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From: pmsc13sg@smucs1.umassd.edu (Stephen Grossman)
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Subject: ZIG-ZAG 1.1
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Message-ID: <C4rnto.8y3@umassd.edu>
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Organization: UMASS DARTMOUTH, NO. DARTMOUTH, MA.
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Date: Wed, 31 Mar 1993 18:39:22 GMT
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ZIG-ZAG 1.1 Mar. 31, 1993
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Tracking the Marxist dialectical strategy of advance-retreat-advance or
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unity-split-unity in international revolution.
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Stephen Grossman, pub./ed. weekly? Internet
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"Dialectics is living, many-sided knowledge." [Lenin]
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"Dialectics is the soul of Marxism." [Stalin, _Problems of Leninism_,
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1940]
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"Communists the world over are wiser than the bourgeoisie [because]....
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they understand dialectics and they can see further." [Mao, _Selected Works_,
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1961]
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"In this world, friendship exists only between one cat and another, not
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between a cat and a mouse." [Mao]
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"LENIN ABANDONS STATE OWNERSHIP AS SOVIET POLICY....
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Lenin has thrown communism overboard." [_NYT_, Aug. 13, 1921]
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"GORBACHEV BURIES THE COLD WAR" [_NYT_, MAY 7, 1992]
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"Formerly top-secret documents released this week to _The Washington
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Post_ and the Russian popular magazine _Ogonyok_ make clear that a worldwide
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Communist 'conspiracy' really did exist for much of the past seven decades,
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with the Kremlin secretly funding client parties from India to El Salvador."
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[_Wash. Post_, Mar. 1, 1992]
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"...Secretary of Defense Cheney's stated concern that the Soviet
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missile fleet continues to be upgraded and aimed at American targets..."
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[_NYT_, Dec. 3, 1991]
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"...Russia still controls the second most powerful navy in the world,
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one that is modernizing even as it shrinks, and the only one outside NATO with
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an effective nuclear missile stockpile....'It is very difficult to find out
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where their submarines are, and how many are out there from other sources
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[other than reconnaissance near the Soviet shore]....Soviet Navy is still
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sending out four to six ballistic missile submarines on patrol at any given
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time....Soviet Navy test-fired a ballistic missile from a submarine....In
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December, the only large-deck aircraft carrier built by the former Soviet
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Union sailed from the Black Sea to join the Northern Fleet off the Kola
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Peninsula....an Oscar and an Akula attack submarine are under construction, a
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Typhoon clas sub us being modified to accept more accurate ballistic miussiles,
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and a nearly finished Delta sub, which also carries ballistic missiles, may or
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may not be completed after work was apparently halted last year..." [_NYT_,
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Feb. 23, 1992]
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"Thousands of nuclear weapons were intended to deter such a war or to
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prevail[!] in war if deterrence failed." [Gorbachev aide Igor Malashenko _NYT_,
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Oct. 18, 1991]
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"The deployment of rail-mobile SS-24 and road-mobile SS-25 has
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continued....[By] 1 January 1991....36 launchers had been mounted on 12 trains
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which were deployed at three sites. It is estimated that about a further 54
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SS-24 have been deployed in former SS-19 silos. SS-245 deployment has probably
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now reached 300; the missile was seen for the first time at the October Day
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Parade held on 7 November 1990. It is reliably claimed that follow-ons to both
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the SS-24 and SS-25 are under development. While the deployed numbers of SS-18
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remained at 308, more have been modernized with the ten-warhead Mod 5 and a new
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single-warhead Mod 6 replacing older Mod 2, 3, and 4 missiles." [annual book,
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International Institute of Strstegic Studies, Oct. 1991]
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"...the U.S.S.R. Institute of the U.S.A. and Canada recently wrote
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that military spending would rise from 26 percent of the Soviet budget for 1990
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to 36 percent in 1991....the Director of Central Intelligence, William
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Webster...said [the Soviets] launched a new Delta-4 ballistic misisle submarine
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in 1990, with more under construction, and are continusingf to develop three
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additional strategic missiles....The C.I.A. assessment concluded that the
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Soviet's modernization of strategic weapons will substantially improve their
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strategic capability....the START treaty...will allow the soviets to have 1,100
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warheads on mobile ICBMs, up from 660 in current inventory." [Hoover
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Institution's Richard Staar, _NYT_, Aug. 19, 1991]
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"U.S. CONSIDERING SHARP CUTS IN MULTI-WARHEAD MISSILES, CORE OF THE
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NUCLEAR FORCE" [_NYT_, Jan. 1992]
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"A note informing the Far Eastern Democratic Republic of Siberia that
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it has been recognized by the Russian Soviet Government was sent
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today...[_NYT_, May 19, 1920]
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"FREE FROM SOVIETS, GEORGIA PROCLAIMS....Independence of Moscow Is
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Unanimously Declared by Republic's Parliament" [_NYT_, Apr. 10, 1991]
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"In order to placate the deaf-mutes, proclaim the (fictional!)
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separation of our government and governmental institutions (the Council of
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People's Commissars, etc.) from the Party and the Politburo and, in particular,
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from the Comintern, declaring these latter agencies to be independent political
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groups which are tolerated on the territory of the Soviet Socialist Republics.
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The deaf-mutes will believe it." [Lenin's notes copied by Yury Annakov and
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published in "Lenin and the 'Deaf-Mutes,'" _Bulletin: Institute for the Study
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of the USSR_, May 1962]
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"The revolutionary will accept a reform in order to use it as an aid in
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combining legal work with illegal work and to intensify, under its cover, the
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illegal work of the revolutionary preparation of the masses for the overthrow
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of the bourgeoisie." [Stalin, _Foundations of Leninism_,]
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"SOVIET REFORMISTS DECIDE TO CREATE OPPOSITION GROUP" [_NYT_, JULY 2,
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1991]
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"You will have to go through fifteen, twenty, fifty years of civil wars
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and international conflicts..." [Marx, in Marx and Engels, _Works_ (Soviet?)]
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"...the transition from capitalism to communism [is] an entire
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historical era..." [Lenin]
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"Who has not heard of that disease of narrow empiricism and
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unprincipled practicalism which has not infrequently caused certain
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'Bolsheviks' to degenerate and to abandon the cause of the revolution?"
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[Stalin, _Foundations of Leninism_]
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"America remains an open society in which opposing forces can surface
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and clash, a necessary precondition for their solution." [Gorbachev, _NYT_, May
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28, 1992]
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"...our country, (where a phase of history well known to us took its
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start and ran its course)....the society and civilization we are now creating
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should be understood in their full complexity, with all their many facets and
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contradictions. That precisely[!] is the point of intellectual and political
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freedom and of pluralism....representatives of socialist parties and members
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of the Socialist International are in the governments of countries where the
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market dominates the economy." [Gorbachev, _NYT_, Feb. 24, 1992]
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"War Foe to Oversee Military in House....Ronald V. Dellums, almost
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certain to be the new chairman of the House Armed Services Committee..."
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[_NYT_, Dec. 24, 1992]
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"After the U.S. invasion of Grenada, U.S. forces retrieved a letter
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from [a] Dellums aide...to the Communist strongman Maurice Bishop...'Ron, as a
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political thinker, is the best around and Fidel will verify that in no
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uncertain terms....[Ron] is really hooked on you and Grenada and doesn't want
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anything to happen to building the Revo[lution] and making it strong....the
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only other person that I know of that he expresses such admiration for is
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Fidel.'....Medical Aid to El Salvador...has more than a dozen congressional
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sponsors, among them...Dellums....According to a laudatory article in the May
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28, 1983, [far left] _Gaurdian_, donations to Medical Aid funded 'various
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projects in liberated[!] areas of El Salvador, each supervised by the Farabundo
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Marti National Libertation Front/Democratic Revolutionary Front (FMLN/FDR)."
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...House Democrats in activities sponsored by the Soviet-front World
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Peace Council, and its U.S. affiliate, the U.S. Peace Council....Dellums [among
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them]." [_National Rev._, July 31, 1987]
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"Hillary [Clinton] served in 1987-88 as director and chair of the board
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of directors of the New World Foundation....In 1988, New World gave $5,000 to
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the Committee in Support of the People of El Salvador (CISPES) education fund.
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CISPES was founded at meetings in New York City in 1980 by Farid Handal
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(brother of El Salvador's Communist party chief Shafik Handal), who had come to
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the United States to mobilize American support for the FMLN, the major
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Communist guerilla organization in El Salvador....In 1988, Hillary lavished
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$20,000 on the Christic Institute, the far left [at least] crackpots who
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flacked the 'secret team" theory [and who]....were assessed $1.1 million in
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court-ordered sanctions for filing a frivilous lawsuit against...supposed
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secret teamsters. Hillary doled out $15,000 in 1987 to the National Lawyers
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Guild, founded in the 1930s as an adjunct to the American Communist Party and
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retaining party ties to this day. Support also went to the Center for
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Constitutional Studies...and [its ally and/or parent organization,] the
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[Marxist] Institute for Policy Studies." [_Am. Spectator_, Aug. 1992]
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Gennadi Yanayev lead the "coup" which "ended" Soviet Marxism. The
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_NYT_, in almost the first thing it reported about him, said, "Likes ice hockey
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and has been described as having an earthy sense of humor..." The _NYT_ also
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said, "Made his way to the top through...the trade union movement..."
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"There is mounting evidence that [he] now has become Gorbachev's chief
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of staff and the key man in charge of Soviet active measures [political war or
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political influence operations]....He is also probably the chief planner and
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coordinator of Soviet active measures in the West....made his career in
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organizations that are central[!] to Soviet active measures." [_Political
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Warfare_, Spring 1991] Yanayev has been a top official of the CPSU-controlled
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All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions, which controls the World Federation
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of Trade Unions and other international Marxist labor fronts. He then sat on
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the Politburo and was Central Committee secretary for the International
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Affairs Commission. Soon after, he was "elected" "vice-president" of the SU.
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The International Affairs Commission controls the International Dept,
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the revolutionary, non-state, organization which coordinates the various
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national Marxist and allied parties, national liberation movements, guerilla
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and terrorists groups. This is the institution of the international communist
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conspiracy, as described by the Radio Liberty Research Bulletin Supplement
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("Foreign Depts," Oct. 27, 1980), _Problems of Communism_ ("International
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Dept_, Sep. 1984, p.47), and _International Journal_ ("International Dept.,"
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Winter 1976-1977, p.41). In _Breaking With Moscow_, defecting Soviet UN
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Ambassador Arkady Shevchenko said the state Soviet Foreign Ministry was
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controlled by the International Dept., an observation consistent with the
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Marxist view of the state as the dialectically temporary agent of revolution.
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"Gorbachev Names Top Liberals As Advisors....former Foreign Minister
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Eduard A. Shevardnadze...[,] Aleksandr Yakovlev...[,] an architect
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of...glasnost and perestroika[,]...the new liberal[!] head of the
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KGB[!!],"...and the new liberal[!] head of state television, Yegor Yakovlev."
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Shevvardnadze was identified as KGB by the House Subcommittee on
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Terrorism. Yakovlev was International Policy Commission secretary before
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Yanayev. Soviet state television is controlled by the International Information
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Subdepartment, an important agency of Marxist "active measures," of the
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Ideological Commission of the Central Committee of the CPSU.
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In 1989, the (Soviet) Novosti Press Agency (of the International
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Information Subdepartment) published _The Problem of Compromise in Politics as
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Seen by Lenin in the First Post Revolutionary Years (1918-1921)_ by Alexander
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Lebedev, described as a journalist. Lebedev is head of the International
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Information Subdepartment and deputy head of its controlling Ideology Dept. The
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conventional Western meaning of compromise as an end to conflict radically
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differs from Lenin's meaning, as quoted by Lebedev, "truth turns into error
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[when] we recognize only one road, only the direct road, and...will not permit
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tacking, conciliatory manoevers, or compromising[!]." [ZIG-ZAG is seeking the
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English edition] Soon after publication, Marxism dialectically ended in the SU.
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"A report in _Tass_ [on Dec. 7, 1992]...quoted [First Deputy Russian
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Defense Minister Pavel] Kokoshin as saying that the Russian military would give
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acqisition priority to strategic nuclear forces and space-based intelligence-
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gathering equipment as well as communication, command, and control and mobile
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technologies. He said, 'Emphasis will be laid on the creation of scientific and
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tecnical facilities for the development of advanced armaments and through
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modernization of existing weapons." [_Wash. Inquirer_, Jan. 1,1993]
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"The anticipated reductions sketched out in the proposed START II
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Treaty really mean that if, Russia, has heretofore enjoyed better than a 5 to 1
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advantage in deliverable megatonnage as many experts believe, ikt can logically
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still retain the same advantage after making the putative radical cuts.
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Moreover, it is untrue to suggest, as is being done in the media, that
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multiple-warhead (MIRVed) missiles will be altogether eliminated." [_Wash.
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Inquirer_, Jan. 8 1993]
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"...HITLER IN SPEECH KEEPS PEACE DOOR OPEN" [_NYT_, Sep. 27, 1938]
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"...GERMANS TO ENTER SUDETEN AREA TOMORROW" [_NYT_, Sep. 30, 1938]
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"The existential atmosphere of [the pre-WW1 West] (which was then being
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destroyed by Europe's philosophical trends and political systems) still held a
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benevolence that would be incredible to the men of today, i.e., a smiling
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confident good will of man to man, and of man to life." Ayn Rand
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________________________________________________________________________________
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STEPHEN GROSSMAN PMSC13SG@UMASSD.EDU
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