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Russia's involvement in world terrorism
and the Czech connection
By Honza Malina
In the beginning of the year 2001, the Czech newspaper Necensurovane
noviny (Uncensored News) and its editor and owner, Petr Cibulka, wrote a piece about Russia and
its involvement in the so-called "democratic" movement in the Communist Bloc.
This is very important testimony from a man who spent several years in communist prisons
and single-handily took the president of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Havel, to court in 1993 for his negative involvement in
the tragic and deceptive 1989 events.
"Vladimir Putin joined the KGB when 17 years old ," writes
Cibulka, "and also his father spent time as an elite special forces member on one of the best Russian
submarines." As Cibulka states, the elder Putin was "a member of the cutthroats team of the elite Russian Navy."
Putin himself was expelled from West Germany's capital of Bonn in the 70's as a Russian spy and moved to communist East Germany
where he worked very well for the KGB and advanced his career.
"Putin, with his team, contacted most of the now Czech Republic high government officials
toward the end of the 80's and on East Germany soil where it was not difficult to travel for anybody from the
Communist Bloc," writes Cibulka.
It is believed that Putin played a major role in the so-called democratic movements all over
East and Central Europe and in the most ( for Russia) strategic country of them all -- Czechoslovakia.
Putin and his team helped to install false dissent in Czechoslovakia just to make
everyone believe that everything was becoming "democratic." But
it wasn't.
KGB involvement in the Czechoslovakia's freedom movement in 1989 and before was simple and very effective.
The KGB built its own false anti-communist opposition. The Russian Army (at the time still occupying Czechoslovakia) brought the
muscle. Intelligence agents came in from the KGB and credibility was
arranged by Vaclav Havel, a prominent figure sitting in jail, now president of Czech Republic.
But Havel's secret cooperation with STB (Czech KGB) is very well documented and his membership in the Czech Communists Party is
one of many well guarded secrets the STB is protecting.
And the reason for all this is very simple: to block any kind of potential freedom movement that
would bring real changes to the country and helped real freedom to succeed. The Czech Republic's constitution was
not changed by the people, but by a communist parliament and a communist secret
agent -- Havel -- who signed it into law. The truth is, nobody has had a chance to question
this new constitution, or God forbid change it. There's no legislative referendum or initiatives allowed in Czech republic and the regime of Vaclav Havel is certainly not in a hurry to implement them at all. Maybe coincidence?
Petr Cibulka and his conservative political party Right Block wants to implement something
unthinkable in the former communist country. He wants the U.S. constitution and
U.S. laws. And that's why Putin and the GRU/KGB are playing their cards to stop
Petr Cibulka.
There is total informational blockade in the Czech Republic.
The media are in the hands of former communists so nobody, and certainly not Petr
Cibulka, has a chance to publish or be
published in the national newspapers and to be seen and heard on national TV.
To better understand what really happened in Czechoslovakia after the Velvet Revolution in 1989,
we have to look who controls the economic power. Is it in state hands,
private hands, or in the hands of secret communist agents?
The privatization of the economy happened so fast that nobody had a chance to question it in
1989 and the early 90s. "Privatization in Czechoslovakia was, from the beginning, in the hands of
the KGB and the communists and the Czech Department of Treasury, who transfered state funds into the hands (again) of communists in the
government," writes Cibulka.
This allowed the communists to direct and own all the financial services, banks and public trust funds; and
when the right time came the funds would be "transferred" to secret bank accounts in Switzerland
so that no investigation could ever discover the truth.
The result of all of this criminal behavior within the Czech Government
is that taxpayers in Czech republic lose their hard-earned wealth to the same
old communist crowd as before. Because of this scheme, Vladimir Putin and the KGB
have the funds they need to finance global terrorism, and to direct all the
other "former" satellite countries to do the same.
Just two days after the September 11th terrorist attacks the Czech government sold weapons to Yemen; and as a NATO member country
the Czech Republic kept doing business through "private" entities with the Taliban in
Afghanistan.
A very important piece of information came from a Fox News Channel report that the Russian spy and former FBI special agent Robert Hannsen sold the sophisticated secret software called
Promis to the Russian KGB and the Russians sold it to Osama Bin Laden.
And as we remember the tragedy in Lockerbie, Scotland, most people do not know that it was the Czechoslovak explosive
Semtex that brought the Pan Am flight down.
Muomar Kadafy and Arafat were very frequent guests of the Czechoslovak communist
government in the 70s and 80s, and we can only imagine what was happening behind
closed doors. Arms sale were just flourishing in those infamous years between Czechoslovakia and Libya and PLO.
Russia did not fall behind at all in this pro-terrorist
campaign and helped Iraq's Suddam Hussein to build all his secret bunkers and produce all the biological weapons,
including the anthrax that is now being sent through the U.S. mail.
And now President Bush is doing something not even Russian communists would think
of doing. Oddly, he expects Russia and communist China to comply with what they promised to
do; namely, to help bring down the world's terrorists and to make planet Earth
safe. (Is that laughing we hear from the East?)
Helping America fight terrorism is quite the opposite of what they had in mind all
those years they were setting up the terrorists, supplying and supporting
them. The idea was that one day the U.S. would be knocked to its knees
through terror strikes. And now they are playing one card after
another.
And the Czech Republic has been a major player in all of
this.
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