by IanEye » Sat Jul 01, 2006 10:19 am
The diaries seem to fit in with a lot of Antony Sutton's philosophy in terms of setting up a useful Hegelian dialectic.<br><br>I always think of the Cold War as the "Yin-Yang" symbol, the interlocking black and white swirls, spiraling around each other, but with a little bit of white WITHIN the black and a little bit of black WITHIN the white. So, you have "Colonel Kotikov" working within the US and also have "Lee Harvey Oswald" working within the USSR.<br><br>The diaries could ultimately be paranoiac propaganda, but there is probably a fair amount of truth within the disinfo. The chapter I find most interesting is Chapter 12, "How Russia Got U.S. Treasury Plates".<br><br>The fact that Averell Harriman [a virile hairy Man] plays a role in the scenario is fascinating. The Harriman brothers, [Averell and Bunny] were their own self contained Hegelian dialectic, playing both sides of the "Left-Right" paradigm. Their grubby hands are all over the 20th century, Bunny aligning with the Bush family and Averell lurking amongst FDR, Kennedy, and Johnson.<br><br>[don't forget those "Righteous" Dulles Brothers!?!]<br><br> Anyway, the idea of US Treasury Notes being printed in the USSR is hilarious. It is like the game "Clue", how when you get to an edge corner of the board you can suddenly "pop" onto the other side of the board<br><br>Averell Harriman:<br>"I'm the Ambassador to Soviet Russia, no, wait! I'm the Governor of New York!"<br><br>George HW Bush:<br>"I'm the Ambassador to Red China, no, wait! I'm the POTUS!"<br><br>Hi-Ho, and on and on.....<br>Ronald Reagan:<br>"I'm an FDR Democrat, no, wait! I'm a Goldwater Republican!"<br><br>Items for further research:<br><br>"The Road to Hong Kong" starring Crosby and Hope where Bob is "Mind Controlled" through out the whole movie by Bing and does bong hits during the titular musical number, all while traipsing around the Orient pursuing clandestine Hi-jinks for the Government --[don't miss the cameo appearance of "the Italian's", Dino and Frankie!?!]<br><br>"Marijuana" an Educational film aimed at American Youth circa '68 hosted by Sonny Bono [channelling Ringo] , where a singular faction gives you BOTH sides of a debate<br><br>"USSA" a song on the Butthole Surfer's '85 album, "Locust Abortion Technician"<br><br>or, you could just go on eBay and buy a dog eared collection of "Spy Vs. Spy" panels from Mad Magazine...... "The ink is Black the page is White......"<br> <p></p><i></i>