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60 years on. How long will our traitors have to look over their shoulders?

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[PapaBear3625]

The Nazis are almost all dead. Time to give the Commies equal time.

[Larry381]

There are quite a few Americans who spied for the reds in the fifties & sixties and still alive here in this country. Most are known by the FBI, CIA and Navy and Army intelligence services.
The excuse I hear is that their cases are too cold and not enough evidence or too expensive to convict now.
The real reason [imo] is there is no will to prosecute these cases by the pseudo politicians who run today's intelligence agencies. This is especially true of the Dept of Justice under Holder who probably feel arresting these old time traitors would be akin to arresting family members.

[JoeDetweiler]

Interesting. I used to work with a gentleman who was a colonel in the Czech military, though he was a specialist, being a chemical engineer. he is no longer with us, but I remeber that he said he had to make three escape attempts before he got out.

I’d love to know if he was a victim of this guy.

I only remember that he once escaped into Yugoslavia. They weren’t on the best of terms with either side at the time, so they sent him back to Czechoslavakia but didn’t tell them he had tried to escape.

[OMON]

This is interesting. Except for some East Germans, not many former Communist secret police officers have been prosecuted in the former Soviet bloc.