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Ted Kennedy's KGB Correspondence (Aiding the enemy as the enemy)
The American Spectator ^
| June 22, 2010
| Kevin Mooney
Posted on 06/22/2010 8:46:33 PM PDT by This Just In
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To: This Just In
and are simply men of lesser character and integrity. Their own ambition overrides their obligation to uphold the Constitution and protect the rights of their constituents. Good point. I think this is why GOP women are surging in the polls and primaries right now. The Good ol Boys have gone adrift...
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06/23/2010 12:36:14 PM PDT
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April Lexington
(Study the constitution so you know what they are taking away!)
To: decal; piasa
Thanks for the ping, much appreciated.
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06/23/2010 3:26:31 PM PDT
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Fedora
To: April Lexington
Sadly, some of these women possess more spine than the men.
To: This Just In; grandpa jones
1978 : (TED KENNEDY & THE ACLU & THE FISA) This document was first discovered in the Soviet archives by London Times reporter Tim Sebastian and a report on it was published in that newspaper in February 1992. Sen. Kennedy played a major role during the 1970s in Grafting the restrictions that made it so difficult for the FBI and CIA to do the job of protecting the American people. One of the most pernicious restrictions was the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) passed in 1978. ... When Congress discussed legislation to require a court warrant to wiretap enemy agents and terrorists, Kennedy and the ACLU began a campaign to raise the barriers as high as possible.
Kennedy introduced the concept in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Bill that required evidence that someone was providing classified information to a foreign intelligence service. Someone who "only" had a clandestine relationship with a foreign intelligence officer and carried out covert influence operations for a foreign power could not be wiretapped.
When we see the KGB reports we can understand why Kennedy would want this provision in the law. Kennedy was not a KGB agent. He also was not "a useful idiot" who was used by the KGB without understanding what he was doing. Kennedy was a collaborationist. He aided the KGB for his own political purposes.
-------------- Human Events article from 2003
via 41, posted on FR 10/23/2006 3:00:11 PM PDT by grandpa jones
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06/25/2010 5:58:06 PM PDT
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piasa
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To: This Just In
SEPTEMBER 1978 : (KAZAKHSTAN, USSR : TED KENNEDY GIVES KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT WORLD HEALTH ORG MEETING; TUNNEY TRIES TO INTRODUCE TED KENNEDY TO A SOVIET POLITBURO AIDE NATASHA-- See HONEYTRAP) Tunney also seems to have been a setter of honey traps. In my note on one of the sources mentioned above, Richard E. Burke's
The Senator: My Ten Years With Senator Ted Kennedy, I jotted down this note from pages 138-139 on Tunney's attempt to introduce Kennedy to a Politburo aide named Natasha:
138-139: Kennedy invited to give keynote address at September 1978 World Health Organization meeting in Soviet Socialist Republic of Kazakhstan, decides to meet with Refuseniks on trip, asks advice from Tunney due to his business contacts in USSR and association with Karr in building hotel for 1980 Olympics, Karr is linked to Politburo functionary named Andrei with aide Natasha whom Tunney had spent time on Karrs yacht, Tunney tells Kennedy Natasha might be point of contact with Brezhnev regarding Refuseniks----------"The Senator: My Ten Years With Senator Ted Kennedy," BY Richard E. Burke, PP 138-139
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06/25/2010 6:01:22 PM PDT
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piasa
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* Greg Craig : ...Greg Craig, recently lawyer for Castro — I mean Elian’s father — was highly involved in the anti-Contra legislation and support for the Sandinistas as Ted Kennedy’s senior for[e]ign policy aide. Craig is part of the Kerry campaign today and we do not need him in the State Department, perhaps even as Secretary of State.
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06/25/2010 6:02:56 PM PDT
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piasa
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To: piasa; All
ON THE INTERNET:
foia.fbi.gov/foiaindex/chappaquiddick.htm
foia.fbi.gov/foiaindex/kennedy.htm
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posted on
06/29/2010 2:07:07 AM PDT
by
Cindy
To: daku
I thought you had to be in the armed forces to be buried there? Teddy never was in the military.
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06/29/2010 4:44:00 PM PDT
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guitarplayer1953
(Rebellion to Tyrants is Obedience to GOD! Thomas Jefferson)
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