To: AmericaUnited
You know, I kind of thought the same thing when I read that part. I don't think the KGB would admit the Americans were better at anything either. I did find it somewhat humorous however, that Kalugin says even the KGB director didnt trust the Palestinians. I think about that and wonder why so many today trust Yassir Arafat.
Through the course of reading this book (which I have yet to finish), I have noticed a few other things that Kalugin has said that don't sound quite right. I have a feeling certain parts of his book are nothing but disinformation. However, I felt this piece on Yassir Arafat was worth posting.
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11/01/2002 6:04:34 PM PST by
Orion78
To: Orion78
The part about not trusting YassarRat is true. As one KGB defector said "He's so full of cunning, deceit, guile and treachery."
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