KGB Letter Outlines Sen. Kennedy's Overtures to Soviets, Prof Says

CNSNews.com ^ | Oct. 20, 2006 | Kevin Mooney

[piytar]

In his book, which came out this week, Kengor focuses on a KGB letter written at the height of the Cold War that shows that Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) offered to assist Soviet leaders in formulating a public relations strategy to counter President Reagan's foreign policy and to complicate his re-election efforts.

[fourmation599]

We're going to need a really thick rope to string this sucker up! Then again, nothing seems to stick to this slimeball traitor. Unless charges are brought up immediately, this story will disappear by next week.

[caver]

Agreed. I just can't imagine writing a letter to the KGB.

[Holicheese]

You said it all.
Wow. If this is real.
Listen to Howie Carr today.
This is going to be rich.

Is this a Rovian October surprise?

[nuconvert]

I'm sure there'll be an innocent explanation.............as soon as he thinks of one.

[RicocheT]

Andropov was a hard-line Communist with a long record of oppression as the hammer of Hungary and was the first KGB chief to become General Secretary (Putin is #2). If Sen. Ted Kennedy picked him over President Reagan, we know Kennedy is a godless socialist.

[pbear8]

Everybody sing -

What do you do with a drunken traitor? What do you do with a drunken traitor? What do you do with a drunken traitor er'ly in the morning?

[Diogenesis]

“If Mary Jo Kopechne had lived, she would be 64 years old.
Through his tireless work as a legislator,
(Sen. for Life) Edward Kennedy would have brought comfort to her in her old age"
and she would have still supported the Soviet Union, read the Boston Globe,
and dutifully supported gay marriage and Deval-the -wannabee prorapist Governor, like Sen. Kennedy.
Charles Pierce, January 5, 2003 Boston Globe Magazine

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[Youngman442002]

"Wow is right. If this letter does, in fact, exist, it would destroy Kennedy---even here in the Commonwealth. How come it hasn't surfaced before now?"

Because they are communists...they control the press and the Govt......what a question..oh and by the way...they are still in charge..you know Putin..he is ex KGB...get it

[El Gato]

How can the people of Mass. re-elect this manslaughtering, drunken traitor?

Even if he were convicted of treason, and thrown in the federal pen, they'd probably still reelect the Cape Cod Orca. (with apologies to Orcas everywhere, they rock! They'd never offer to assist the sharks)

[nutmeg]

You know the press will ignore this! Howie Carr at WRKO will grab it and run though.

I sure hope so... that is if Howie doesn't waste more time on air complaining about commuting problems around Boston as he does so often lately...

[Williams]

This will stop when republican leaders don't act like they are too embarrassed to mention these things, when they brand villainous democrats in the same way republicans constantly are branded.

It boggles the mind how stupid and corrupt Kennedy is. The Soviet Union was a powerful and evil enemy. Kennedy was helping a foreign power that easily could be in a war with America, even a nuclear war. It was like giving Hitler pointers against FDR.

[camas]

no i think he just smiled and went back to sleep

[Grampa Dave]

"He has been a traitor for 50 + years, yet in spite of true justice, he continues to live outside of jail, and is constantly reelected by the sheeple of MA."

Kennedy was a key background player in the Get out Nam action, Watergate, Nixon leaving office, this bs, and of course the anti Iraq/GW mob.

His proxie Kerry was probably sent to Nam to set up his traitorous return as a so called Navy War Hero, who immediately bonded with Fonda and the other anti war rats.

[nutmeg]

This looks like TREASON to me...

[Elpasser]

I'm agasp.

More confirmation that the Left truly HATES our country and is eager to tear it down.

[Diogenesis]

Article III, Section 3, Paragraph 1, of the Constitution of the United States:
"Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them,
or, in adhering to their Enemies, giving them aid and comfort."

The "aid and comfort" prong of treason has been interpreted
by SCOTUS as requiring proof of four elements:
1. an intent to betray the United States (which can be inferred from);
2. an overt act;
3. witnessed by two people; and
4. that provides aid and comfort to an enemy of the United States.

IMHO, this car has rolled off of the bridge.

[null and void]

Pull out the plug and wet him all over.
Pull out the plug and wet him all over.
Pull out the plug and wet him all over er'ly in the morning.

[shankbear]

Once a commie, always a commie.

Where's little Billy?

[SaltyJoe]

Is it treason if we're not at war?

[mkjessup]

There isn't a neck brace large enough for Fat Teddy the Traitor to hide behind THIS revelation.

But he'll get a pass like he always does from the lamestream media and his fellow 'Rats.

I can well imagine the night before the attempted assassination of President Reagan, there's Teddy-boy in some seedy looking bar in Southwest D.C., buying another round for John Hinckley, saying "ya know sumpthin Johnny? I hear that Ronald Reagan has been f - - -in' Jodie Foster, hell boy, I saaaw (burp!) the FBI report mySELF!"

Oh wait, that couldn't possibly have happened...Teddy would have been making Hinckley buy the drinks.