[Grampa Dave]

This is an excellent find.

Thanks for finding it, posting it and the ping.

How much of the world wide and USA so called peace movement has been financed by SoreA$$ and the Opecker Princes/Mullahs/Thugs in the past decade after the USSR became history.

How many former KGBers without a job in Russia are working for SoreA$$ and his Opecker buddies to create these anti war/America/Israel groups around the world?

The photos from the recent so called peace protest in London showed expensive and professional placards, handouts, and banners stacked up in advance for the renta mob in London. That was well financed and organized. Most of these renta protestors are so drugged out, they are incapable of spelling War let along Peace.

[Travis McGee]

I hope we don't have to wait until 20 years later to find out where the money is coming from.

We need to trace the money NOW so that we can indict the pro-terrorist front groups and persons NOW.

[BOBTHENAILER]

I wonder who is filling the KGB's shoes today? The Saudis? George Soros? The Chinese?

I read Lunev's book and have been amazed that the financial support hasn't been closely scrutinized, identified and stopped in its tracks, to avoid a repeat of what Lunev describes and you posted.

My guess is that all three of the above groups are filling the KGB boots today, although probably not coordinated.

[risk]

Like the cases below, I think we have some strong evidence that an open society (which I would never argue we should change -- ever) is highly vulnerable to infiltration, manipulation, and political division from within:

On thread about Laden/Iraq connection - Laurie Mylroie discusses links
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1027288/posts?page=11#11

Thread asserting KGB initiated certain JFK conspiracy theories:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1027194/posts

I think these situations suggest a strong need for forums like Free Republic where people who are more immune to manipulation against their country can look for impropriety and call foul when necessary. Sometimes I regret that our forum is visible to non-US networks, but then again, our weakness can become a strength when evaluated as a whole: free flow of information will ultimately save our necks because it means fewer people stay fooled for a shorter amount of time (I believe).

[risk]

By the way, in addition to Laurie Mylroie's
brave writing, Jayna Davis (a reporter who was in OKC at the time of the bombing) has her own website at http://www.jaynadavis.com/. JBS also has a web page on the OKC bombing where their New American articles and other links are collected: http://www.thenewamerican.com/focus/okc/

The media and the Clinton administration may have both come to the independent conclusion that it wasn't politically correct to discuss a mideast connection to OKC (if it indeed exists). It just goes to show how something extremely important to American domestic security can be swept under the carpet because of the cowardice of poor leadership in our government and in the press.

Combine our internal lack of conviction with outside funding and inside manipulation by academic, media, and government moles paid for by our oil rich and large state enemies, we have a serious vulnerability.