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Perhaps he was? I mean, they were on his tail from day one. That alone sounds suspicious. It let the Soviets make the Americans look retarded, and as a bonus th
by kingcharles 5y ago
Perhaps he was? I mean, they were on his tail from day one. That alone sounds suspicious. It let the Soviets make the Americans look retarded, and as a bonus the USA had to give up Soviet prisoners to get their dancing monkey back.
- kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 5y agoNobody underestimates a genius. Everyone underestimates a moron, that is assuming he's not really a moron. There's value in being underestimated.
- kingcharles 5y agoThere's also the point that he doesn't seem interested in filling in the details about what happened. So, is he just trying to retain some privacy from a dumb mistake, or is he hiding something? IT IS A MYSTERY!
- jerzyt 5y agoIn 1961 the KGB would be on any foreigner from day one. No surprise at all. In 1979 I crossed from Poland to Russia by train, and while we were stopped for the axles to be changed to the wider track gauge, I moved from one railroad car to another to hang with my friends. When Russians discovered that one car had a missing passenger and another had an extra one, they checked the entire train and we were delayed good several ours.
- kingcharles 5y agoDon't you love those axle changes though? Every time I go through one I think.. we could just switch trains.