>"A cycle of misinformation and disinformation arose in which the KGB cited U.S. conspiracy theories, and U.S. conspiracy theorists, in turn, began to cite text

>"A cycle of misinformation and disinformation arose in which the KGB cited U.S. conspiracy theories, and U.S. conspiracy theorists, in turn, began to cite texts associated with KGB disinformation." Forgive me -- but... that's hilarious! <g> Bridge of spies? More like bridge of lies...<g> Reminds me of a quote I have long since forgotten: "The borrower runs in his own debt" -Ralph Waldo Emerson This whole thing is akin to two students, students A and student B, where student A is copying student B's answers on a Math (or other) Test, while student B is simultaneously copying student A's answers, but neither one knows that they're copying each others answers -- which were originally from themselves! <g> (it makes no sense (how was the original answer originated, fractal recursion, 0 becoming 1 after an infinity of recursive iterations?) -- but apparently that's what happened! <g>)