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What is this crap?
"However, in both 1980 and 1983, Tunney served as a liaison between Ted Kennedy and the KGB during two trips to Moscow. In both cases, Tunney relayed to the Communist leadership that Kennedy felt that the Soviets were being misunderstood and were being unfairly cast in a negative light by President Carter in 1980 and President Reagan in 1983, and that Soviet leadership needed to take a more active role in convincing the American public that they were a benign force for peace in the world (Kennedy volunteered to assist the Soviets in this effort)."
Ted Kennedy and John Tunney KGB assets? Bwahahahahahaha! Okay, until someone produces a credible source for this John Birch Society/World Net Daily type conspiracy theory, I'm deleting this.
It was not just that Senator Hayakawa focused on Senator Tunney's vacations, it was the way it was done. Senator S.I. Hayakawa's, "Senator Tick Tock Commercial," against Senator John V. Tunney was an interesting piece of propaganda. The commercial showed cuckoo clock and said, "Senator Tick Tock," and then showed one of Senator's skiing vacations. I am unable to find mention of the commercial anywhere on the Internet, though, it really helped to defeat Senator Tunney. Easeltine ( talk) 12:38, 5 March 2015 (UTC)
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He was only 43 when he left the Senate. He must have some other career? Rmhermen ( talk) 23:32, 13 January 2018 (UTC)
Tunney and Kennedy's office denied the allegations which are based solely on a memo written by the head of the KGB Viktor Chebrikov, hardly a reliable source.
Pavel Stroilov's book isn't a reliable source [1]. He claims to have stolen the files from the archives of the Gorbachev Foundation. The book was reviewed by Sergey Radchenko, currently Professor of International Relations, Cardiff University, who called it a disaster "full of nonsense, some of it derived from far-fetched interpretations of Stroilov’s source material and some borrowed from popular conspiracy theories." [2]
The two cited paragraphs in Stroilov's book:
West Germany's top Social Democrat
: Bahr was one of 11 members of the party's leadership, and not the one in the most powerful position. KGB's secret collaborator
- rumors spread by right-wing opponents of "Ostpolitik" (i.e., German efforts to end the Cold War or at least de-escalate the tensions). Bahr was staunchly anti-communist, and he had Kissinger's blessings for his first visit to Moscow after he became Willi Brandt's State Secretary in the Federal Chancellery in 1969; the East Germans were not amused and unsuccessfully tried to
intervene.
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This trash section should be deleted. It looks as if it has been deleted in the past. It is unreliable, the subject of one highly suspect and unreliable source, and possibly an attempt to normalize the current Administration's strange relationship with Russia.
The trash is still in there. Unless Wikipedia is to become the National Enquirer it should be removed. I plan to remove it now. If it comes back, get the IP address of the person who edits it and I bet we'll find someone with an axe to bury (excuse the mixed metaphor). WHen I wrote this I was not signed in. I am now. I am sterngard.— Preceding unsigned comment added by 2600:6C50:507F:F2D5:99F:EF88:8F83:1AEF ( talk) 03:39, 5 July 2019 (UTC)
I WP:BLANKANDREDIRECTed the article for The Changing Dream. There was no content to merge, but I added a ref to this article about the book and a citation with the 1st edition ISBN. Suriname0 ( talk) 20:51, 21 September 2021 (UTC)
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What is this crap?
"However, in both 1980 and 1983, Tunney served as a liaison between Ted Kennedy and the KGB during two trips to Moscow. In both cases, Tunney relayed to the Communist leadership that Kennedy felt that the Soviets were being misunderstood and were being unfairly cast in a negative light by President Carter in 1980 and President Reagan in 1983, and that Soviet leadership needed to take a more active role in convincing the American public that they were a benign force for peace in the world (Kennedy volunteered to assist the Soviets in this effort)."
Ted Kennedy and John Tunney KGB assets? Bwahahahahahaha! Okay, until someone produces a credible source for this John Birch Society/World Net Daily type conspiracy theory, I'm deleting this.
It was not just that Senator Hayakawa focused on Senator Tunney's vacations, it was the way it was done. Senator S.I. Hayakawa's, "Senator Tick Tock Commercial," against Senator John V. Tunney was an interesting piece of propaganda. The commercial showed cuckoo clock and said, "Senator Tick Tock," and then showed one of Senator's skiing vacations. I am unable to find mention of the commercial anywhere on the Internet, though, it really helped to defeat Senator Tunney. Easeltine ( talk) 12:38, 5 March 2015 (UTC)
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He was only 43 when he left the Senate. He must have some other career? Rmhermen ( talk) 23:32, 13 January 2018 (UTC)
Tunney and Kennedy's office denied the allegations which are based solely on a memo written by the head of the KGB Viktor Chebrikov, hardly a reliable source.
Pavel Stroilov's book isn't a reliable source [1]. He claims to have stolen the files from the archives of the Gorbachev Foundation. The book was reviewed by Sergey Radchenko, currently Professor of International Relations, Cardiff University, who called it a disaster "full of nonsense, some of it derived from far-fetched interpretations of Stroilov’s source material and some borrowed from popular conspiracy theories." [2]
The two cited paragraphs in Stroilov's book:
West Germany's top Social Democrat
: Bahr was one of 11 members of the party's leadership, and not the one in the most powerful position. KGB's secret collaborator
- rumors spread by right-wing opponents of "Ostpolitik" (i.e., German efforts to end the Cold War or at least de-escalate the tensions). Bahr was staunchly anti-communist, and he had Kissinger's blessings for his first visit to Moscow after he became Willi Brandt's State Secretary in the Federal Chancellery in 1969; the East Germans were not amused and unsuccessfully tried to
intervene.
Space4Time3Continuum2x (
talk) 16:29, 27 December 2018 (UTC)
This trash section should be deleted. It looks as if it has been deleted in the past. It is unreliable, the subject of one highly suspect and unreliable source, and possibly an attempt to normalize the current Administration's strange relationship with Russia.
The trash is still in there. Unless Wikipedia is to become the National Enquirer it should be removed. I plan to remove it now. If it comes back, get the IP address of the person who edits it and I bet we'll find someone with an axe to bury (excuse the mixed metaphor). WHen I wrote this I was not signed in. I am now. I am sterngard.— Preceding unsigned comment added by 2600:6C50:507F:F2D5:99F:EF88:8F83:1AEF ( talk) 03:39, 5 July 2019 (UTC)
I WP:BLANKANDREDIRECTed the article for The Changing Dream. There was no content to merge, but I added a ref to this article about the book and a citation with the 1st edition ISBN. Suriname0 ( talk) 20:51, 21 September 2021 (UTC)