Douglas - The CIA Covenant-Nazis in Washington - preterhuman.net

In the event of war breaking out in Europe between the Soviet Union and the Western Powers (i.e.the United States...England is nothing and the rest of Europe is a gigantic poor farm) these are the Sovietgoals:1. A military campaign against Western Europe to include Italy but not Spain or Portugal with thegoal of capture of the Atlantic coast by a lightening strike as well as to secure control of the Mediterranean;2. A massive air attack against England;3. An attack launched simultaneously against Turkey, Greece, the Middle East oil producing areasand the vital Suez Canal;4. In the Far East, an attack on China, South Korea and air and naval strikes against U.S. navaland air bases in the Pacific and Alaska.5. Limited air attacks against the United States mainland and Canada and attacks against the navalbases in the Puget Sound (Washington state) area;6. Coordinated naval and air attacks against British-American shipping and communications lines;7. Partisan activity and sabotage launched against British-American areas of interest throughoutthe world;8. An attack on Scandinavian countries and Pakistan (an American ally);9. Should the campaign in Western Europe prove successful, a massive coordinated land, sea andair attack against Great Britain;10. The Soviet Union must keep reserve forces ready and not commit all of their units to action.This, then, is the purported Soviet plan to attack the West. It is, without doubt, a complete fiction,designed to terrify Congressmen and the wealthy. Both Viktor and I know, as does the Pentagon, the JointChiefs of Staff, the President and even the error- prone CIA, that this is impossible. The Soviet military hasbeen quickly disbanded after the war, Soviet economy is in ruins and could under no circumstances supportsuch a huge and ambitious undertaking and, quite frankly, Josef Stalin is not insane.Still, by his aggressive behavior over what he sees as treachery and betrayal on the part of hisformer allies, Stalin has played right into the hands of the war party here.The Berlin blockade was only a test of strength and not a prelude to attack.When Truman called Stalin's bluff, he backed down. Cruel and savage though Stalin can be, he isby no means a fool.Even to attempt such a global undertaking would result in immediate and terrible Americanreprisals, in the form of atomic weapons. And also, from what I know, even more terrible germ warfare.Stalin knows this and would never undertake such foolishness. Fortunately, I am not called upon tocomment upon this idiocy. My forte is communist infiltration and subversion and on that subject, I can saythat the Soviets are certainly very active here. They don't need to be active in England because they alreadyhave more agents in that country than in Moscow central!My fear, and Viktor's as well, is that some lunatic here, like MacArthur, will actually dosomething that Stalin will have to respond to. M. wants atomic bombs for his own use in Korea and Godalone knows what he would do with them. I know Truman will not give them to him but M. has his stafffriends pressuring the President.I do not know what the future will be nor what it will have to say about Truman. I suspect theywill be unkind to him when comparing him to Roosevelt but I will say here that America can be verythankful that Truman is President and not Roosevelt and especially, not Wallace! If Truman does not runagain or runs and is defeated, the question will be, who is the next to follow? Taft and Eisenhower are theleading names.Taft is not much of anything but Eisenhower will be nothing but trouble for world peace.Assholes like Dulles will get into power at once and that man, and his dearest friend Wisner are indeedcapable of anything. Stalin needs to have great patience in dealing with these people, believe me.This is not because I have become pro-Stalin in my middle age but I have lived through onehorrible, ideological war that destroyed most of Europe and I really do not want to see another such maniceruption in my lifetime, or in my children's either.Saturday, 27, January 1951.In Korea, the Eighth Army is starting its long promised counter-attack. The field commander,General (Matthew, ed.) Ridgeway, is a very competent officer and no doubt there will be clashes betweenhimself and MacArthur. Well, many people have suffered from the effects of the Korean campaign.Hillenkoether has gone back to active naval service and if MacArthur isn't careful, he will be relieved of