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Tuesday, August 7. 2007

I noticed the similarity between Gen. Pacepa's examples of KGB psy-ops and John Kerry's testimony in Congress. So did Sissy Willis, but Gateway shows the real deal.

Gateway calls it "useful idiocy," but I think otherwise. "Useful," but not an idiot: I am not saying he was a spy, but perhaps a willing�ally of the Soviets,�and one who�had clearly been handed�a�KGB script designed to undermine support for the war. I agree with Sen. Kerry about almost nothing political, but he isn't an idiot.

Kerry was reading from the KGB propaganda script, word for word. So am I�insane when I sometimes wonder what Bill Clinton was doing on that trip to Moscow (also here) while be was at Oxford?

Yes, probably paranoid, but if I had told you a week ago�that Kerry was reading a KGB script when he testified to Congress, you would have (rightly) called me crazy too.

There are Americans out there who truly hate America enough to ally themselves with America's enemies. That sad and unsettling�fact opens the door to all sorts of�suspicious thoughts which are unpleasant to entertain. That is what happens when one's reality is shaken. I thought Kerry was disloyal, but not a man who would read a KGB script in Congress.

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