Ted Turner: KGB ‘Honorable Place to Work’

Breitbart/You Tube ^ | Nov 30, 2008

[RDTF]

"And the KGB, I think, was an honorable place to work. And it, it gave people in the former Soviet Union, a communist country, an opportunity to do something important and worthwhile."

[RDTF]

video at link...

[Dallas59]

Why are most rich people crazy?

[EDINVA]

Turner really is one crazy guy.

[Mr. Mojo]

So was a gulag “administrator,” eh Ted?

[gigster]

“Cuckoo,Cuckoo,Cuckoo!”

[mimaw]

I think he needs his meds adjusted. This guy is just nuts.

[SeafoodGumbo]

What a loathsome piece of _hit.

[El Sordo]

I forever wonder that.

[Thumper1960]

How long has Turner had syphilis?

[VeniVidiVici]

And I’m sure Teddy has railed against the CIA and the NSA. The CIA are pansies next to the KGB. Ted deserves a kick in the ass for such a stupid statement.

[MHGinTN]

Dull Ted already paid the fine ... he was married to Hanoi Jane don’tchaknow.

[justiceseeker93]

Ted Turner is the archtypical pinko “useful idiot.”

[mlocher]

"And the KGB, I think, was an honorable place to work. And it, it gave people in the former Soviet Union, a communist country, an opportunity to do something important and worthwhile."

Ted has part of it correct. National security is an honorable profession. I wonder if he feels the same way about our armed forces and our CIA?

[Migraine]

Now I KNOW his cabbage is cooked

[Gondring]

I heard the interview on the radio...it was the FBI to which he compared the KGB.

[Gondring]

I wonder if he feels the same way about our armed forces and our CIA?

He said something like "we don't hold it against someone for formerly working at the FBI."

[mlocher]

He said something like "we don't hold it against someone for formerly working at the FBI."

So national security is important to Ted. It just depends on whose nation is being secured.

[RDTF]

astonishing

[A_Former_Democrat]

I really think people like Turner, Penn, Madonna, Streisand, et al should just move to the utopias of Russia, Cuba, Venezuela, etc.

Then we’d all be happy.

[Gondring]

“We have an FBI and, and, and, and, and we’re not prejudiced against somebody who’s worked at the FBI. It’s an honorable place to work. And the KGB, I think, was an honorable place to work. And it, it gave people in the former Soviet Union, a communist country, an opportunity to do something important and worthwhile.” —Ted Turner