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Lucky Stars: Moscow's good fortune hasn't run out.

 

 https://www.nationalreview.com/2007/10/lucky-stars-ion-mihai-pacepa/

 

[Note: Tom Graves posted this article today on Facebook and as it is relevant to our forum I am re-posting it here for informational purposes.]

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16 hours ago, Douglas Caddy said:

Lucky Stars: Moscow's good fortune hasn't run out.

 

 https://www.nationalreview.com/2007/10/lucky-stars-ion-mihai-pacepa/

 

[Note: Tom Graves posted this article today on Facebook and as it is relevant to our forum I am re-posting it here for informational purposes.]

What does the last sentence of this article mean? 

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11 minutes ago, Paul Brancato said:

What does the last sentence of this article mean? 

I assume you mean this Paul.

"With former Gestapo officers calling all the shots, Germany would never have become the stable democracy that it is."


I take it mean that unlike Germany, Russia hasn't been able to get rid of "its" Gestapo, and will find it very difficult to ever become a democracy.

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1 hour ago, Ray Mitcham said:

I assume you mean this Paul.

"With former Gestapo officers calling all the shots, Germany would never have become the stable democracy that it is."


I take it mean that unlike Germany, Russia hasn't been able to get rid of "its" Gestapo, and will find it very difficult to ever become a democracy.

Thanks Ray. Of course former Gestapo were very much a part of the new Germany, and presumably also part of the KGB. 

Ron - I made it through but agree with you that the point of the article was immediately clear. 

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