Drug lord Gorbachev and his owners

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Professor, Doctor of Political Science writes about Gorbachev's activities and his coming to power in his article "General Liquidator of the USSR M. Gorbachev" Panarin Igor Nikolaevich:

“The main role in the collapse of the USSR was played by Judas M. Gorbachev from Stavropol, who was brought to power in the USSR with the help of external forces. Over the 6 years of his leadership of the USSR, the external debt increased by 5, 5 times, and the gold reserve decreased by 11 times … The USSR made unilateral military and political concessions. M. Gorbachev caused the maximum damage to his Fatherland in the history of the country. In no country in the world never there was no such leader. Therefore, we need a Public Tribunal over Judas to identify the reasons that contributed to his coming to power and destructive anti-state activities …"

"When WE received information about the imminent death of the Soviet leader (it was about Yu. V. Andropov.), then we thought about the possible coming to power with our help of a person, thanks to whom we will be able to realize our intentions. This was the assessment of my experts (and I have always formed a very qualified group of experts on the Soviet Union and, as necessary, facilitated the additional emigration of the necessary specialists from the USSR). This man was M. Gorbachev, who was characterized by experts as a careless, suggestible and very ambitious person. He had good relations with the majority of the Soviet political elite, and therefore his coming to power with our help was possible … " Margaret Thatcher

Analysis of the events that took place during the visit Gorbachev to England in December 1984, shows that they were waiting for him there … Gorbachev headed an insignificant delegation of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. It included the chairman of the commission on energy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR Yevgeny Velikhov, head of the information department of the Central Committee of the CPSU Leonid Zamyatin, Alexander Yakovlev, who a year earlier became director of the Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR.

Gorbachev made the central theme of his visit to London disarmament … However, Gorbachev did not have any authority to make statements on behalf of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on this matter. Nevertheless, Gorbachev was received by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at a special country residence in Checkers. It was intended only for those foreign representatives "with whom the Prime Minister intended to have a particularly important and at the same time confidential conversation." Leonid Zamyatin wrote about this in his book "Gorby and Maggie" … Yakovlev, in the already cited interview with Kommersant, explained this by the fact that the success of the meeting with Thatcher was predetermined by Gorbachev's trip to Canada in May 1983 and his meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau. where he was also expected.

While then Secretary of the CPSU Central Committee, Gorbachev insisted on his trip to Canada, although there was no state necessity. The then Secretary General Yuri Andropov was against this visit, but then agreed. Alexander Yakovlev in those years was the USSR ambassador to Canada.

During a meeting with the "iron lady", as Margaret Thatcher was then called, the incredible happened. This is how the participant of this meeting, Yakovlev, described this episode in his memoirs "The Pool of Memory": General Staff map with all the confidentiality stamps indicating that the card was genuine. It depicted the directions of missile strikes on Great Britain … The premiere examined the English cities, which were approached by arrows, but not yet missiles. The prolonged pause was interrupted by Gorbachev: "Madam Prime Minister, we must end all this, and as soon as possible." "Yes," - said Thatcher, somewhat bewildered."

Gorbachev himself does not deny this fact in his memoirs. "Life and Reforms": “I laid out in front of the Prime Minister of Great Britain a large map on which all stocks of nuclear weapons were drawn in thousandths. And each of these cells, I said, is quite enough to destroy all life on Earth. This means that the accumulated nuclear reserves can destroy all living things 1000 times!"

Unbelievable but Yakovlev and Gorbachev talk about the fact of disclosing top-secret information of state importance, as an everyday thing. The question arises: on what basis and who provided Gorbachev with top-secret materials? Why was he not afraid to bring them to London?

The very fact of negotiations between Gorbachev and Thatcher on the basis of a top-secret map of the General Staff seems, at first glance, incredible. First of all, because such "frankness" could cost Mikhail Sergeevich not only his place, but also his "head." During the period when Konstantin Chernenko was the General Secretary of the CPSU Central Committee (after Andropov's death in February 1984), Gorbachev's positions became rather shaky.

He only nominally fulfilled the duties of the "second" secretary, which he received under Andropov. Moreover, on the tacit instructions of Secretary General Chernenko, the Prosecutor General's Office and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR were checking some "Stavropol episodes" in Gorbachev's activities.

But multi-pass combination MI6 upon coming to power in the USSR, Gorbachev took only seven years and cost only a dozen high-ranking corpses. Was it worth it to waste time on trifles when a lot was at stake - the USSR (Empire), the unipolarity of the world on the one hand and some tens of millions of dollars on the other hand for JUDAS and the stavropol bastard Gorbachev?

Of course, this was initially a complex operation - Communication with London was carried out through the channels of its Raisa's wife - Karaites, from an ancient clan of slave traders of the Khazar Kaganate. She also achieved the emergency dismissal of a number of employees of the KGB of the USSR, who tried to identify and document her connection with London at one time.

It is interesting that on April 24, 2001, in the newspaper Zavtra, Alexander Zinoviev, expelled from Russia and living in the West for more than twenty years, categorically pointed out pre-planned introduction of Gorbachev to the post of the head of the USSR: “It was Gorbachev's coming to supreme power and perestroika that served as a decisive event that plunged our country into a state of crisis and collapse … It was the result of outside interference. It was grandiose sabotage operation from the West. Back in 1984, people who were actively working to destroy our country told me: "Wait a year, and our man will sit on the Russian throne" … And so they put their own man on the Russian throne. Without the West, Gorbachev would never have made his way to this post …"

Even now M. Gorbachev has close and friendly relations with London. And the fact that he celebrated his anniversary in London did not even raise any doubts about where his customers were, and in the interests of whom he worked and continues to work, participating in undermining the national security of Russia and announcing Perestroika-2.

In London, the Royal Albert Hall hosted a concert dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the ex-President of the USSR, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Mikhail Gorbachev. There was not a single Russian official in the hall. There was the Russian ambassador, but only as a silent guest - he did not utter a single congratulatory word.

There is a version that Gorbachev and his wife were recruited by the CIA back in 1966 during their trip to France. The notorious Z. Brzezinski, who holds one of the leading posts in the United States, hinted at this. It should be noted, as I. N. Panarin himself Brzezinski was introduced long ago MI6 in the American establishment and carried out, and continues to this day, work in the interests of the City of London.

At least Gorbachev's anti-Soviet activities began immediately after coming to power, which indicates his preliminary "preparation." The Gorbachev couple traveled the world surprisingly often. While still the first secretary of one of the largest regions of Russia, Stavropol, and a member of the Central Committee of the CPSU in September 1971, the Gorbachev couple visit Italy, allegedly at the invitation of the Italian communists. As a result of the Gorbachevs' trip to Italy, their psychological portraits were probably compiled. They were clarified during Gorbachev's trip at the head of the party delegation in 1972 to Belgium … Probably, Mikhail Sergeevich was not deprived of attention during his trips to FRG (1975) and during France (1976).

But the richest information harvest Western experts could collect in September 1977 during the trip of the Gorbachev couple to France. They came there on vacation at the invitation of the French communists. Then, in Western special laboratories, psychologists, psychiatrists, anthropologists and other specialists on human souls, on the basis of this information, tried to recognize the nature of the Gorbachevs and their vulnerabilities.

Today, M. Gorbachev is not a poor man, to put it mildly, having not only royalties for his memoirs in the form of bribes from the owners from London, he has real estate in Europe and beyond. This is a topic for another conversation.

There is an assumption that Gorbachev and London may also have a commercial interest in drug promotion … The fact is that immediately after he became General Secretary, he ruined the case on the so-called Stavropol Narcotransit, in which he himself was implicated (the investigation group was disbanded). So Gorbachev's drug ties are quite possible, apparently.

Well, and the fact that the British Empire has always been the organizer of the drug trade in the world has long been no secret to anyone. As well as the fact that there is a version that the princess Diana was killed by agents MI6 precisely for what she was going to tell in 2 weeks at a press conference about British Empire drug traffickingas the main source of income for the royal house.

It is possible that Gorbachev was hooked MI6, not only using his connected wife, his irrepressible greed, suggestibility and painful ambition, after all, it was not for nothing that M. Gorbachev had a nickname since his work in the Stavropol Territory "Bear-suitcase", but, apparently, MI6 was aware of the drug trafficking in the Stavropol case. After all, M. Thatcher had a plump folder with compromising evidence on the former Stavropol combine operator, prepared for her by a resident of the foreign intelligence of the KGB of the USSR in London and at the same time an agent of British intelligence MI6 (since 1974) Colonel Oleg Antonovich Gordievsky … It was that O. Gordievsky, who was sentenced to death in the USSR, who fled to London, and later Baroness Margaret Thatcher, already being the ex-Prime Minister of Great Britain, awarded him the Order of St. Michael and St. George at the Carlton Club in London …

Apparently, in the case of drug transit was implicated and Shevardnadze, which was also tied to London. It is noteworthy that Shevardnadze fled to London after his resignation from the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs of the USSR. So an interesting chain emerges: English Royal House - M. Gorbachev - E. Shevardnadze.

A bit of history on the Stavropol drug transit

The financial transgressions of the Soviet economic elite, whose deeds became the subject of the attention of the KGB officers, became more and more obvious. However, the "business executives" were covered by high-ranking party officials. In 1982, the "committee" took up the Krasnodar and Astrakhan secretaries in earnest. But few people know that the third in this list was the former secretary of the Stavropol Regional Committee of the CPSU Mikhail Gorbachev.

Another mystery: the head of the KGB of Azerbaijan, Heydar Aliyev, presumably knew something about Gorbachev's Stavropol past and tried to stop him. And therefore, it is no coincidence that Gorbachev, almost immediately after coming to power, struck a blow at the Azerbaijani security officer. In October 1987, Heydar Aliyev, in protest against the policy pursued by the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and personally by General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev, resigned from his posts. So what could such a person know about the last Soviet secretary general "competent authorities"? What frightened Mikhail Sergeevich so much?

The southern direction from a certain time became a matter of concern for the law enforcement agencies of the USSR. From the republic Afghanistan, where the contingent of Soviet troops carried out an "international mission", along with the coffins of the dead servicemen, "hard" drugs began to arrive. Analysts of the KGB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR saw a particular danger in the fact that the transit and distribution of narcotic substances "Covered" both high-ranking officers of law enforcement agencies and individual representatives of the party apparatus.

Attempts to calculate the geography of transit flows of Soviet drug traffickers were undertaken by the Minister of Internal Affairs of the USSR Vasily Fedorchuk, his deputy for personnel Vasily Lezhepekov and the chairman of the KGB of the USSR Viktor Chebrikov. On the instructions of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, they send Mikhail Vinogradov, the head of the psychophysiological laboratory of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs, to develop a method for covert identification of law enforcement officers who either used drugs or were in contact with drug-containing substances.

The republics of Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan were chosen as a testing ground for testing the method, a special team took part in the annual preventive examination of the personnel of the internal affairs bodies. As a result, it turned out that the police officers of these republics, from generals to privates, personally used drugs in 60 cases out of 100. But the most important thing, for the sake of which the operation was planned and what the direct head of the study Mikhail Vinogradov did not know then, was the confirmation of the information that all drug flows from Central Asia and the Caucasus from the very beginning converged in Stavropol Territory.

And now it became clear why, back in 1978, Mikhail Gorbachev was "pushed" from the first secretaries of the Stavropol Territory to the insignificant position of secretary of the CPSU Central Committee for "failed" agriculture. Removed from under the blow? Or maybe, on the contrary, they were substituted for the repressive skating rink of the "committee"? After all, by that time the Chekists let him go outside.

Gorbachev was saved by a miracle. True, it can be said that this miracle was of a man-made nature. Strange quick deaths of two general secretaries, Andropov and Chernenko, who, in theory, should have been nurtured and nurtured by the doctors of the Fourth Directorate of the USSR Ministry of Health, still haunt many specialists and historians. Whatever it was, but after coming to power, Mikhail Sergeevich immediately defeated a group of experts Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR, engaged in the scandalous "Stavropol drug transit", sending someone to retirement, someone to retire.

But the southern accent in the activities of the secretary general only intensified. It is no coincidence that Gorbachev pulled out a Georgian Shevardnadze, placing him in the key direction - foreign policy, appointing Eduard Amvrosievich, who hitherto had nothing to do with diplomatic work, to the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs of the USSR. Shevardnadze covered Gorbachev from the rear, together they then quietly and not without benefit for themselves surrendered the foreign policy positions of the great country.

They went too far, they could have been exposed by the secret services loyal to the oath.

In July 1991, the President of the USSR Mikhail Gorbachev and his American colleague George Bush signed in Moscow the Treaty on Strategic Offensive Arms (START-1). For the first time, the world's two largest nuclear powers have agreed to reduce their nuclear arsenals on equal terms. A remarkable touch. The famous meeting in Malta, December 1989. Secretary General Mikhail Gorbachev and US President George W. Bush (Sr.) said at the end of the meeting that their countries are no longer adversaries.

And on the eve of the historic visit, a terrible storm broke out at sea. It seemed that nature itself was hindering something, trying to prevent some terrible tragedy. But what? Knowledgeable people tell how, during negotiations, a crazed American journalist appeared on the deck of a Soviet ship, who said to his colleagues in the purest Russian language: "Guys, your country is over …"

There is an assumption that as soon as Rajiv Gandhi met with Gorbachev and outlined a plan for the strategic turn of the USSR to the East and strengthening the connection between the USSR and India, Gorbachev reported to his masters about this dangerous initiative. Its owners made a decision about complete the destruction of the Gandhi family.

The promotion of Gorbachev to the post of General Secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU was actually the first operation to carry out the Soviet counter-revolution. Gorbachev was simply bought: in addition to the loans collected and stolen by his administration for 80 billion … dollars, let us recall another anecdotal case when Kohl offered the USSR 160 billion marks for the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Germany. Gorbachev agreed to 16 billion … It is hard to believe that the rest of the money was not paid to him.

In addition to all this, he was created an incredibly positive image in the Western media. There is also information that during the Maltese meeting Gorbachev was "presented" with $ 300 million, Shevardnadze - 75 million … Countless universities and foundations have given Gorbachev awards, prizes, diplomas, and honorary degrees. The more Gorbachev sold the country, the more he was praised. He even received the Nobel Prize. For peace.

In 1990, Mikhail Gorbachev was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of his leading role in the peace process, which characterizes an important component of the life of the international community. Mikhail Sergeevich became the second, and to date the last, representative of Russia, who was awarded this award. The first laureate of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1975 was Andrei Sakharov. It was Gorbachev who brought Academician Sakharov back from political exile.