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"A BBC radio interview circa 2004 given by the former head of the KGB, General Yevgeni Primakov, as well as a former congressman confirmed that Homeland Securit
by aww_dang 6y ago
"A BBC radio interview circa 2004 given by the former head of the KGB, General Yevgeni Primakov, as well as a former congressman confirmed that Homeland Security hired Markus Wolf, the architect of the STASI informant program, as a consultant for DHS."
Just hard to find the original interview. You're welcome to search yourself, or perhaps discuss something else?
- icebraining 6y agoWhat's the origin of that quote?
- aww_dang 6y agohttps://www.progress-index.com/article/20130708/NEWS/307089939?template=ampart https://www.progress-index.com/article/20130708/NEWS/3070899...
- pandaman 6y agoProbably it's hard to find because there has never been such a person at the head of KGB? There had been 8 chairmen (K in KGB stands for "committee" hence its head's title is "Chairman") in the whole history of this organization and none of them had this or similar name. The only KGB-related person with such name is Yevgeni Maksimovich Primakov, who had been a head of the KGB's 1st Department for a brief period of time in 1991, but he had been a civilian so not the same person as the "General Yevgeni Primakov".