democratic and Republican administrations, KGB documents show.
With the media now reporting on the late senator's just released Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) file, now is an opportune time for a more expansive investigation into Kennedy's KGB contacts. The agency took a keen interest in a 1961 "fact-finding" trip the Massachusetts Democrat took to Mexico and other parts of Latin America where he may have had contact with communist agents, according to the file.
However, the 2,352 pages of FBI files that cover a period ranging from 1961 to 1985 only tell a small part of the story and do not mention Kennedy's overtures to Soviet officials. These did not become known outside of Moscow until several years after Cold War tensions receded.
Kennedy's long history with the KGB is well documented, but underreported...
(Excerpt) Read more at spectator.org ...
Ping for Ted Kennedy’s traitorous legacy.
Do you mean ted kennedy, the naval hero of Chappaquiddick?
One of the most evil politicians in our history!
Thanks so much.
Admiral Ted of the SS Oldsmobile.
Teddy the Swimmer, burn in Sheol you drunken evil bitch!
Maybe someone like Andrea Mitchell, NBC News, would be interested in reporting on a story like this. </sarcasm>
That this traitorous piece of excrement is buried at Arlington is an affront to all Americans
Today marks 2024 consecutive days of sobriety for the Naval Hero of Chappaquiddick. (h/t Lt. Col. Ralph Peters on Hannity, 3/20/15.)
It’s an old standard practice by members of the Demagogic Party.
ping
And he got away with manslaughter at a minimum, the scumbag.
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