RUSSIAN AGENCY IN POLAND
In the russian system, agenthood is hereditary, and in post-communism it provides a career.
Did anyone from the Polish government have information about plans to sign a Polish-Russian memorandum on the construction of a second strand of the Jamal pipeline? How is it possible that the crucial agreements for Polish energy safety were concluded without the cognition of the Polish government? What does that mean? Are we in full control of russian services? Are there Polish independent interior safety services?
Popularly known for the russian attempts against genocide to annex neighbours, “detected” Chechen or Georgian “terrorism”, “illegal” spies of “razwidki”, russian or Russian, embodying the identity of Western citizens, treated by Western administrations as a collection of sensational inventions. They are carried out by the services of the Russian murders of “uncomfortable” journalists, politicians or erstwhile KGB members. Or besides in Poland, through “suicides”? What have the Polish (?) services done before 10 April 2010 to prevent and immediately after this date to find the causes of the Smolensk “catastrophe”?
The Military territory Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw received a notification from Members of the Law and Justice regarding irregularities in the Military Counterintelligence Service (SKW). At the end of May 2013, a announcement concerning, among others, the head of SKW hiding Gen. Janusz Nosk's cooperation with the Russian national safety Service (FSB) was sent to the lawyer General by the MPs PISA Antoni Macierewicz and Marek Opioła. On 13 June, their application was submitted by the Public Prosecutor's Office to the Appeals Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw. There, the decision was made that the Military territory Attorney's Office in Warsaw would yet consider it.
"We felt that this was a task for the military prosecutor, not the general public. The notification will be sent to her in the coming days – he told “the Polish Journal” on 19 June 2013. Zbigniew Jaskulski from the Appeals Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw".
The proposal states, among others, that SKW without the government's cognition strengthens its cooperation with the Russians, which resulted in, among others, the failure to supply a counter-intelligence shield for the TU-154M renovation in Russia, or the deficiency of action verifying the authenticity of the material provided by the Russian Smolensk authorities. Members besides pay attention, among others, to the anticipation of the FSB being able to access state secrets (accepted by counterintelligences of Russian satellites for data transmission in Afghanistan, construction of a secret channel for communication with Russian services and t.p.).
"Jack Przybylski "Spy Kreml's performance" "To Things" (27 May 2013 ):
For the first time in a decade, Russian authorities expelled an American diplomat from the country, publically accusing him of espionage. A fewer days ago, the Russian general besides boasted of taking agents from Poland and large Britain.
Expelling abroad intelligence spies from the country is simply a regular service activity. The most common enemy agent is first followed for a long time by a "shadow" from counterintelligence and then in a convenient minute for the authorities to be officially detained and called upon to leave the country. erstwhile a spy is discovered, he packs up and disappears, and the media on the full case has no clue. However, erstwhile in mid-May an American low-ranking diplomat tried to recruit a Russian serviceman, The Kremlin began a loud media performance.
Authorities have revealed to the media both the news of the agent's capture and his identity. According to FSB officers (the KGB's successors) is Ryan Christopher Fogle, the 3rd secretary in the political section of the US embassy in Moscow. Journalists besides received a movie from the detention (looking like an amateur trailer of a spy film), as well as many photos of an alleged spy (e.g. erstwhile in a blond wig overpowered lying on the street). The Russians besides showed the planet photographs of the entities that the alleged CIA agent was expected to be carrying erstwhile he fell into a counterintelligence trap. The latter, however, were very disappointed by all who wanted to preview the ultramodern toys of agents of the world's top power in the 21st century.
BOND IN RETRO VERSION
Among the photographs of Agent Fogle's gadgets were 2 wigs, a makeup kit, a paper map of Moscow, a flashlight, a compass, a notebook, a very old cell phone, respective pairs of sunglasses, 2 knives, a lighter, batteries, papers and a file of banknotes worth a full of $130 thousand.
“It is an advance from individual who is very impressed by your professionalism and who would appreciate working with you in the future. Your safety is crucial to us. That is why we have chosen this form of contact with you" – we read in a letter that according to the FSB was found at the alleged spy. A letter to a possible informant besides includes a circumstantial offer: $100,000 per conversation (more if the informant agrees to answer circumstantial questions). "In addition, we can offer up to $1 million a year for long-term cooperation plus extra bonuses if we receive any useful information," we read. The letter besides contains detailed instructions for a possible employee, where and how to make an anonymous Gmail account. Com, which would be utilized for future contacts, along with a informing not to enter real data (e.g. mobile telephone number or another email addresses) erstwhile registering a fresh mailbox, and to usage the best fresh device (e.g. netbook or tablet) purchased for cash. ‘When you registry a fresh account, send a message to: unbacggdA@gmail.com . precisely a week later check the box to answer our answer.” “ We look forward to working with you in the close future, ” says the instructor. Your friends’.
After a short halt at the FSB headquarters, the alleged spy was taken to the U.S. embassy. The Moscow authorities considered him a individual non grata and banned him from leaving Russia. The American ambassador was summoned to the rug to the Moscow Ministry of abroad Affairs.
The Americans have not officially commented on the revelations of the Russian services. State Department spokesperson Patrick Ventrell only confirmed that the U.S. embassy worker was briefly detained and released. That's not surprising. Analysts, however, cannot realize why Americans with technology that allows to destruct enemies utilizing drones in distant areas of Pakistan would send an agent with a compass in his hand and a wig on his head on a Moscow mission.
RECORD THE CIA
president Putin can usage the spy scandal for political purposes. Thanks to him, he can convince that Russia's safety is inactive threatened by agents from the US and another Western countries, but the government works effectively and detects all enemies," says Piotr Kościński, an analyst from the Polish Institute of global Affairs.
Vladimir Putin had previously accused the United States of interfering in Russia's interior affairs. The Kremlin authorities besides repeatedly presented opposition members as puppets in the hands of the US, and a fewer months ago they tightened up their efforts towards NGOs receiving assistance from abroad. According to ‘Iswiestia’, Russian prosecutors have even late considered the Left Center – an independent public opinion survey studio – to be a ‘foreign agent’.
However, Fiodor Łukianov, editor-in-chief of “Russia in Global Politics”, doubts that behind the fresh spy scandal there is simply a hidden goal of the Kremlin's playing something on the national political scene.
– I don't think Putin needs an additional argument to convince the public in Russia of the threat from America. Just in January, our services caught and expelled an American spy from Russia without any publicity. As the Americans rapidly tried to recruit a Russian informant again, the counterintelligence members truly got angry and went public to strengthen pressures on the United States," explains “To Things” Łukianów, adding that the authorities took the chance to show the Russians somewhat sarcastically outdated American spy technology.
According to Washington Heritage Foundation analyst, authorities in Moscow utilized the Fogle case to embarrass the CIA. – I suppose, after the dismissal of the first alleged agent, we inactive tried to recruit Russian intelligence officers. So, a theatrical gesture, the relation with the detainee was a form of saying "it's enough" - explained Brookes. There might be something going on. 1 associate of the Russian service has late lamented the “Russia Today” journalists for the “insolent” behaviour of CIA agents who have crossed all limits of decency in the spy trade.
The FSB officer besides told journalists that Fogle had been followed since his stay in Moscow, which was since 2011.
However, if the FSB people truly thought a 29-year-old U.S. was a serious threat, they wouldn't have arrested him so quickly, they would have let him believe that he truly recruited a double agent, that for years, they would have collected any very good American fees and would have scrupulously utilized information about what the CIA is asking. Who did she want to ask? According to the Russians, Fogle attempted to tempt an FSB officer specialising in North Caucasus matters – a region that, especially after 2 Chechens carried out the Boston bombings, the US is peculiarly curious in.
At first, we could not believe that specified behaviour could happen at all, because, as you know well, the FSB has late been very active in the Boston bombing investigation – in these words he reproved in Russian the American Fogle superiors, who have been summoned to a caught friend. Do you have any questions about what we showed you? – he asks in a teacher's speech the Russian, ending with a fewer minutes of discipline, and confused Americans looking at each another nervously, just spinning their heads. specified a image must have pleased many opponents of the imperialist government in Russia and brought Putin's supporters, whose people had cut the Americans' noses.
However, the safety analysts we have talked to emphasize that the scandal is nothing special. Despite the end of the Cold War, Russian and US agents proceed to actively operate against each other.
The Americans estimation that Moscow presently has as many spies in Washington as it did in the Cold War. – The large powers have long spied on each other, spy on each other, and spy on each other. So I uncertainty that the scandal of catching and deporting Mr. Fogle will have a more serious impact on the relation between Moscow and Washington," says Fyodor Łukianów. His opinion seems to confirm the fresh gathering of the heads of diplomacy of the USA and Russia. Neither John Kerry nor Sergei Lavrow raised the subject of an expelled spy. And he told reporters that it was pointless to go back to the case, due to the fact that all the information had already been made public.
AGENTS WHO WERE NOT
The alleged detention of Polish and British spies in the pro-Russian, self-proclaimed Transnistrian Republic of Moldova is much stranger.
The capture of agents who were expected to operate under the OSCE mission's cloak, was praised last week in Duma by General Walerij Yewniewicz, an advisor to the Russian Defence Minister, adding that the detainees were known to the Russians due to the fact that "in 2008 they collected military information in South Ossetia". OBWE and Polish MZS spokesmen, however, denied this information.
It's a very mysterious story. It's not known if individual was actually detained, and if so, who. However, it is hard for me to imagine spies from Poland and large Britain watching military formations in Transnistria, which can be viewed comfortably and accurately from any satellite. Besides, what about Poland and especially the UK to Transnistria? – Kościński notes. So the full thing sounds ridiculous. This abrupt search for spies may confirm the thesis that fresh spy scandals are utilized for interior political gameplay in Russia – PISM analyst adds.
THE fresh YEARS' fresh SCHOOL
Ms Anna Chapman
Bond in a skirt. A sexy Russian female who, along with 9 another “sleeping agents” in 2010, went to jail for spying on Russia. However, as part of the prisoner exchange, a well-trained agent rapidly returned to Moscow, where she met Putin himself. The planet fame that brought her to the second oldest profession in the planet was used, among others, to conclude a contract for a household session for the magazine “Maxim”.
ROBERT HANSSEN
erstwhile FBI agent who, as ‘Roman Garcia’, collaborated with russian abroad intelligence, and after the government changed with the abroad Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation. Arrested in 2011. He wasn't sentenced to death just due to the fact that he told the details of what information he was telling the Russians. I'm serving a life conviction in solitary confinement 23 hours a day.
There are besides the last Polish “forests” in the 1940s and 1950s, Józef Franczak “Doll”, shot by safety in 1963 and Zdzisław Broński “Uskok”. There is simply a past of cooperation between West German social democrats and the Soviets, who bought the Bundestag MPs as virtually as possible, which is confirmed in the documents. In addition, constant trips of communists from the east to the territory of II Rzeczpospolita after the signing of the Rya peace ending the Polish-Bolshevik war; betrayal of Western Allies to those who were promised security: Russian, Ukrainian prisoners, besides "white", issued by Stalin's force. It's history.
To what degree did abroad services infiltrate the Polish state and military apparatus? This question rapidly fell within the framework of the settlement and search for the guilty September defeat in 1939, and later and the failure of the full war. While German grids were almost entirely restored (and thus mostly revealed), the east direction – for apparent reasons – remained "terra incognito".
The well placed and camouflaged generations of post-Soviet agents operate in Poland besides now.
"President Putin can usage the spy scandal for political purposes. It can convince that Russia's safety is inactive threatened by agents from the US and from another Western countries, but the government works effectively and detects all enemies," he told the weekly “To Things” on 27 May 2013. Piotr Kościński "Rzeczpospolita" journalist.
Poland, a barrier on its way to the West, has since its revival in 1918 been an area of expansion of russian spy agencies, both subordinate to Komintern, NKVD and the Red Army staff. The fact is that since the 1920s they have created the most effective and efficient interview in the world. Its assets were comparatively advanced financial resources, the most brutal, without any brakes on the method of action and unlimited selection and enlistment among supporters and sympathizers of the communist movement. An additional facilitation for the Soviets was the presence of a comparatively many Russian colony in the second Polish territory, for apparent reasons peculiarly susceptible to recruitment. Many representatives of the judaic national number were besides willing to cooperate with the Soviets, not only the members of the Polish National Assembly, treating Polish statehood indifferently or even hostilely, together with the murderers of the CNS – UPA, Bandera or Szuszkiewicz, whose descendants are walking present “freely” (fascist Ukrainian organization “Svoboda”) in Lviv with public shouts: “Smert Lachom”, “Lachy za San”. Agents, officially managing Poland, solidarity with anti-Polish attacks of any scientists from the Polish Academy of Sciences, or from the Jagiellonian University, on the revealed historical fact forbidden by the agentura – salt of this land, Poland, Poles and Polishness.
You are the salt of the earth. You are the light of the full world.
So let your light shine before all men, that they may see your good works and worship for them your Father who is in heaven (Mt 5:13-16).
‘[...] due to the fact that there's no light under the wire,
Nor the salt of earth for cooking spices,
'Cause beauty's about to delight
To work — work to be resurrected [...]".
Cyprian Kamil Norwid ( 1821-1883 ), Promethidion
Poland, initially recognized (not only in Berlin but besides in Moscow) as a seasonal state, was not only an object of intelligence infiltration, but besides a site of diversion and terrorist action, undertaken on a large scale with the aid of the agential Communist organization of Poland. A lace disinformation operation "Trust" has become a threat to control Russian emigration organisations and their impact on the secret services of major European countries.
To what degree did abroad services infiltrate the Polish state and military apparatus? This question rapidly fell within the framework of the settlement and search of the alleged September defeat in 1939, and later and the failure of the full war. While German grids (and thus mostly revealed) were almost entirely restored, the east direction – for apparent reasons – remained terra incognita. This is because, in view of the inaccessibility of the most crucial post-Soviet archives, we are primarily devoted to the extended and mostly reliable work of Russian authors. True, Polish themes in their works are usually presented marginally, but the summing up brings even an alarming, though only a sketched image of the agentura, profoundly rooted in the state administration and army of the Second Republic of Poland, and then besides in the Polish authorities in exile.
Poland, a dam on its way to the West, has since its revival been an area of expansion of russian spy agencies, both subordinate to Komintern, NKWD and the Red Army staff. The fact is that since the 1920s they have created the most effective and efficient interview in the world. Its assets were comparatively advanced financial resources, the most brutal, without any brakes on the method of action and unlimited selection and enlistment among supporters and sympathizers of the communist movement. An additional facilitation for the Soviets was the presence of a comparatively many Russian colony in the second Polish territory, for apparent reasons peculiarly susceptible to recruitment. Many representatives of national minorities were besides willing to cooperate with the Soviets, treating Polish statehood independently or even hostilely.
Poland, initially recognized (not only in Berlin, but besides in Moscow) as a seasonal state, was not only an object of intelligence infiltration, but besides a site of diversion and terrorist action, undertaken on a large scale with the aid of the illegal agential Communist organization of Poland, wishing to bring Poland into the USSR. A lace disinformation operation "Trust" has become a threat to control Russian emigration organisations and their impact on the secret services of major European countries.
After May 1926, signals obtained by intelligence channels convinced Stalin about interior stableness in Poland, and the extremist moves of Marshal Piłsudski – which neutralized on the Polish ground the operation of the "Trust" – forced russian intelligence to change methods of action. As a result, the construction of a long-term agenture in the Second Poland was started, whose centres were respective well-inspired centres in the Free City of Gdańsk, Krakow and Warsaw. After Hitler came to power, relations with Berlin began to complicate, and russian leadership was afraid about the anticipation of rapprochement between the Reich and the Republic, an highly efficient intelligence network was created in the German embassy in Warsaw. It provided the best insight into the initiatives of both possible partners. What did the Polish authorities gotta discern, and how did they effort to argue them? According to the counterintelligence, spies were primarily tried to recognize, and only later – and not all – to disable.
For example, Eugenia Arciszewska, the wife of the Ambassador to Bucharest, the alleged white Russian, was suspected of being active in russian intelligence. This resulted in a abrupt turn in her husband's career: cancelled from the facility in May 1938, after making a promise of divorce or separation (as was later to be shown to be a mellow), he received a nomination for an informal Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of abroad Affairs, where you could be subject to more thorough scrutiny. another agents in the MFA were the higher authoritative of the Administrative Department Stanisław Prochnicki (remote, in 1933 committed suicide) and the later celebrated writer and publicist Stefan Litauer, who was then employed in the Press Department. russian intelligence sought to get a councillor of the Polish Embassy in Moscow and then head of the russian Referee in the east Department – Stanisław Zabiełła. Recently, thanks to the studios of Russian historians Alexander Papczinski and Mikhail Tumszys, the name of another agent from this ellipse came out. You'd have a colonel. Tadeusz Kobylański, Polish military attaché in Moscow, followed by Embassy Councillor in Bucharest, since 1935 the Head of the east Department and Deputy manager of the Political Department. It was lured, as both authors say, by large money and the anticipation of homosexual tendencies.
Soviet intelligence had to carry its man and in the second delicate body of the state – in the Ministry of the Interior. A long-standing chief of political police was suspected of contacts with the Soviets, and then Deputy Minister of Interior Henryk Kawecki, liable for many years, among others, for combating communism and the Communist organization of Poland as a russian agent.
In the years of planet War II, the Soviets had – in addition to well organized and strong agentry under the business of PPR, GL/AL – besides a strong grid in Polish London. For example, the key position of the manager of the Political Department of the Ministry of abroad Affairs was given to Arciszewski and the correspondent of the Polish Telegraph Agency was appointed... Litauer. But they were at most the tip of the iceberg. It has been known for any time that the russian intelligence informants were 2 ministers of the Polish government – “Gienrich” and “Saxon”. For deficiency of further data, 1 can only speculate who was behind these aliases – Henryk Strasburger, Jan Stańczyk, Stanisław Kot or individual else? erstwhile reading fresh transcripts of meetings of the Polish government in exile, there is no uncertainty that the degree of the cognition gained by Moscow with their aid was tremendous and allowed to paralyze all Polish political initiatives.
Much worse went the NKVD and GRU designation of the structures of the AK Headquarters. Information mainly through PPR and GL/AL channels, was fragmentary. This was confirmed and at the time of the Warsaw Uprising, erstwhile russian command (and even Stalin himself) had long no discernment of what was truly happening in the city. This was not the case in the "liberated" areas, due to the fact that reports of the local agentry, based on the hawks of the PPR and dropped prior to the arrival of the front of peculiar intelligence groups, 1 of the chief tasks of which was political reconnaissance of the area, allowed effective and fast deconspiration and demolition of the structures of the underground state.
Personnel of these groups were recruited from 150 Polish officers, who – like Berling and respective of his Totumfacks – in a survey conducted in Kozielsk, The Ostashkovs and Starobielsk spoke for the transition to russian service. However, there were others – generals Władysław Anders, Michał Karaszewicz-Tokarzewski, Mieczysław Boruta-Spiechowicz – who served their time in Łubiance. Did no of them truly decide to sign the NKVD cooperation papers in the face of a certain death?
The cryptography of Operation "Venona" late revealed a russian grid operating in the American Polonia environment, including Stefan Arski, Bronisław Gebert and Oskar Lang. It is only in this context that you cease to be amazed at the incomprehensible in another circumstances the importance that Stalin himself gave Langem, treated as 1 of the most serious candidates to take key positions in Poland.
The Soviets, who considered the successful settlement of the Polish issue to be 1 of the priorities of their policy, took additional cover, placing informants and agents at the delicate war points of the Allied machine, especially the British. specified people as the infamous Kim Philby could importantly influence (and influence) Poland's fate, both providing information to Moscow about the British's intentions on this issue, as well as disinformation and at the same time inspiring.
Soviet services operated on an even wider front besides in the Polish People's Republic. Despite almost full control of the full state, especially until 1956, more or little dedicated networks were created, performing supervisory functions, while simultaneously duplicating open and semi-disclosure agents. It is instructive to read the talks of Teresa Toranska, especially the interview with Edward Ochab, who even after years differentiates his associates in the political and KC into “our” and “their”. akin comments can be found regarding the later period in Mieczysław Rakowski's journals.
Secret Service Mater
Back to square 1 in 1989. Again, Rzeczpospolita, only this time the third, became a parent and a base for Russian secret services. Mieczysław Wachowski's unusual career, Olin's case, further links to her protagonist Alganov, fuel scandals with Kremlin's interests in the background, political meanders Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz's – all this leads to the conclusion that the next, well placed and camouflaged generations of post-Soviet agents operate in Poland and who knows if they inactive play a leading function in her life.
It is all the more urgent to undertake investigation into prehistory and the past of the russian agentry in our country. The influence of russian secret services on shaping Polish politics was fundamental. In fact, a liberal attitude towards KPP, which has been tolerated in certain forms, could have been the consequence of the Kawecki directives, which depended on how it was treated. Minister Beck's tragic mistake – disregarding Stalin's possible for an alliance with Hitler – which is hard to explain even his most ardent advocates, was most likely the consequence of an intoxication conducted systematically by Kobylanski. Given that the east policy was co-shaped by the ambassador to Moscow, Wacław Grzybowski and the already mentioned Zabiełło and Arciszewski, the Soviets were in a comfortable situation, controlling possibly 3 of the 4 members of this team. Sikorski's notoriety, and especially Mikołajczyk's inability to the USSR, undoubtedly had a origin not only in the activities of Kim Phlyby and the company, but besides their Polish “arms associations” – “Gienrich”, “Sadownik” and others. Knowing everything, even about the plans of the primates of the Polish authorities, Moscow could simultaneously perfectly play before the West puppets like Berling or Lange, giving them the appearance of "Polish patriots".
Remember, though it is the maxima that has already been wiped – the past of the master's Vitae est! Marshal Piłsudski observed in 1927 that people who disgraced espionage against Poland and Poles besides dress in the robes of Catons, or at least Ciceros fighting the Katylins.
The text was published in “WARSZAWSKI GAZETA” on 26 June 2013.
Documents, sources, quotations
– Piotr Subik "The relations with the Russians will check the uniform "Journal of Poland" 20 June 2013.
– Jacek Przybylski – “Spy performance of the Kremlin” “To Things” 27 May 2013
http://www.wprost.pl/ar/84100/Polish-agents-Kremla/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Hanssen
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Chapman
In connection with the decision taken in Lithuania to disclose the KGB documentation from 1960 to 1990, the activities of the agent, its influence on the home affairs of the country, as well as on the Smolensk disaster, mirroring and elites for the ARCANA portal, Jerzy Włodzimierz Targalski (ps.Józef Darski) – historian, political scientist, orientalist, opposition activist and publicist, specialist in the subject of systemic changes in Central and east Europe.
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ARCANA portal: Lithuania decided to disclose papers concerning the KGB from 1960 to 1990. What influence did the KGB have in Lithuania. After 1990, what influences were able to maintain?
Jerzy Targalski: The influence of the KGB in Lithuania before 1990 was greater than in the republics of "quieter", in the sense that it gave more opportunities for operating games, the condition of which is certain liberalism. The KGB not only controlled intelligence completely, but besides its contacts with emigration. Just mention the alleged case (prudentiality against the KGB courts) of recruiting Algis Klimaitis – most likely in the mid 1980s, or Valdas Adamkus (see further).
In 1991, about 1,200 people worked in the Lithuanian KGB, and the agent network then had about 6,000 active collaborators. The population of Lithuania was about 3.6 million, which was 10 times smaller than in Poland. Under our conditions, it would give 12 000 safety workers (we had 24 000 SB officers) and 60 000 TW (we had about 80 000 TW SB, including any of them were no longer active). Let us remember, however, that the Lithuanian opposition was an absolute margin and intelligence did not belong to it. They were mostly simple people connected to the Church.
For comparison, the KGB had 564 employees in Latvia. On the another hand, the assets of the agent were on average 10 TW per operational worker, i.e. 4,300 people with a full population of about 2.7 million (including about 1.4 million Latvians). This was the same proportion as Lithuania (about 3 million Lithuanians).
This comparison does not, of course, cover all employees and safety agents in Poland and Lithuania. In order to accomplish this, the framework of the present message should be importantly exceeded.
In the period after 1991, as in Poland, the erstwhile KGB agent (now FSB, SWR and GRU) retained full control of the key Lithuanian state authorities. This may be demonstrated by the fact that erstwhile KGB reserve officers have held positions specified as the Minister of abroad Affairs – Valionis (with us 6 abroad ministers were TW SB), or the Head of the State safety Department (equivalent to the ABW) – Poczius and it didn't bother anyone, but it was a origin for pride. If we announcement that the current president Grybauskaite was associated with alleged platformers (communists who want to preserve the russian Union), we will announcement that after 20 years Lithuania, like Poland, is at the starting point, only that independency and freedom are now the enemy of our public societies.
ARANA portal: Last year, 1 of the high-ranking safety policy politicians stated that there are presently 3,000 Russian agents in Lithuania. How could this affect Lithuanian-Polish relations?
- T.:Meczys Laurinkus' message was an component of the intralithic game, hence its impreciseness. Laurinkus may have been referring to KGB reserve officers who occupy/ hold advanced state posts and nobody, and especially the authorities, saw nothing reprehensible about it.
The Lithuanian Organizing and Mobilization Branch was headed straight by the KGB ZSRS Mobilization Division, headed by Major A. B. Supalow. The mobilization sub-division, which was part of this branch, was subject to a peculiar KGB agent reserve, created from unincorporated KGB agents. As of 1 January 1981 it was created by 11 residents, 1118 candidates for members of a peculiar agent reserve, 1527 agents “archived”, 84 housing owners. That year, 332 fresh agents were removed from reserve 259 and replaced. specified an exchange took place annually.
On December 27, 1990, there were 420 KGB military reservists, of whom 370 remained in the reserve on March 25, 1991 – in 1990, 32 withdrew of their own accord, and in January and March 1991 another 39. The task of the Branch was to prepare the staff for work during the "special period" i.e. in case of war or threat of its outbreak.
As can be seen from this, the KGB's agent reserve was prepared to make a conspiracy grid in case of failure of control over Lithuania. A akin secret network existed in Estonia and Latvia.
In an operation to tighten up Lithuanian-Polish relations, a simple agent is used, but 1 cannot forget that the anti-Polish card gives voting votes. So you don't should be an agent to usage it. “Useful idiots” besides play a crucial role.
The last operation is to distribute on the net videos about how Poland in 1 year occupied Ukraine, Belarus and Lithuania in the future, but only the part that was part of the II Polish Republic before 1939. Of course, the remainder belongs to Russia. On the another hand, films are produced on how Ukraine occupies Rzeszów and Chełmszow. These videos in various territorial versions are then utilized for anti-Polish propaganda in Lithuania. In addition to the operativery, however, the function of idiots and politicians who saw the anticipation of leaving and collecting additional votes plays a crucial role.
ARCANA portal: The Rolands Paksas case – what was the Russian participation in the dismissal of this president of Lithuania?
- T.:It was alternatively a joint venture between Russia and the US, and the main function in Lithuania was played by the mentioned Meczys Laurinkus, erstwhile manager of the State safety Department.
It was a classical pawn sacrifice operation to facilitate a political launch to an crucial agent. I mean Uspaskie, founder of Darbo Partija (Labour Party).
Paksas had to have close contact with the KGB as an athlete. He then participated in the formation of volunteer troops for the defence of Lithuania from 1990 to 1991, and after regaining independency became mayor of Vilnius. His career as Prime Minister for the Patriotic Union ended erstwhile he entered into conflict with Landsbergis, erstwhile he wanted to sale Mayika to Yukos, so he was not associated with Putin's group in the KGB. He officially lost his presidency for breaking the procedure to grant Lithuania citizenship to his benefactor Borisov. This entrepreneur had 2 plants – 1 in Lithuania, the another in St. Petersburg – where he renovated Russian army helicopters. As we know, this has absolutely nothing to do with the GRU, as Russia has capitalism and the marketplace economy... Boris funded the run to subvert Paksas, and additionally the PR agency that Paksas utilized was a cover for the FSB.
Eventually, in the next parliamentary election, the Agential Labour organization won 34 mandates for 140 and Uspaskie became Minister of Economy. Everything would have been beautiful if he hadn't argued with the then Prime Minister Brazauskas about who would take possession of the Maya. As a result, the Upaskis, pursued by a BOLO, had to flee to Moscow, but had already returned and everything is normal.
ARCANA portal: Is it possible for the disclosure of the KGB files in Lithuania to restart the process of vetting elites in UBL countries?
- T.:I don't think so. The files are regularly published on the Internet. In a individual sense, they do not bring much knowledge, and erstwhile something is actually revealed, we are dealing with a conspiracy of silence, if it is convenient. A classical example was the disclosure of a study written by TW “Fermeris” for the 1st Division of the KGB of Lithuania (equivalent to the 1st office of the KGB at the Centre). Fermeris was immediately identified as president Valdas Adamkus. Only 1 study was revealed – most likely the Russian agentry did so to punish/discipline Adamus for his proatlantic attitude. The writer who wrote about the case was fined by the Lithuanian counterpart of the Media Ethics Council. And that was the end of it. Everyone knows and they're all quiet. any due to the fact that it's not convenient, others due to the fact that Adamkus is no longer needed to fight, and agents have been reminded that paper does not burn and everything is preserved.
ARCANA: Can you compare Lithuania's long-standing struggles with the past to the Polish experiences we know?
- T.: You can compare to show differences and similarities. Freedom and independency of the majority of Lithuanian and Polish residents is completely unnecessary. It is adequate to remind that in Poland most voters vote for the Russian party, guaranteeing the vassal position of our country, due to the fact that then we will be safe from Russia and Putin will do nothing to us, and if we defend our interests, then we would find ourselves in poverty. In Lithuania, 47 percent of voters voted for KGB agent "Szatrija" or Kazimiera Prunskiene. What was the point of fighting for Lithuania's independency erstwhile half of the country's population sees it desirable to have a president – a russian agent?
And is this different from the attitude of Polish voters voting for president, which guarantees that the Smolensk case will not be clarified and that we will not be exposed to Moscow's wrath? It's not like 96 people are going to bring back nothing, but 38 million. Poles are more crucial than the fact about the death of this hundred, so we choose to lie. Lying is the most powerful foundation on which to build the most durable systems.
ARCANA portal: Does it make sense and chances of success? Is this possible in the context of J. Kaczyński's words about ending calling certain politicians post-communist (it was a declaration made during the presidential campaign)?
- T.:Lustration always makes sense in the vassal state and governed by the postcolonial elite, looking at its safety in loyal service to the erstwhile and current Center. This is for 2 reasons: agenthood is hereditary in the russian system, and in post-communism it provides a career. In another words, to belong to the ruling, media, or university elite, 1 must either come from a safe or agently family, or consider that this is the right selection criterion and give evidence of this by action.
In this situation, mirrors are a conducive instrument (although not guaranteeing anything) to replace the post-Soviet elite with a new, authentic one. However, the obstacle to the success of the mirrors is not only the agentural origin of the elite, but, above all, the praise of the universal agency among fresh People bred during the 20 years of the existence of Uzbekistan.
Today, most hybrids of Poland are absolutely indifferent to whether individual has been or has not been a whistleblower or a safety officer of the possessor. This is the glorification of moral relativism already vaccinated by Michnik and Kiszczak. Poland has become unnecessary for nothing, and even is just a ballast resembling the past. The past, as we know, does not exist. There's only the present and the future.
In a classical situation, people who aspire to become an elite should challenge the legitimacy of the genesis and selection of the Colombian and postcolonial elites. This would be justified and beneficial for the country. In a situation where the past, leaders and common values of mass, coming out of communism collided with post-communism with pop culture equipped with modern media tools (additionally controlled by people for whom tradition, past and common values constituting the nation represent a deadly threat), full amnesia, deficiency of moral principles and the request for own state. These people would be very unhappy if they lived without manipulation. They request it like air, due to the fact that it translates the planet and lets live peacefully. True, cognition of reality is the top threat to the fresh Man.
Young people see their chance only in creeping and demonstrating: I will be a bigger scumbag than others to make a career. For her, I'll join the worst. The deadly enemies for youth are those who want to change the position quo.
Therefore, on a mass scale, I do not see a chance to uncover the old agent, let alone the universal love and respect of the fresh agent, has given the desired result, but it is crucial for us, the epigons of the Polish people and the society of free people.
