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Jon De Lorraine challenged Raphaël Glucksmann's statements about the rescue of Donald Trump's Taj Mahal casino. He wrote that Glucksmann had attributed this rescue to billionaires linked to the KGB, but that no known documentary evidence supported it. According to De Lorraine, the casino had been restructured with its bondholders in 1991, after accumulating $675 million in debt, and Trump had sold 50% of the equity in exchange for a restructuring of his debt. De Lorraine deemed it serious that Glucksmann presented this accusation as a fact on public service without being contradicted. #FakeNews #DébatPublic #Politique (translated)

The author of the post wrote that on October 15, 1959, in Munich, KGB agent Bogdan Staszyński killed Stepan Bandera using a cyanide capsule. He described Bandera as a Ukrainian criminal, leader of the OUN, and an agent of the German Abwehr, and also attributed co-responsibility for the genocide of the citizens of the Second Polish Republic to him. https://t.co/TndgDlU86C #Historia #Ukraina #IIWojnaŚwiatowa #UA #DE #PL (translated)

Nikolaos Apelaios II argued that Vladimir Putin had twice the intelligence of Donald Trump and that, after four years, he realized he would not prevail over the Ukrainians on the battlefield. According to him, when the Ukrainians began their counteroffensive, Putin called Trump, whom the author described as his employee. Apelaios accused Trump of unjustly attacking Ukraine and stated that, after a "fake agreement" regarding diesel, he asked European governments to release the invaders' funds and hand them over to an American investment fund, which he claimed would put them in Putin's hands. He added that these governments had repeatedly received insults from Trump and described their reaction as a categorical rejection, using abusive language against him. Finally, he argued that Trump was portraying the situation as a negotiation and concluded that he had "no cards." #Ουκρανία #πολιτική #Τραμπ (translated)

Alpo Rusi wrote that the KGB had about 350 agents, confidential contacts, or targets of preparation at a time, managed by the cover diplomats or illegals of the Soviet embassy. He claimed that Lipponen had a KGB connection since 1967 and that Stasi had also dealt with him and Aho. Rusi also mentioned Gerhard Maget (OibE) from the years 1986–1990. #Kgb #historia #vakoojat (translated)

The author of the post stated that the former head of the Kazakh KGB, Alnur Musayev, claimed that the KGB recruited Donald Trump in 1987 under the code name Krasnov and had compromising video footage of him during his stay at a Moscow hotel during the Miss Universe contest in 2013. The author described this explanation as too complex and wrote that Trump, in his opinion, committed treason for money. https://t.co/q0NzHwyTUa #Trump #KGB #Velezrada #KZ #US #RU (translated)

Mih stated that the justification for Tariflavio was that Janones was spreading fake news in the group. According to Mih, the action had begun that day and the group had only published a hashtag. The author tagged the TSE and expressed opposition to the censorship, using hashtags that called upon the “Army of Lula” against it. #EXÉRCITODOLULAEMCAMPO #EXERCITODOLULACONTRACENSURA https://t.co/kgb3kIr3O0 #CensuraNão #Fakenews #LiberdadeDeExpressão (translated)

OMGzine was asking what people would be talking about after today. He mentioned why Ms. Pavlová did not vote and who paid for the trip to and from Africa, naming possible payers such as the KGB, GRU, Mossad, Illuminati, and Soros. He also used a derogatory term for the trip. Furthermore, he asked why Pavel did not come in a suit, whether his departure for vacation was part of the performance, and if he has a double. He himself answered the last question affirmatively and claimed that Pavel did everything on purpose to annoy people. #politika #otázky #spekulace (translated)

The author claimed that Austria’s foreign minister, Spindlegger, personally went to secure the release of KGB colonel Golovatov, whom the author said had been convicted of killing 13 Lithuanians. The author wrote that Golovatov was released after being detained while on Interpol’s red list and taken to an awaiting Russian plane. #Österreich #Diplomatie #KGB #AT #LT #RU

Amalia claimed that documents uncovered from the Russian State Archive of Contemporary History (RGANI) showed that Moscow was funding AKEL with the aim of preventing the union of Cyprus with Greece. According to her, the funding served Soviet interests, as Greece was a NATO member. She stated that the money was channeled through the International Trade Union Assistance Fund for Left-Wing Labor Organizations, which she described as a cover for the KGB, and that the allocations were approved by the Political Bureau of the CPSU. She mentioned Yuri Andropov as responsible for transferring the funds. According to Amalia, six annual reports for the period 1961-1973 recorded remittances to AKEL amounting to $56,000 in 1961, $56,222 in 1962, $56,000 in 1963, $69,722 in 1965, $70,000 in 1966, and $140,000 in 1973, totaling $447,944. She added that these amounts did not necessarily constitute the total aid received by the party, as, she wrote, documents for all the years had not been declassified. She also mentioned that AKEL had received weapons from Moscow. She wrote that the Central Committee of the CPSU approved, at the request of AKEL's General Secretary Ezekias Papayiannou, the shipment of 100 Walther pistols and 25,000 cartridges. According to the posting, the weapons were sent on June 13, 1974, and delivered on July 4. Amalia questioned the stated purpose in the documents — the protection of AKEL leadership and other persons — and claimed that the weapons were intended for terrorist actions against EOKA B. Finally, she stated that Makarios had received weapons from Czechoslovakia, with Moscow's approval, in late January 1972. According to her, these were unloaded in the area of Kseros and transported with about 50 trucks to the Archdiocese in Nicosia. #Κύπρος #ΑΚΕΛ #ιστορία (translated)

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Belarusian Wadim Paszkowski reveals that the KGB forced him to act as a secret agent in Poland after he was sentenced to 18 years in prison for participating in protests, threatening him with charges of espionage, but he decided to inform the Polish services about the circumstances of his recruitment. #Białoruś #KGB #prawaczłowieka (translated)

Rok Ravnikar stated that labeling parliamentary investigations as "political police" is mockery of the victims of totalitarian regimes. Among the political police, he included the Gestapo, Securitate, Stasi, AVO, UDBA, KGB, Santebal, Mukhabarat, DINA, and DSA. He added that, in his opinion, those who loudly used this term while glorifying the slogans or leaders of these systems acted perversely. He called for the development of democratic awareness and culture so that people could correctly name phenomena and recognize and reject totalitarian attempts in various forms. #politika #demokracija #totalitarizem (translated)

Paulo Figueiredo criticized John Kiriakou for comments about alleged CIA interference in Brazil. According to Figueiredo, Kiriakou confused a conversation involving Jair Bolsonaro with another involving Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, and the source of the accusation would be Lula himself. The author also accused the press of promoting this version and acting in favor of the Brazilian president. Figueiredo stated that Kiriakou worked for Sputnik, a Russian state media outlet, and noted that the producer of the channel in the United States received a mandate from the Department of Justice to register as a foreign agent. He also mentioned a report from The New Republic that described Kiriakou as a former CIA agent who became a Russian propagandist. According to Figueiredo, Kiriakou claimed to have contractually guaranteed independence but did not present the document when requested. The author further cited reports from Kiriakou that he claimed were later corrected. He said Kiriakou stated that Abu Zubaydah confessed after a simulated drowning application, but documents indicated at least 83 applications in one month. Figueiredo added that ABC corrected the report and that Kiriakou clarified he did not witness the procedure. He also stated that Kiriakou acknowledged as false a claim that Hillary Clinton arranged a $20 million payment to the Ecumenical Patriarchate, linked to the Ukrainian church. Figueiredo also mentioned that Kiriakou pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 30 months in prison for revealing the identity of a CIA undercover agent. Regarding Brazilian politics, he asserted that the PT party was using the allegation of foreign interference to attempt to annul the opposing coalition in the Supreme Federal Court. In contrast, he noted that Lula met, outside of the official agenda, with Nikolai Patrushev, advisor to Vladimir Putin and former head of the FSB, and that Patrushev visited the NAM Atlântico, Brazil's largest warship. For Figueiredo, the press did not give equivalent coverage to these connections and to Kiriakou's work for Sputnik. #CIA #Lula #Bolsonaro (translated)

Alpo Rusi wrote that liberal member of the Russian Duma Galina Starovoitova was shot in St. Petersburg on November 20, 1998, at a time when, according to him, her career was on the rise. Rusi mentioned that he had befriended Starovoitova in Italy in September 1990, and said she had estimated that the Soviet Union would collapse. He stated that the picture showed them walking and talking. Rusi added that Starovoitova had resigned from Yeltsin's administration in 1993 and had warned of a return of the KGB. https://t.co/Xkx1Lkk2gA #Venäjä #Historia #Politiikka (translated)

On this day, October 4, 1957, the first artificial satellite Sputnik 1 was launched into orbit, marking the beginning of the space era under the watchful eye of the KGB, while its chief engineer Sergei Korolev, despite his genius, lived in constant fear and control. #Sputnjik1 #SvemirskaUtrka #SergejKoroljov (translated)