Drug dealer Gorbachev. Stavropol case and some ten high-ranking corpses
Over the 6 years of his leadership of the USSR, external debt increased by 5,5 times, and the gold reserves DECREASED by 11 times.
The USSR made unilateral military-political concessions.
M.Gorbachev caused maximum damage to his homeland in stories country. There has never been such a leader in any country in the world.
Therefore, we need a Public Tribunal over Judas, to identify the reasons that contributed to his coming to power and destructive anti-state activities."
He had a good relationship with the majority of the Soviet political elite, and therefore his coming to power with our help was possible. ”
An analysis of the events that took place during Gorbachev’s visit to England in December 1984 showed that they were waiting for him there. Gorbachev led an insignificant delegation of the USSR Supreme Soviet. It consisted of Evgeny Velikhov, Chairman of the Commission on Energy of the USSR Supreme Council, Leonid Zamyatin, Head of the Information Department of the Central Committee of the CPSU, Alexander Yakovlev, who became the Director of the Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the USSR Academy of Sciences a year earlier.
The central theme of his visit to London, Gorbachev made disarmament.
However, Gorbachev had no authority to make statements on behalf of the USSR Supreme Soviet on this matter.
Nevertheless, Gorbachev was received by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in a special suburban residence in Checkers. It was intended only for those foreign representatives “with whom the Prime Minister intended to hold a particularly important and at the same time confidential conversation”. This was written by Leonid Zamyatin in his book, Gorby and Maggie. Yakovlev, in an already quoted interview with Kommersant, explained that the success of the meeting with Thatcher was predetermined by Gorbachev’s trip to Canada in May 1983 and his meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau, where he was also expected.
Being then secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU, Gorbachev insisted on his trip to Canada, although there was no state need. The then Secretary General Yuri Andropov was against this visit, but then he agreed. Alexander Yakovlev in those years was the USSR Ambassador to Canada.
During a meeting with the "iron lady", as they then called Margaret Thatcher, an incredible thing happened. Yakovlev, a participant in this meeting, described this episode in his memoirs “Omut of Memory”: “The talks were sounding in nature until one small meeting (I attended it) Mikhail Sergeevich pulled a General Staff card with all the vultures on the table secrecy, testifying that the card is genuine. It depicted the directions of missile strikes in the UK ... The premier was examining English cities, which were approached by arrows, but not yet missiles.
The prolonged pause was interrupted by Gorbachev: "Madam Prime Minister, we must end all of this, and as soon as possible." "Yes," replied the somewhat confused Thatcher.
Gorbachev himself does not deny this fact in his memoirs “Life and Reforms”: “I laid out before the Prime Minister of Great Britain a large map, on which in thousandths all the nuclear weapons. And each of these cells, I said, is enough to destroy all life on Earth. So, by accumulating nuclear stocks, all living things can be destroyed 1000 times! ”
Incredibly, Yakovlev and Gorbachev talk about the fact of the disclosure of top-secret information of state importance, as an ordinary thing.
The question arises: on what basis and who provided Gorbachev with top-secret materials? Why was he not afraid to bring them to London?
The very fact of Gorbachev’s negotiations with Thatcher based on the General Staff’s top-secret map seems, at first glance, incredible. First of all, because such “frankness” could cost Mikhail Sergeyevich not only places, but also “heads”. During the period when Konstantin Chernenko was the General Secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU (after the death of Andropov in February 1984), Gorbachev’s positions became quite fragile.
He only nominally performed the duties of a “second” secretary, which he received under Andropov. Moreover, under the secret instructions of the Secretary General Chernenko, the Prosecutor General’s Office and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR conducted checks on some of the “Stavropol episodes” in Gorbachev’s activities.
But the multi-pass MIKNUMX combination on coming to power in the USSR Gorbachev took only seven years and cost only a dozen high-ranking corpses. Was it worth the small things when much was at stake - the USSR (Empire), the unipolarity of the world on the one hand, and some tens of millions of dollars on the other hand for the Judas and the Stavropol bastard GORBACHEV?
Of course, this was initially a complex operation - Communication with London was carried out through the channels of his wife Raisa - Karaimki, from an ancient type of slave traders of the Khazar Kaganate. She also secured the emergency dismissal of a number of employees of the KGB of the USSR, who attempted to identify and DOCUMENT her relationship with London in due time.
Interestingly, 24 of April 2001 in the newspaper "Tomorrow" Alexander Zinoviev, expelled from Russia and lived in the West for more than twenty years, pointedly pointed to Gorbachev’s previously planned introduction to the post of head of the USSR:
And now M.Gorbacheva has close and friendly relations with London. And the fact that he celebrated his anniversary in London did not even cause anyone doubt where his customers are and for whom he worked and continues to work, participating in undermining Russia's national security and announcing Perestroika-2.
A concert dedicated to the 80 anniversary of the ex-president of the USSR, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Mikhail Gorbachev was held in London at the Royal Albert Hall.
There was not a single Russian official in the hall. There was the Russian ambassador, but only as a silent guest - he did not utter a single congratulatory word.
There is a version that Gorbachev and his wife were recruited by the CIA back in 1966. during their trip to france. The notorious Z. Brzezinski, who occupies one of the leading posts in the USA, hinted at this. It should be noted, as I.N.Panarin points out, that Brzezinski himself was long ago introduced MI6 into the American establishment and conducted, and continues to this day, work in the interests of the City of London.
At least, Gorbachev’s anti-Soviet activities began immediately after coming to power, which indicates his preliminary "preparation."
The Gorbachevs in general traveled remarkably frequently around the world. While still the first secretary of one of Russia's largest regions, Stavropol, and a member of the CPSU Central Committee, in September 1971, the Gorbachev couple visited Italy, ostensibly at the invitation of the Italian communists. According to the results of the Gorbachevs' trip to Italy, their psychological portraits were probably composed. They were updated during Gorbachev’s trip as head of the party delegation in Belgium to the 1972 year. Probably, Mikhail Sergeyevich was not deprived of attention during trips to Germany (1975 year) and France (1976 year).
But Western experts could collect the richest harvest in September 1977 of the year during the trip of the four Gorbachevs to France. There they came to rest at the invitation of the French Communists. Then, in Western special laboratories, psychologists, psychiatrists, anthropologists, and other specialists in human souls, on the basis of this information, tried to recognize the nature of the Gorbachevs and their vulnerabilities.
Today, M. Gorbachev is not a poor man, to put it mildly, having not only fees for his memoirs in the form of bribes from owners from London, he has real estate in Europe and not only. This is a topic for another conversation.
There is an assumption that Gorbachev and London may also have a commercial interest in drug promotion. The fact is that immediately after he became General Secretary, he ruined the case on the so-called STAVROPOL DRUG TRANSFER, in which he himself was involved (the investigation team was disbanded). So Gorbachev's drug connections are quite possible, apparently.
Well, the fact that the British Empire has always been the organizer of the drug trade in the world has long been no secret to anyone. As well as the fact that there is a version that the princess Diana was killed by agents of MI-6 precisely because she was going to tell about the DRUG TRAFFIC of the BRITISH EMPIRE through 2 weeks at a press conference as the main source of income for the royal house.
It is quite possible that Gorbachev took on the hook MI6 not only using his cohesive wife, his insatiable greed, suggestibility and painful ambition, it’s not for nothing that since Gorbachev’s work in the Stavropol region there was a nickname “Bear suitcase”, but apparently MI6 was aware of drug trafficking in the Stavropol case. After all, M. Thatcher had a bulky folder with compromising material on the former Stavropol combine operator prepared for her by the USSR KGB foreign intelligence resident in London and at the same time British intelligence agent MI-6 (from 1974) Colonel Oleg Antonovich Gordievsky. It was precisely that O. Gordiyevsky, who was sentenced to be shot in the USSR, fled to London, and later Baroness Margaret Thatcher, already being former British Prime Minister, awarded him the Order of St. Michael and St. George at the London Carlton Club ...
It may very well be that Gorbachev also negotiated with M.Tetcher personally about drug trafficking and the receipt of income when they met.
Apparently, in the case of NARKOTRANSITU, Shevardnadze, who was also tied to London, was also implicated. It is noteworthy that Shevardnadze fled precisely to London after resigning from the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs of the USSR.
So an interesting chain emerges: the English royal house - M. Gorbachev - E. Shevardnadze.
A bit of history on the Stavropol drug transit
The financial sins of the Soviet economic elite, whose affairs became the subject of attention of the KGB officers, became more and more obvious.
However, the “business executives” were covered by high-ranking party officials. In 1982, the “committee” took seriously the Krasnodar and Astrakhan secretaries. But few people know that the third in this list was the former secretary of the Stavropol Regional Committee of the CPSU, Mikhail Gorbachev.
Another mystery: Heydar Aliyev, who headed the Azerbaijani KGB, was supposed to know something about Gorbachev’s Stavropol past and tried to stop him.
And therefore it is not by chance that Gorbachev, almost immediately after coming to power, struck a blow at the Azerbaijani Chekist. In October 1987, Heydar Aliyev, in protest against the policy pursued by the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and personally by Secretary General Mikhail Gorbachev, resigned from his posts. So what could the "competent authorities" know about the last Soviet general secretary? What is so scarecrow Mikhail Sergeyevich?
The southern direction from a certain time has become a subject of concern for the law enforcement agencies of the USSR. From the Republic of Afghanistan, where a contingent of Soviet troops performed an "international mission", along with the coffins of the dead soldiers, began to receive "hard" drugs. Analysts of the KGB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR saw particular danger in the fact that the transit and distribution of narcotic substances were “protected” by high-ranking officers of law enforcement agencies as well as individual representatives of the party apparatus.
Attempts to calculate the geography of the transit flows of the Soviet drug traffickers were undertaken by the USSR Minister of Internal Affairs Vasily Fedorchuk, his deputy on personnel, Vasily Lezhepekov, and the chairman of the KGB of the USSR Viktor Chebrikov. On the instructions of the USSR Council of Ministers, they lower the task of the chief of the psychophysiological laboratory of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs, Mikhail Vinogradov, to develop a method of covertly identifying law enforcement officers who have either used drugs or have been in contact with narcotic substances.
The Republic of Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan were chosen as a testing ground for practicing the method, and a special team took part in the annual routine inspection of the personnel of the internal affairs bodies. As a result, it turned out that the police officers of these republics, starting from the generals and ending with the rank and file, in 60 cases out of a hundred personally used drugs. But the most important thing for which the operation was planned and what the direct head of the research, Mikhail Vinogradov, did not know then, was the confirmation of the information that all narcotic flows from Central Asia and the Caucasus from the BEGINNING converged in the STAVROPOL REGION ..
And now it became clear why in the 1978 year, Mikhail Gorbachev was pushed from the first secretaries of the Stavropol Territory to an insignificant position as secretary of the CPSU Central Committee on "failed" agriculture.
Removed from the blow?
Or maybe, on the contrary, they substituted a “committee” under the repressive rink? After all, by that time, the security officers had let him follow the outdoor advertising.
Gorbachev was saved by a miracle. True, it can be said that the miracle was man-made. The strange, quick deaths of two general secretaries, Andropov and Chernenko, who were supposed to be cherished and cherished by the doctors of the Fourth Directorate of the USSR Ministry of Public Health, still haunt many specialists and historians. Whatever it was, but after coming to power, Mikhail Sergeyevich immediately defeated a group of experts of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs who were involved in the scandalous "Stavropol drug trafficking", sending someone to resign, who retired.
But the southern emphasis in the activities of the Secretary General only intensified. It is not by chance that Gorbachev pulled out Georgian Shevardnadze, putting him on a key area - foreign policy, having appointed Eduard Amvrosiyevich who had no relation to the diplomatic work to the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs of the USSR. Shevardnadze from the rear covered Gorbachev, together they then quietly and not without benefit for themselves handed over the foreign policy positions of a great country.
They had gone too far, they could have been exposed by the secret services loyal to the oath.
A remarkable touch. Famous meeting in Malta, December 1989. Secretary-General Mikhail Gorbachev and US President George W. Bush (senior) said after the meeting that their countries are no longer adversaries.
And on the eve of the historic visit a terrible storm broke out in the sea. It seemed that nature itself is hindering something, trying to prevent some terrible tragedy. But what?
People telling people tell how, during negotiations, a crazed American journalist appeared on the deck of a Soviet ship who said to his colleagues in the cleanest Russian: "Guys, your country is over ..."
There is an assumption that as soon as Rajiv Gandhi met with Gorbachev and outlined a plan for the strategic turn of the USSR to the East and the strengthening of communication between the USSR and India, Gorbachev reported to his owners about this dangerous initiative. Its owners decided to completely destroy the Gandhi family.
Gorbachev’s appointment as General Secretary of the CPSU Central Committee was in fact the first operation to implement the Soviet counter-revolution. Gorbachev was simply bought: in addition to the loans collected and stolen by his administration for 80 billion dollars, let us recall the anecdotal case when Kohl offered the USSR 160 billion marks for the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Germany. Gorbachev agreed to 16 billion ...
It is hard to believe that the rest of the money was not paid to him.
In addition to all this, he created an incredibly positive image in the Western media. There is also information that during the Maltese meeting, Gorbachev was given a gift of 300 million dollars, Shevardnadze - 75 million. Countless universities and foundations gave Gorbachev awards, prizes, diplomas, and honorary degrees. The more Gorbachev sold out the country, the more he was praised. Even the Nobel Prize received. For peace.
In 1990, “In recognition of the leading role in the peace process, which characterizes an important part of the international community’s life,” Mikhail Gorbachev was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Mikhail Sergeevich became the second, and today the last, representative of Russia, who was awarded this award. The first winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1975 was Andrei Sakharov. It was Gorbachev who returned Academician Sakharov from a political exile.
P.S. It is noteworthy that RIA-NEWS always paid attention to Judas Gorbachev, and also wrote an article Mikhail Gorbachev - a man who changed the course of history with numerous photos ...
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