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.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

No question. The Neck Brace is a traitor.

[Irish_Thatcherite]

Doesn't surprise me in the least.

Ireland Ping.

[Grampa Dave]

Kennedy has been one of the predatory gay backers in the $inate, both in size and with his vast pro gay bs.

[Tribune7]

ping

[ohioWfan]

This is no surprise whatsoever.

We know that Teddy was in league with Kerry to conspire against Americans and consort with communists in Viet Nam.

We know that Teddy is actively working against America and our military in Iraq.

We know that his Dad was in cahoots with Hitler.

Ted is a traitor plain and simple..

No surprise here at all.....

[MarkL]

I can't imagine living with the knowledge that, as far as the enemies of America are concerned, Teddy Kennedy simply was never worth the effort of assasinating. They know that Teddy Kennedy's a greater asset to the enemies of America alive than dead. That he can do more damage as long as he's in the senate.

Mark

[Fresh Wind]

Put him in a rope and hang him higher
Put him in a rope and hang him higher
Put him in a rope and hang him higher
Early in the morning

[khnyny]

[It should be pointed out that it was *Churchill* who *demanded* that Kennedy be withdrawn.FDR most assuredly didn't do it on his own.]

Excellent point.

[Dog]

Wow.

[Starboard]

I'm sorry, and don't mean to offend, but it really amazes me how one state can send two Senators like that to Washington. Its like some type of a cruel joke. Then again, so are the Senators from NY.

[null and void]

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[2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten]

Nothing ever changes.

 Then - Reagan is the single biggest threat to world peace.

 Now - Bush is the single biggest threat to world peace.

 

And our putative enemies are, in reality, just loveable fuzzballs, who have been mischaracterized by the evil republicans.


 

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Thanks for the ping .....sure would like to see Kennedy nailed.

[null and void]

government runs your life, womb to tomb.

In some cases it is a very direct trip, cf China...

[Beth528]

I did sent this to my mailing list and would suggest everyone here do the same..It will never get read unless we start it..make sure that the whole article and link is sent..also I hope the people that read FR but do not post do the same..I do not know anyone that lives in Mass,but I am sure there are plenty here that do..

[Irish_Thatcherite]

He is some piece of work!

[null and void]

In fact I would probably vote for a hamster over Teddy.

At least Kerry didn't let a hamster drown...

[khnyny]

Wouldn't it be funny if the good guys messed with Kennedy and our enemies by supplying Kennedy/Kerry/Clinton and co. with misinformation? Not to sound too farfetched, but the games that could be played...lol.

[EQAndyBuzz]

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

They're morons?

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

In Kennedy's view, the main reason for the antagonism between the United States and the Soviet Union in the 1980s was Reagan's unwillingness to yield on plans to deploy middle-range nuclear missiles in Western Europe, the KGB chief wrote in his letter.

"Kennedy was afraid that Reagan was leading the world into a nuclear war," Kengor said. "He hoped to counter Reagan's polices, and by extension hurt his re-election prospects."

As a prelude to the public relations strategy Kennedy hoped to facilitate on behalf of the Soviets, Kengor said, the Massachusetts senator had also proposed meeting with Andropov in Moscow -- to discuss the challenges associated with disarmament.