Moscow, Russia – The Russian Communists changed their nuclear attack law Saturday, February 6th, in an alarming new way that has geopolitical analysts and national security officials scrambling to determine its meaning. In a move that has surprised and concerned the international community, the Communist Party altered their ‘doctrine’ in a way that some say would make it easier for the Russian Federation to strike with nuclear weapons.
Vladimir Putin’s regime signed the new changes into law in a statement that read in part, “Russia reserves the right to use nuclear weapons in response to.. an aggression against the Russian Federation with the use of conventional weapons.”
Critics slammed the inherent audacity in the new doctrine, charging the Russian Federation was seeking to justify the future use of nuclear weapons and questioning the Communist government’s motives.
“There is something highly suspicious about this move,” one geopolitical analyst remarked on condition of anonymity. “The Communists are certainly planning something.”
Putin has controlled the regime through the KGB for almost a decade, a position he owed due to his close ties to the murderous organization. He joined the KGB in 1975 and worked there for roughly 15 years before entering the political arena.
Other more outspoken national security officials warned the Communist regime was planning an attack on the U.S., and had been contemplating such a strike for decades.
“Ever since the 1960’s, defectors have been fleeing Russia, telling Americans “Wake up! They want to destroy you!,” one high-ranking intelligence operative confided. “We certainly can’t say we weren’t warned.”
Several prominent defectors have included former KGB official Anatoliy Golitsyn and former Communist propaganda director Yuri Bezmenov. Both men stated Russia desired to destroy the United States and was planning a long-term attack.
Golitsyn, whose warnings were unheeded by the mainstream intelligence community, authored several books on the Soviet threat and made detailed predictions the Communist government would take. Out of the 148 predictions Golitsyn made, 139 have since come to pass, an astonishing accuracy rate of 94%.
As for Yuri Bezmenov, he has revealed invaluable information on how the Soviet regime conducted propaganda, disinformation, and brainwashing operations.
Both men’s whereabouts are unknown. It has been speculated that one, or both, were liquidated by the KGB.
Your blog is beautiful.
If we ever get our country back, we need to create a memorial to Yuri Bezmenov.