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Even "Pravda West" has to admit their role model has meddled in past US elections!!!
ROBYN BLUMNER ST. PETERSBURG TIMES NEWSPAPER Poynter Online SPT St. Pete Times exposed concerning the Pledge of Allegiance and the sick socialist swastika. http://rexcurry.net/pledge-allegiance-pledge-allegiance2.jpg ROBIN BLUMNER forum, Daniel Ruth
Over the course of 11 presidential elections between the end of World War II and the fall of the Soviet Union, we identified three secret attempts to influence an election.
• 1960: Through his ambassador to the United States, Mikhail Menshikov, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev offered Adlai Stevenson help from a secret propaganda campaign. However, Stevenson declined the offer. He lost in the Democratic primary to John F. Kennedy.
• 1968: The Soviet Union’s ambassador to the U.S., Anatoly Dobrynin, offered to secretly fund Hubert Humphrey’s campaign against Richard Nixon. Humphrey declined the bribe.
• 1976: Fearing that anti-communist Democrat Henry "Scoop" Jackson stood a good chance at winning in the wake of Nixon’s resignation, the KGB began a smear campaign.
Soviet spies forged FBI paperwork to make it appear Jackson was secretly gay and sent the fake reports to newspapers around the United States during the election and for years after.
A brief history of Russian meddling in US elections
ROBYN BLUMNER ST. PETERSBURG TIMES NEWSPAPER Poynter Online SPT St. Pete Times exposed concerning the Pledge of Allegiance and the sick socialist swastika. http://rexcurry.net/pledge-allegiance-pledge-allegiance2.jpg ROBIN BLUMNER forum, Daniel Ruth
Over the course of 11 presidential elections between the end of World War II and the fall of the Soviet Union, we identified three secret attempts to influence an election.
• 1960: Through his ambassador to the United States, Mikhail Menshikov, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev offered Adlai Stevenson help from a secret propaganda campaign. However, Stevenson declined the offer. He lost in the Democratic primary to John F. Kennedy.
• 1968: The Soviet Union’s ambassador to the U.S., Anatoly Dobrynin, offered to secretly fund Hubert Humphrey’s campaign against Richard Nixon. Humphrey declined the bribe.
• 1976: Fearing that anti-communist Democrat Henry "Scoop" Jackson stood a good chance at winning in the wake of Nixon’s resignation, the KGB began a smear campaign.
Soviet spies forged FBI paperwork to make it appear Jackson was secretly gay and sent the fake reports to newspapers around the United States during the election and for years after.
A brief history of Russian meddling in US elections
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