Former KGB Spy Reveals Russia's Plan To Bring America Down - Jack Barsky
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Patrick Bet-David sits down with Jack Barsky. Jack Philip Barsky is a German-American author, IT specialist, and former sleeper agent of the KGB who spied on the United States from 1978 to 1988.
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Jack Philip Barsky is a German-American author, IT specialist and former sleeper agent of the KGB who spied on the United States from 1978 to 1988. Exposed after the Cold War, Barsky became a resource for U.S. counterintelligence agencies and was allowed to remain in the United States. His autobiography, Deep Undercover, was published in 2017, and he frequently speaks on his experiences and as an expert on espionage.
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I think that what Mr. Barsky (Dittrich) meant is that while Yuri Bezmenov perfectly described the process of Ideological Subversion (apart from the timeframes), which as he acknowledges was the strategy of the Soviet Union and the KGB, he believes that this process in the US was for the most part furthered by Americans themselves and not the KGB (he believes that the interference of the KGB played only a minor role). It’s worth mentioning that Yuri Bezmenov seemed to agree with this assessment when he said: “(...) demoralization now reaches such areas where previously not even comrade Andropov and all his experts would even dream of such a tremendous success. Most of it is done by Americans to Americans thanks to a lack of moral standards.”.
I don't understand why Patrick had such a difficult time with this concept. Of course it's being done internally. There's no way in hell the KGB has ever had that level of control in the US. Patrick was really rude to this guy on such a common sense matter.
thank you
Wow
@@dinglbarry1275 He was challenging Patrick's idea that the KGB and by default any Intel Agency is semi all powerful/ all knowing. Basically he's challenging Patrick's conditioning by bringing the reality to challenge the lie( propoganda).
You're very correct...it's shocking to hear a real high level insider assess a supposed insider. The real deal can know a fraud but an outsider like Patrick or an average Joe wouldnt know the difference. So it was difficult for Patrick to see someone whom he's built his arguments around regarding the KGB take a hit. It meant his own arguments and biases would take a hit. Not an easy thing to do.
My husband was stationed in West Germany in the early 1960’s. We were always warned to watch what we said. We got the chance to drive to Berlin which meant we had to drive through the Communist sector. The U.S. did not recognize East Germany and we did not have to stop at those check points, but we did have to stop at Russian check points., where they checked our identities. When we reached the East German check point we drove around and accidentally got off the main highway and started driving down an access road. we suddenly discovered our mistake when we saw two East German soldiers pickup their weapons. We made a fast backup and left that road very fast. We got to Berlin and took several tours. Saw Check Point Charlie and one tour drove by the wall and saw flowers and crosses on our side in remembrance of those East Germans shot trying to escape East Berlin. Looking into East Berlin was shocking. They still had bombed out buildings where West Berlin had been mostly rebuilt. Truly a sobering trip.
What a story wow talk more about more trips
They are waiting for everyone who remembers the horrors and fear to be gone. To much push back from those pesky freedom lovers. The wu flu took many of those from there families. A word that rhythms with cury is what many are dealing with.
I appreciate you really pushing back on his claim about Yuri Bezmenov. At first he said he’s a fraud and then he backtracked. We can never know 100% whether or not he was telling the truth but the fact that he’s predicted the way society is turning out and called out buzzwords that are used so often today does not seem like just a coincidence.
Anyone who calls Yuri a fraud is the ACTUAL fraud lol this guy sounds like a Russia apologist to me
@@ania5038 agreed.
@@ania5038 he is not russian but german .
The most important thing is not to cling to figures and demagogues, but to unite the country. One thing that is without a doubt, is that Russia wants America to be divided and hate itself.
@@Q_QQ_Q I didn't say he was Russian...
Still the best interviewer out there. Pat presses when he needs to and let's the person talk when they are telling their story. But he doesn't just let them say something sensational without pushing back in a respectful way.
I liked how he persued the right questions and issues we all wonder about.
Personally I think America is divided by the cumulative effect of decades of untenable leftish human philosophies, corporate greed and systematic demolition of financial checks and balances and abandonment of Christian values. Incidentally, the more this is desputed the worse it gets which actually proves the point.
You mean Pat presses. His name's Pat, not Ben
I truly admire pat's skills, a great interviewer. Ty as always for your efforts and great content. Blessings to you all from Scotland. 🙏😉😇
"Most of it is done by Americans to Americans thanks to a lack of moral standards.” Really speaks volumes and says it all.
So...let's package more Harm Reduction kits and hand them to underserved minorities
LMAO? Why? The Demorats dont need any help. Putin just needs to sit back and snicker
@tyrolean titan I was about to write the same thing
@@swiftusmaximus5651 Meanwhile tRump was the most obvious and useful idiot in the history of idiots owned by Russia.
Exactly
I have listened to many hours of Yuri Bezmenov. Yuri explained that espionage was only about 15% of the overall foreign affairs budget. He said the game plan was long-term and it was about psychological subversion. Jack says Yuri wasn't KGB, but was a journalist. If you listen to Yuri's biography, Yuri did pose as a journalist when he travelled to other countries, he also posed as a hippie. These were undercover identities so no one identified him. Yuri also did, in fact, say that most of what is being done to Americans is by other Americans. He said they are "half-baked intellectuals who were targets of Soviet propaganda. They are called "useful idiots". They are now in positions of professors, teachers, and running corporations. These useful idiots are now teaching an entire generation in Soviet/Communist values. He also said these people will be the most shocked when they learn what "equality" really means. He said that they are so brainwashed that they won't actually believe what they're facing until the military boots land on them. Yuri said he was the Director of Psychological Warfare for the KGB which is quite different than Jack's job working in espionage. The step-by-step process Yuri describes is occurring today right in front of our eyes. Yuri says that Americans got so greedy that they will sell the rope with which they will be hung with. He also explained it doesn't matter who the individuals at play are, because the communist "system" will always be working to take down other systems.
Fascinatingly ominous to listen to Yuri Bezmenov's interviews. A stark, sobering message. A warning.
Plenty of half baked commentary on the net!
And Pat goes on to asking Jack " why is Yuri a fraud " and All we get from Jack is a bounch of beating around the bush answers , VERY opposite to all the things what Yuri said ,...so meaning that if Jack is saying Yuri is a fraud even though everything Yuri said unfolds in our very eyes , well then that should tell every one YURI IS RIGHT , and the fraud may very well be Jack Barsky instead....or mayb someone sent to throw off what Yuri said.....
Well explained body.
this guy fails to realize that the KGB didn't need to start a revolution lol they just needed to get the ball rolling a little bit just enough for Americans to be able to pick it up and continue expanding it
Please bring Jack back for more. I really appreciate the dialogue. I think Jack and you did this great justice. Love it.
Fabulous interview! Patrick is so direct, really assertively getting to the points but always likeable, respectful, and polite! Great stuff!
Yuri spelled out the psychological battle plan, then his life ended prematurely. Thats 100% confirmation for me he was genuine. Correlate his words to our present situation.
exactly
@donald johnson very well said
@donald johnson yes but you don't have to work for them directly like that to know roughly what they are doing and what their plan is
@donald johnson no, you are wrong. Bezmenov worked as a field agent in India where he defected from.
Yuri was a FRAUD. That is likely the only thing Barsky is right about.
Patrick the "Grinder" going at him with serious questions. Yuri's words and explanations are spot on. Seeing what has unfolded today holds true.
Yuri was familiar with the Communist propaganda as promoted by the Party and by the Soviet Union. Lots of things at that level were not KGB-driven although they did involve the KGB. Some of them worked because of the basic principles of the Marxist movements and despite the tsarist structure of the USSR. The USSR propaganda, official and unofficial diplomacy, including a less-then-effective KGB involvement, exploited the weaknesses of any modern or modernising community.
Jack Barsky was a brilliant cog in a somewhat effective but inefficient machine. Asking him about the active measures is like asking a mechanic about the strategy of competing in the Formula 1 Cup .
Barsky is obviously disinformation. I wouldn't trust a word that comes out of his mouth.
I cannot, nor wish to undermine Mr Barsky, but I certain agree that Mr Bezmenov's assessment is chillingly accurate.
Hi Patrick. Great sit down with Mr. Jack Barsky! I would love to hear/see a follow up to the questions/comments you didn't have time to go through with Mr. Barsky. I would also be very interested in learning how long Mr. Barsky was in the KGB and why/when he defected from the KGB to the U.S.
It doesn’t matter if Yuri was a fraud or not, his speech on the future of America was spot on😢
I find Yuri Bezmenov’s testimony more plausible because if you look at what’s happening in the world today, events are unfolding in exactly the way Yuri said it would 4 decades ago.
Bezmenov was a different branch and training of the KGB than Barsky. “Don’t listen to Bezmenov,” “Don’t listen to QAnon,” “Jan 6 was not C_A, just a bunch of nuts,” where is he getting these narratives?
Bezmenov was right on the button. Lenin implemented his 100 year plan in 1923 and it's very close to being accomplished:
ruclips.net/video/sQN4c3uN_tA/видео.html
This one lays it out in greater detail:
ruclips.net/video/Y9TviIuXPSE/видео.html
@@anastunya Bingo! 👍😒😉🤐
Thank you. I came down here first. If it doesn't mesh with Yuri, I'm thinking disinfo or making $
Save me the hour
It's amazing how this went over so many people's heads. It had nothing to do with Yuri's breakdown as to how subversion works.... no shit! Jack completely agreed with the concept of subversion (who doesn't), his disagreement was that this subversion was pulled off by the KGB. Of course it wasn't pulled off by the KGB. This has and is being done internally. To suggest that the KGB has had even a 5% impact in this arena is outlandish.
The irony..I live in Canada, I was in middle school in 1977, my social studies teacher, taught how great communism was, and how nasty the US was . He showed American propoganda against the USSR. I was learning one thing on the television, and another at school. PS.....I love this show.
America has a history of bad government but it is a shining star compared to the other countries.
My own father was the pro-communist teacher. He and I argue whenever we see each other over politics now.
My experience also and it's disgusting. Insisted that we vote NDP. Teachers who try to push their ideology on children are predators.
@@IIImobiusIII Exactly! perfect term
@@IIImobiusIII I have two nieces currently in college USA, one on the West coast & one on the East..9,000ish students to 15,000ish..
The views & conversations & "facts" & opinions, of more than half of the professors at both places (according to nieces), is frighteningly pro-communist, anti-US, anti-caucasian (nieces are Jamaican-Italian) double standards for "their" beliefs to opposing, blatant dismissiveness to opposing's "morality", and facts, with the scariest thing they've witnessed, is what happens when someone disagrees with professors or the majority view. (not all, yet more than half)
The pro-USA, pro-gun, anti-commies etc professors act similarly.
*With both sides cont. to carry on with this dismissiveness, assumed moral superiority, loss of Nuance, disrespectful debate, lack of consideration, and lack of kindness to fellow humans is disheartening.
These are some of their biggest observations to date.
Yikes 2022
Pat is sincerely the best interviewer I've seen so far. Truly a master at his craft.
He was lying when he got to bezmenov, and at
1:11:08
"Are you saying that the kgb, wasn't power
(Yes)
..ful enough ta
(Yes)
Make Amer..
(Yes)
...ica, Divide America, from within?"
"I, i say that.."
(Crosses arms)
"I say that. V.. vastly overrated"
(Crosses arms)
Then i, a linguist and actor with 17 years of behavioral psych..
🤨😏🖕
Dude's kgb. You can trust him as much as much as you can trust Natasha Romanov.
Interruption indicates a desire to flea the topic. He did this 3 times.
He then answered ungrammatically (plausibly deniable) "because English isn't his first language", but I say (reasonable suspicion) he is a SPY who "was good enough to need the best", so his poor English was to buy him a moment on how to discourage viewing the kgb as a threat.
The crossed arms thing happened twice. Once at Yuri and then again when Pat is connecting the dots and cornering him.
He's a big nose 👃 straw eating grifter
Nah, he's an Iranian, and typical for Iranians, he's a Zoroastrian black magician and has casted a spell on you. Btw communism was another invention of Zoroastrian Magis.
@@horustrismegistus1017 agreed
Yuri mentioned it was a global system. Not just the Soviet Union was behind this.
yes but sadly the western poison is spreading into other continents and countries outside of america, even Russia in major city like Moscow, the degeneracy is spreading there, the girls are already becoming brainwashed and the Men aswell
@@stoicstudents Babylon the Great
Do you think perhaps it's time for us anti-globalists to start forming our own counter movement? It's already beginning online. I think maybe we need to try and get as many people from as many different countries on as many different "anti-woke" platforms to cross educate the world on the globalists actions.
We also really need to try and form some kind of symbol to unify around. Perhaps some kind of anti socialist holiday??
5:50
Be the fucking best.
11:45
Study Kennedy.
And study Hitler.
Stalin.
21:30
What are the traits of a KGB agent
Be ambitious, competitive. Highly disciplined.
22:23
The characteristic of a KGB agent.
31:00
Focus intensely unto things and master language.
35:00
Sdr surveilance detection route.
37:00
Be aware of what is around you.
Put 8 millimeter in your drawer (or shelf)
Or put an envelope into the carpet. So if people open you see it's open
55:00
Wow!!!
He gets caught of guard
58:00
Wow it's awesome.
Lol.
1:08:00
Learn art of war.
1:12:30
Trust that people will stay who they are.
Trust that they will act like they act.
1:14:40
Wow!
1:18:00
The biggest enemies of usa
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@@Ko-iu3jk אעדכן במידה ויהיה פרק איתו!
מבטיח.
@@moshefabrikant1 קדימה יש ביקוש!
תודה 👍
Lol thanks dude.
🤣
I’m very close with some amazing ppl who grew up in a Soviet occupied area and the stories are wild, ie: bread lines were common so they went to the grocery store at 3am to wait on line to have a chance of getting anything decent. They’re some of the hardest working, most generous, loving and welcoming people I’ve ever met in the last 25 years and very well educated to boot. Luckily they got out toward the end and made a better life here but many of their friends/family stayed behind. I jokingly call them “the spies” like the tv show “The Americans” since they got out right as the wall fell and I speculate got stranded mid mission complete with 2 allegedly defunct satellite tv dishes on the roof lol. Though they’re quite comfortable now, it’s obvious they came from intense struggle, hell grandma still basically lives in a shoe on a tiny farm where they only got running water like 10 years ago and it was an honor to meet her, a holocaust survivor. These folks live frugally but nice, have multiples of all sorts of random things they didn’t have back when, keep tons of frozen foods, dinnerware, rations, household items, can butcher meats, can lots of foods and never cease to amaze me with their depth of ingenuity. Sadly though they’re still reluctant to vote because it’s been ingrained into them to just lay low and don’t get involved while my partner/their daughter is the total opposite & very outspoken but an incredibly diligent obedient 1st gen immigrant child of hardcore immigrants straight off the plane. I’m proud and glad to share the American Dream with them and always will be cuz even though my family has lived here for generations, they’re just as American as I’ll ever be.
yes i remember the bread lines ,
My parents and I escaped the SU back in 1990 but my grandmother lived under Stalin for a long time. She tells me some crazy stories. I am so shocked they were able to survive. From what I gather, they depended heavily on bartering with one another. They were very frugal and never wasted food or money, so much so that they saved enough to get us out of the SU. I was young but I remember a little bit from my childhood. I mostly remember the feelings and emotions of the time. I remember how depressing everything was. People were definitely not happy, especially because of the ongoing civil unrest. When I was a little girl living in Armenia at the time, there was a civil battle between the Azerbaijani people and the Armenians. Gorbachev decided to send the Soviet soldiers to try and stop the fighting. Instead, what they did was horrific. They killed innocent people. I had a pregnant neighbor who was shot and killed while standing on her balcony. A newlywed couple was walking in a park across the street from my house and were shot and killed. They went door to door killing people. I remember having to hide under my bed with my mom and brother, terrified of the sounds of bullets hitting our roof. Luckily my dad went out to talk to the Russian soldier at our door, and I don't know what he told him, but the guy left us alone. I'm pretty sure he paid him off or something. But it was terrifying, nonetheless. I thought to myself that it would be the last time I would see my dad. This is nothing compared to the stories my grandmother tells me.
Mycket intressant intervju❤️
Hoppas se mer av er båda och jag skulle gärna vilja höra er uppfattning om hur mycket av KGB’s arbetsmetoder som lever kvar än idag under FSB.
Many thanks for this intervju ❤️
He's candid with his audience. This is almost the most important characteristic of the person being interviewed.
A great episode, thank you to both gentlemen for a most intriguing interview. I truly appreciate Mr Barsky for doing this and the fact that he comes across as a man who wishes to tell the world the stories of his life. He seems genuine, and honest, if a bit conceded even if it is warranted.
What Mr. Barsky fails to address is that by the time he came into the KGB, Yuri had been there and gone, so how would he know anything about him or anything he did? Secondly, and much more importantly the KGB started the "Destroy From Within" campaign in the 1930's. More than 45 years before Mr. Barsky STARTED in the KGB. Mr. Barsky was born more than 10 years after the KGB started this operation.
By the time Barsky entered the KGB the USSR was being crippled and driven to it's knees by the West. Barsky worked from 1978 to 1988. The USSR fell in 1991. He worked in a much smaller KGB than the one that was sending thousands of agents into the churches, Hollywood, our government, the media, and most importantly, our education system...in the 1930's!
Read the book "School of Darkness" by Bella Dodd.
Will have to find that book. Also, know a book that is a warning of the subterfuge that Progressivism was pushing against the West...An Evil Tree - the Story of Communism...by Agnes Murphy. Wriiten sometime in 50's...it was useful in showing my wife what some of the larger plan was i believed was going on. Sort of a red pill for her.
I wouldn't trust a word this barsky character says.
@@the.parks.of.no.return I agree - once someone commits to a life of deception they can NEVER be trusted. Their only hope is to reconcile alone with God.
Agree. I know about Bella Dodd. They say Roosevelt turned a blind eye to CPUSA in 33
Well said. Lol.
They talk a good game but last I checked communism failed, the Soviet Union fell apart, the Russian economy sucks ass.. if they didn’t have oil to sell they REALLY would be a third world country.
there’s whispers of a coup happening and great dissatisfaction with Putin, oh yeah and their military is getting exposed for being second rate and now they are globally isolated and pretty much the whole world hates them.
👏 👏 👏 way to go Russia! Your plan really came together.. totally kicking americas ass yawn 🥱 😂
Absolutely one of the best videos you have ever produced.
Thank you.
I totally understand where Jack was coming from.
America has decoupled it's moral anchor from it's foundation. 90% of its wounds are self-inflicted & our only hope is to go back to our moral foundation, our constitutional traditions and we Must purge ourselves of the madness of the humanist utopian agenda.
The worship of our intellect over our obligations to the moral law, of loving God, & in loving our neighbor, the basic principles of Freedom, the pursuit of happiness with a moral foundation and godly understanding.
JEWRY IS THE MOTHER OF MARXISM
“Anti-Communism is anti-Semitism.”
~ Jewish Voice, July ~ August 1941.
@@buddysilver5788 Are you a Nazi?
Was this comment taken from a speech or esaay made in a totalitarian regime?
#1 God and morals have absolutely NOTHING to do with each other. There are many "Christians" with low/no "morals" &/or just all around shitty judgemental hateful ppl, same as there are non-religious ppl & even athiests that are some of the most morally sound, kind, generous people you could ever meet. "Good" and "bad" are subjective and that doesnt change when it comes to ones morals. Having lived in the "bible belt" my whole life I have known a lot of ppl of both types, but those "christians" who are just nasty hypocritical sorry ass ppl are proably the majority. #2 this country was founded on the principal of freedom of/from religion, seperation of church & state. Religion has nothing to do with loving thy neighbor etc. Everyone is free to worship etc how they choose, but no religion should ever be pushed upon anyone in this country in any way shape or form.
Absolutely brilliant … All hidden from me at school in England
Terrific interview.
It doesn't matter who was right (Jack or Yuri). The fact that what's happening is undeniably happening & we fellow Patriots aren't so concerned with who instigated it, but rather we're dutifully occupied with stopping it.
THANK YOU
Excellent work, Mr. Patrick Bet-David. It is not either Yuri or Jack Barsky. Both are giving a certain (always limited) insight. The plans of the KGB could not be executed by their agents, but could by American Faustian Professors and powerful movements from within. The game is still on with foolery at its heart. Surprise is inevitable. Discernment never-ending. Thanks for your part in that.
I was an observer at the 1969 SDS Convention in Chicago. SDS was run by the KGB, although most of the students had no idea they were puppets of Yuri Andropov. The students were told to bathe, cut hair, sober up and infiltrate every aspect of American society, especially teaching, the law, and nonprofits to earn money. RYM I became terrorists, like William Ayers. RYM II, became the seeds of Socialism in all our organizations today. A third group had to be formed because some refused to give up drugs, but this group was turned over to the CCP. Barsky should read “Smiley’s People”, “Little Drummer Girl,” and “Rules for Radicals” to learn about the majority of KGB agents of influence in the US who don’t even know they are agents because they’re not run directly. Their numbers are now legion.
Such an accurate and excellent comment.
@@50megatondiplomat28: Thanks! I’ve seen much history and just reporting on what I’ve seen.
An outstanding interview.where candor was plentiful and truthful expressions were forthcoming continually! Well done indeed!!
I agree. His interviews are so interesting.
I have to take issue with Jack on challenging Yuri’s involvements as he explains it. Jack may indeed have been KGB, but like any multi layered organization, that are command oriented there are others to answer to. Police departments have Sargents, Lieutenants, Captains, and onward. So does the military. I’m certain the KGB had a similar structure. How would Jack know if Yuri also became KGB? With all of the covert activity and assignments, why would anyone feel the need to advise him. If you’ve ever been military, you might get away with defaming another from a different platoon, but no one tells you what their assignments are. You do what you’re told. You follow orders, not question them. If Yuri was hired and ordered to get involved or assigned methods of psychological subversion, it’s like SWAT. You either are or you’re not and no one will be exposing their assignments to you. Another point is that Jack never pushed back on what Yuri spoke about. He challenged wether the KGB or its agents were capable. We’ve all had those co-workers who were either highly capable or had just enough to tie their own shoes. You don’t get to choose your partners or your squad. I get the feeling Yuri took all the oxygen out of the room and Jack was not thrilled he wasn’t getting the same notoriety. It’s obvious in my mind, that Yuri’s tactics indeed came to fruition at an exponential rate that even he didn’t expect as he suggested. The Useful Idiot. The current state of the U.S. is without a doubt by design and we’ll all be feeling the after effects of psychological espionage for decades to come.
I think both Jack Barsky and Yuri Bezmenov correct. There were many agents in the KGB and all with different task that played into the bigger mission.
Personally I believe Yuri more than Jack
Everything Yuri explained back than ,came true,and what Yuri told us is practicly happening all over the world .
Hopefully, comments like yours and critical thinking about ''Jack'' will lead many to listen to Yuri's interview (from the'80's). Yuri's interview is available on YT.
Very correct. I listened to Yuri years ago, and everything that man said either has happened or is happening. A lie can't become the truth overtime.
Yep it’s shocking how spot on Yuri was 38 years ago the way he talked in that interview talking about equality beautiful Nobel ideas. You can show these people facts it doesn’t matter they are demoralized. The Marxist ideology will be pumped into the soft heads of American students without being challenged at home. It’s terrifying shit
Its astounding that bezmenov talks about "social justice" from 1984 ! The KGB invented social justice.
Barsky is a CIA plant / disinformation agent.
@@whonextinhiphop - bingo
Patrick always in point. Always asks the questions that people want to know. If Patrick was a Journalist on any cable news network he would blow the doors off. Everyone now a days is more concerned with pleasing the establishment then pointing out what is wrong with it
The issue there is news journalism is a mouthpiece for the establishment. The establishment is corporate. These news agencies will never promote or give leeway to any narrative or investigative analysis that fundamentally threatens corporate power within American society. All these news personalities are just reading off a teleprompter. They aren't journalists. And if Patrick joined any one of the major media organizations, that's exactly what would happen to him. The institution is always bigger than the man.
Once he got extremely defensive about Bezmenov, started stuttering nervously talking about American politics, I began to think this guy might still be working for the Russians… Downplaying the “active measures”? At this day and age? Seriously? When we have the internet and FB??? After all that we have witnessed in the past few years? It might be that he is continuing to engage in those very active measures as he is talking… Except he is not as smooth any more. I could be wrong. He is an interesting guy, but I don’t trust him. His message, in a nutshell: Russia and Putin are not the enemy; China and the liberals are… what, nothing to say about Putin? Putin’s Russia is more the enemy today than the USSR was in the 80s. They no longer care about socialism or Communism. Their hatred for America today is more real than it was then. Unlike in the 80s, not only the government but many ordinary Russians despise the US today - thanks to Putin’s propaganda. The goal of the active measures today is not to install communism in America but to destabilize the American society. Insecurities, greed, bigotry, racism, anger, gun violence, narrow mindedness and ignorance… All that makes for a great ecosystem in which “active measures” might be very effective. It is also well known that the American conservatives have been of great interest to the Russian intelligence, and they have been the primary target for the active measures. Remember Maria Butina, the so called “gun activist” from Russia (there are no gun activists and no guns are allowed in Russia, it’s an authoritarian state.) She pretended to be a conservative and successfully found her way into some influential circles. Most Putin’s agents pretend to be conservatives in America, that is a fact too. And so does Barsky. It’s clear he realized that he had messed up the interview, almost blew his cover, and tried to smoothen things up in the end…
Thank you for having Jack Barsky on your show, I was totally enthralled by him as well as mesmerized, and I trusted everything he said. He made total sense on everything that he said and brought up, and I could clearly follow all of it, because I have witnessed it happening here in America, which is very sad to see happening to our Country.
Regardless if Yuri was kgb or not. The talks about idealogical subversion is spot on.
Agents don't always know the full plan. In fact, (I'm only guessing), it's generally not a good idea for active field agents to know the full plan in many cases, so that if they are interrogated, they only have a small piece of the puzzle. If Mr. Bezminov was making up everything he said, he's either a super lucky guesser, or some sort of profit, because many of the things he stated are happening as we speak and have taken place in pretty much the same order he's stated. Luckily a physical land invasion would be a strategic and logistical nightmare, in part due to the layout of the land and the shear size of the US, but largely due to the fact that there are so many skilled owners and operators of firearms baked right into the citizenry, "...a gun behind every blade of grass. My guess is that Mr. Bezminov wasn't a fraud, but as I often state; I'm just a guy on the internet with an opinion, so... 🤷♂️
Before they land they’ll starve us and kill our resources so they can come in for an easy sweep
@@1857ize They will create such chaos that we will simply hand over control to them as they promise (lie) to bring back stability. I believe this is why they are spending so aggressively. They want to devalue the Dollar to the point it no longer serves as the world's reserve currency, and so that it hyper inflates into uselessness. This is why they are pushing "green" energy and doing away with oil production and infrastructure, and flooding the country with illegal immigrants.
@@1857ize Dominic Barragan , yes and this is why man feel that this current Administration are marxists , because of what is going on in this country ... they are really trying to destroy America .
@@jeremyashcraft2053 I feel like I'm in a communist country already.
It almost sounds like you're trying to convince us the West is wrong and communism is the best....
At the end the guest expresses great wisdom when he says after our number one enemy of state, the number two is us. Others have said:. We have met the enemy and he is us. I think we would do well to take that to heart.
The answer to who is telling the truth is in their eyes. Uris' eyes are clear and full of compassion while Jacks' eyes are dark with no colour or emotion which can mean mind control. Everything Uri said has come true times 10..
Yuri is way more convincing as a KGB operative than Jack .
He said about thr Bananas in Central America and the US crimes there weren't true. But it is true, U.S has ruined that region and killed countless people whilst locking many into poverty and stealing land and hiring death squads.
Yuri is very intelligent, speaks very eloquently, and seems to have done his research... and that is exactly why I don't believe a word he says. Jack is far more heart-spoken, imperfect, and natural. So basically I disagree with you completely. However I respect your opinion regardless. Cheers mate.
Yuri is sincere and this goof wouldn’t have a chance debating Yuri
@@scottkain8977 I found this guy to be narcissistic and arrogant, and when he trashed Yuri as a fraud and said he wasn't KGB and that is a fact, but when pressed on that statement he said he didn't know for sure. That was an obvious lie he got himself caught in and a loss of credibility. He was clearly agitated by the mere sound of Yuri's name. Almost seemed jealous or envious. Maybe because he feels he is better than Yuri but Yuri may be more famous and he feels he should be a more famous. Just my observation. All I know is, what Yuri was saying/warning America about decades ago in his interview with G. Edward Griffin is actually happening. I find that to be credibility in my eyes. I never heard of this guy until Patrick put up this interview. Why can't they bring their minds and ideas together and be a part of the solution vs this sort of trash talking about someone he doesn't even know personally. I find that to be petty and unconstructive
Yuri is merely speaking on the how subversion works. Jack completely agreed, but to suggest that this subversion was created and/or influenced by Russia/KGB is absurd. Of course it's being done internally.
The funny part is that what he said about “Western” economies taking advantage of smaller economies is absolutely true. Anyone who isn’t completely delusional knows this.
i thought the way they were sold the west was accurate lol
You have to define “taking advantage”. My family came from one of these “smaller economies”. If you asked my grandfather if he regretted working for an American supplier while being paid a lower wage he would say that’s a choice between low wages and no wages. His family was ultimately able to life comfortably because the economy improved over time because of the steady inflow of American money. Does that mean there aren’t unfair practices? Of course not but just because you aren’t paid the same as an American doesn’t mean you didn’t greatly benefit from the relationship with the US economy. Life is complicated. Everyone wants to end poverty but that is an unachievable goal without incremental progress. All or nothing propositions only benefit the wealthy.
@@mpete2473 Wrong sir you sound naively optimistic. Firstly, all people do NOT want to end poverty, a simple conversation with your neighbors should inform you of that much. Second, your supposition that people are lucky to get taken advantage of by some foreign corporation is simply silly. No one wants to be taken advantage or appreciates it. And no one, especially anyone who has an honest awareness of how deeply these world governments, both capitalist and socialist alike, have taken advantage of their citizens would say or even think something like that.
@@mudra5114 🥱 adults only conversation, such a child like comment it hardly even deserves this response.
@@ecash30 Sorry, my apologies, l misunderstood your point of view. I retract my comments.
They're never former KGB spies ! They're always KGB for life
Thank you!!!!
Always learn something from these interviews. Good bad indifferent. As I age they also keep my mind sharp. Always good to learn about Russian history with the US.
What Bezmenov described all those years ago with G. Edward Griffin has happened. That in itself gives him a lot of credibility. It seemed like Barsky was nit-picking about Bezmenov's credentials. He may have been an associate of the KGB, working as a Journalist, but not an actual employee of the organization; something Barsky may not even know. Most of the time people like Barsky are compartmentalized; just told where and when to do what they are told to do, not really getting the whole picture. However, he's an interesting guy and it was another compelling interview.
One thing that Barsky inadequately explained was how he just walked away from the KGB. I was nit aware that anybody could walk away from the KGB.
Another strange anomaly was how Barsky was recruited by/handled by tmthe KGB. Remember, Barsky grew up in East Germany not the USSR. It seems to me that he would be recruited by the East German government. Can anybody explain?
Here is what I will say. If they tried what is happening today, when I was 20-30, they would have had a HUGE Problem. This had to be a slow burn. the Demoralization took 30 years. I have to say Jack is incorrect on Yuri in terms of what he was saying. As a journalist, he would have looked at documents and first sources before he defected.
Yuri looks far more correct today then he did when he gave the interview in the late 80s.
Homebrew is correct. But it started long before Vietnam.
This dude is paid by the American government to talk crap, make up lies. Yuri told the truth, the plan is already happening in America, communism is everywhere.
@@steven-fx5cn What communism is everwhere? Specific examples, please...
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@@DocHalliday big hovernmemt is telling you what to do and enforcing it, and the average man is qctually helping
@@tambosnipes1652 SPECIFIC examples.
Jack knows even if he doesn't think it Yuri is right. We can see that all around us. He said this in the 80's and that is now here.
Compartmentalization is key. If I hire ten people from different cities to a company or university, with all different backgrounds, that are trained to all achieve goals that seem separate and isolated from assisting in one common goal, nobody knows the end game.
I adore this guy. He's so fascinating. But when he hears about these privileged American children wanting socialism in USA, you can hear an almost hate & sadness in him.
Because he's uneducated
@@MrTruthAddict he lived it you fool. He knows what a stupid ideology it is.
@@MrTruthAddict What an oxymoron comment, so you think education will fix his feelings on Socialism when it's the school system that has been giving you this ideology in the first place. They indoctrinated you from birth to the idea.
@@MrTruthAddict
Trolling
@@t.j.mccarthy3517 you should stop that
so lemme get this straight,
the guy who was hired by the KGB because of his ready willingness to lie to his own mother
the guy who is telling *obvious* lies during the interview
this is the guy you trust as an asset to tell you the truth
right?
.
Wrong
Most KGB types know that even after much success (for Russia), retirement usually means a bullet to the head. They are refreshed after defecting and enjoy the freedom of being truthful (as opposed to lying for the rest of their life).
@@greenacres4518 about 90% of KGB chiefs retire that way ☝️
jack barsky in front of our eyes did not conceal his deceptive tactics to discredit yurt bezmrnoz very well at all. FBI needs to watch him and his descendants well. He could have programmed his children and they could get in positions of power. Dangerous stuff man.
what obvious lies? He's laying out the process
I'm sorry that you gave up on pinning him down about his specific objection to Yuri Bezmenov. He evaded the question with vague generalities, then you moved onto another topic and we never got to hear him say anything specific.
Every Everything Yuri said was so on point, it doesn't really matter if he matches his credentials or not
It’s very scary to watch Yuri’s eloquent and more persuasive version, while Jack’s broad details and demeanor shows more knowledge of the KGB modus operandi; reminiscent of the potential risks leading to the gulags like where Ivan Solzhenitsyn ended up!
Bezmenov talks about normalisation after a crisis. You mean like "The New Normal" each and every country leader started talking about on virtually the same day during the you-know-what-crisis?
If USA wanted to destroy USSR and they did, and now Russia what USA can expect from Russia......eye for eye...tooth for tooth...the game is on...
Holy shit, Pat. Why is this not being talked about more? This is exactly what’s happening in our country!
You late son this Yuri bezmenov interviews were and ARE talked about just not in mainstream circles
Jase Kenzo Better late than never homie. It’s not me I’m worried about, it’s the masses that need waking up. Was amped to see this content!
It is still being talked about today. A lot of ppl mainstream media calls right wing or grifters been talking like this.
I see Pat slowly waking up others and doing it masterfully.
Long Bezmenov Interview ruclips.net/video/UrS1qDcgdTk/видео.html
I believe both. Yuri had the big picture, a level where the KGB and even the Soviet Union were not in control, but simply very active and invested actors. Jack is familiar with the cogs and wheels of a specific machinery which was operated with a certain level of effectiveness, but which could never understand the American exceptionalism, because it was outside its leaders' ideological worldview.
Yes, it was the Americans that have been embracing, collectivism, egalitarianism and eventually communism, but the USSR did play an active role and managed - albeit indirectly, as a core pillar of the socialist movements - to tip the balance in the wrong direction. E.g. Bernie Sanders is likely not a KGB spy, but he and his political following have been a product of the Soviet propaganda and unimaginable without the huge amount of resources the Soviet Union invested in promoting their worldview.
We agree that both Yuri and Jack are "right", and for similar reasons. One additional point to call out is that Jack has the benefit of hindsight for his comments on this where as the Yuri interview was long ago.
Agree, and the way Intelligence Agencies operate is they are compartmentalized Globally. One branch of the agency will not know a lot about another branch of the Agency. Does explain why he thinks Yuri was a "KGB Imposter Defector". USA has rotted from within for a while with Marxist ideology and methods. We have done it to ourselves for the most part. Before the internet I'm not convinced the Soviet Union had that great of reach in USA agencies. I think Yuri came from an influential Soviet Union Military family. He would know and could be an asset to the Soviet Government. Maybe he was not KGB, but he clearly knows how Marxism works and defected to Canada because of that.
The FULL Bezmenov interview seems to express that. He says he was a Co-Opted agent for the KGB Propaganda wing. Most likely never involved in the on the ground KGB espionage agents. He probably understands the ideology of Marxism, but may have not been a trained "Spy". ruclips.net/video/UrS1qDcgdTk/видео.html
agree
@@amberdavidson6827 Bezmenov spoke as if on mission to tell americans what they have to think of Marxism ideology, but it was not the same thing which was Marxism inside communist countries
Don't forget the New Left of the sixties and seventies.
I think he is right about KGB. KGB is Overrated in Yuri’s words BUT CCP is capable of doing every step of those 5 steps that Yuri explains
Jack is right. We Americans did to ourselves the steps that Yuri Bezmenov outlines and attributes to Soviet planning. The Soviets wished they could take credit for the rise of the left in the 1960s through the 1980s, but they were fooling themselves (and fooling many U.S. conservatives). Just because the Soviets wished to cause the rise of the left in America, did not mean the Soviets actually caused it. Americans were open to Marxism which was largely coming from European intellectuals who came to teach in America, and American intellectuals were lapping it up and especially adapting these ideas because they knew how America works (and doesn't) from the inside. A good example is Critical Race Theory (CRT) which would never have been concocted by a Soviet Marxist because it is a bastardization of Marxism that was particularly made possible by Herbert Marcuse's critical theory in the 1960s and '70s. (Marcuse was a German-born socialist who worked for the OSS [qv, if you don't know what it is] during World War Two and became a U.S. citizen.) The idea of critical theory was that you could take away Marx's class identity and plug in whatever social identity you want. CRT uses race instead of class to analyze all social conflict. This is anathema to a true Marxist like the Brit Mike Cole who argues in his book on CRT that any analysis of racial conflict just masks a class-based conflict. The Soviets never would have come up with CRT; it's a completely home-grown analysis and all the more virulent because of it.
I absolutely agree that the KGB underestimated us. Our CIA has the same history of underestimating adversaries. It's a matter of believing one's own propaganda just like he said. Many times it's arrogance that blinds us from understanding an enemy.
What you are saying it's, that we are a bunch of stupid idiots. Correct? You are right! Pants on the ground, and the bullshit call them selfs antifa are your future government. Expect the best for your grandkids. I hope they be able to own a car , without been destroy.
@@nelsonnelson6763 not just the 'antifa' there are two sides to a coin.
@@nelsonnelson6763 Far-right / white supremacists are the threat in the US politically. Not Antifa.
@@damienholland8103 Actually, ignorance is the biggest threat to America.
@@damienholland8103 you are one of those that are feeding right into the lies that help to destroy America
Jack Barsky is pointing at a problem of competency in the KGB or lack of, which from my perspective makes perfect sense, virtually any bureaucracy has a problem with competency.
I agree... Patrick completely misunderstood the guy. To suggest that the KGB is somehow responsible for this subversion is absurd... of course it's being done internally.
@@dinglbarry1275 But it is not a mutually exclusive process, starts externally and continues internally.
The heart of Patrick's pressing the topic is his mission to continue perpetuating the concept that the handful behind the privately owned banks have been puppet masters dictating virtually every war across the world for several centuries.... And literally every war Russia & America have taken part in. The last 5 minutes of this interview alone screams that Patrick is a fraud.
i don't know an organization that doesn't. Finding's people with the willing ness to work hard enough to gain competency is rare in any country & ever culture I've eve been around. But I do not think it is something that can be blamed on bureaucracy
For example, France is a very bureaucratic country. It is also a country that respects bureaucracy, top students the grande ecoles (the big schools) gravitate toward the bureaucracy. As a consequence, the bureaucracy is very efficient and the bureaucrats are in general very proud of their work. Respect is a great motivator.
wow! just watched this - please bring him back since it's been ver a year and so much has happened.
Impressive interview. Thank you, Patrick, for demonstrating this type of video and asking solid questions to make clear the person's point of view.
"To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize"
Nice one. But be careful, ya don't want to get thrown off of screwtube or its buddies over at twit & fakebook. 😉
The entire opposite is also true. All the conspiracy theories that circulate about various people and institutions are encouraged by them. It keeps you busy over nonsensical things while they get away with anything they want to.. the conspiracy theories do a good job of holding the attention of many ignorant,lower IQ and insecure folks. Like Hunter’s laptop and a cat with a laser pointer. Total misdirection taken seriously with no positive results and that doesn’t slow them down. They just keep right on barking into a put and think echo proves their point about someone else being there!
His putdowns on Yuri Bezmenov sound to me like two different branches of the KGB arguing which one is more effective, calling the other "losers."
Whether Yuri Bezmenov was a KGB man or a "journalist" is a purely semantic question. That the "journalist" infiltrarion and influence has been incredibly successful I have no doubt. If it has been further strengthened by American comrades even without foreign guidance, that only makes it more successful and dangerous.
But if one starts going back in time analyzing where it came from, one does eventually get to Stalin.
This man must be hired and given the job to speak every school
It didn't matter....They wouldn't have known about each other during the time they were active anyway. Barsky was a sleeper/spy, Bezmenov was an official subverter.
"losers"
lmao, they were competing hard to see who could destroy America faster:
"espionage is faster"
"no! subversion is faster!"
"you loser"
"no you"
Professional jealousy lol
GREAT WORK...Body language is EVERYTHING...My Man doesn't miss anything...I don't think I've picked up on anything (body language or otherwise) that Pat didn't as well, even if he didn't acknowledge it (just as I don't always call people out when it's not worth the payoff), we all know he knew it but CHOSE to move past it to not disrupt a solid conversation...Oh & if I wasn't clear in my typing, Pat catching the crossed arms was phenomenal & spot on.
Thank-you both Gentlemen Great hearing you talk about your topic done very well.
You do the best job I have ever seen from an interviewer. You know him as well as he knows himself. Great work my friend.
PBD is the greatest video interviewer since Edward R Murrow, Jack Parr, and Dick Cavitt.
what fact and evidence do you have that makes you think you are right out side of running your mouth
Is there even such a thing as a former intelligence agent?
When they're belly up.
Goood question!
Exactly, this guy gave very little information, don’t trust him.
no this guy is full of bs, sitting here underestimating KGB just because he is with the CIA now lol
@@cornflowertoile3026 Cornflower Toile , that's why I didn't think this was a very good interview ... it was rather disappointing .
I dont think it is between Yuri or Jack. They both speak lots of truths. The exact mechanism is not as relevant as the end goal we are facing.
Yuri bezmenov WAS LEGIT. His work was in india. American problems today come mostly from the Indian and other eastern mystic philosophies through the hippie and counter- culture movements, the New Age movement etc. All the KGB needed to do was get the process started and then from there US shall destroy themselves from within. One must keep in mind that Yuri just gives the process and highlights in its simplest form that all may understand in such short time. Yuri was legit, NO DOUBT! Also this guy pesumes that all agents know each other...No, they don't and they are also limited in what they are taught as they are being USED...
Barsky was caught, there is absolutely nothing to guarantee he changed his loyalties deep inside. I think the real reason he has much disdain for Yuri is that Yuri outed the KGB. Barsky is "free" so he can be watched.
Yuri Bezmenov is a known FRAUD. He never worked for the KGB.
@@lucasgrey9794 I cannot prove you wrong but can you provide some evidence?
Well, what brings America down is America itself, just like our individuals, if someone fail, not others fault.
I believe them both. I think part of a program like the Russians had at that time, certainly would want to keep those 2 agents apart and not necessarily give them both the same information or knowledge.
Great interview.
Another powerful interview………you are as capable an interviewer as I’ve seen! Thanks again
I believe Yuri is completely accurate and honest in his assessment of the Russians.However,Jack was not at all credible in his denials of what the Russians are capable of inflicting upon the U.S..His composure completely changed when Patrick confronted him with serious questions about Russian involvement in our affairs.His assertion that he was not prepared for those questions is not credible,the truth does not take any preparation,however,deceit and misinformation that may take some forethought.He started out so calm and confident ,but seemed to fall apart when asked serious questions were asked of him.His body language changed,and his speech began to falter and everything combined leads me to believe that the he is being totally disingenuous.
you got it right people dont realy know
The history of where "political correctness" comes from and the 60's movement are German Marxist social theorists. Not Russian. Then later the French theorists had more of an influence. Yuri's trying to take credit (as a Russian) for something they didn't have as much influence.
A KGB agent being disingenuous?
I'm shocked.
@@AnotherAnonymousFag other than" I was so great at everything I did& that's why people want to hire me at a spy. ...," What else does he say?.
I wish you would have a part 2 bc this interview wasn't in long enough.
I have a teacher and many people were crying and as a child I start admiring his stories about him …then was sad - listening the story … that he was the real president to serve its people ….🌞
Brilliant people don't need to state they are brilliant or boast about it. They simply demonstrate it.
Yuri's message was clear and logical, even if the time schedule was exaggerated, as Dietrich (Jack) claims. If Dietrich reacts nervously when he sees Yuri, well, agents are serious competitors to each other when it comes to information gathering and getting results. And even 'if' Yuri was a journalist, not an agent, you should understand that both professions have a lot of similar aspects.
@@today7518 What Yuri was describing in communist influence in western society didn't come from the Russians. It came from German Social theorists. Not KGB
I feel the interview had many opportunities missed to validate information. His disapproval of "Yuri" based on "The KGB didn't have this kind of power" demonstrates the actual heart of intelligence operations. Cast doubt on the obvious to continue operations. He is no doubt an intellectual, but has less than intellectual responses? The fact that he "quit" the KGB as an illegal, the most prized agents for any service, and yet he has lived openly, says or implies something when the KGB as well as most communist countries, seek out and eliminate these people. Unless they still have use as a disinformation agents using the cover "Defector".
The crux of these missions are compromise. Something he didn't say even once I believe. How much power does an "organization" need if your goal is to target morally and financially compromised individuals in power and social influence? They do the leg work for the organization and the organization simply manages and directs the targets into zones of influence. His dismissal of "Yuri" while literally agreeing with fundamentally everything should have driven the interview at that point. He simply obfuscated for 82 minutes and burned the clock never being asked a difficult question.
"Wouldn't it make sense for a prideful organization like the KGB, to "kill" the credibility of a damaging defector?"
"Why would another KGB agent defector dismiss this individual, while confirming the intent, techniques, procedures of the KGB he exposed?"
"Doesn't it seem like you might be running a little disinformation yourself?"
My mother in law went to college to be a teacher in a small conservative town in Oregon. It was at the very end of Vietnam. She came home excited to tell her parents about concepts she was learning. Her parents responded with, if you like Communism so much, why don't you move to Russia? I will ask her about it more in depth. I bet she remembers the teacher's name even.
I would think the draft affected a lot of young college professors in a negative way and they could have turned.
Russia doesn't have to interfere in the US to destroy it. The US citizens are doing a great job by themselves
Wow, these type of interviews / discussions are so important and needed in today's world
What’s so ironic to me is that he brags about how smart he was/is but in reality he was not that brilliant. He bought all the crap they were slinging.
Smart people are actually the easiest people to fool because they have the brain to make sense of something that does not make sense.
@@kephrenh interesting hmmm
@@kephrenh I also think it's because high IQ people seem to did to follow and group. Makes them feel needed or complete.
His denial of Yuri is strange. He agrees with everything that yuri says throughout the episode, but then when asked, he slams Yuri and then agrees with him again. Is this an ego thing? What do you all think?
It does dilute what Yuri stated. Who do you feel is more critical against the communist regime? I might always smell something in Germans, it’s a personal issue 🙂
The conversation about Yuri makes me think of "Hanlon's Razor". : "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity".
I love searching for conspiracies anywhere I can find them, schizophrenia runs in my family so maybe I can blame that, but I try to keep that quote in my mind to check myself. There's always the chance that a malevolent actor could be so clever as to make their malicious actions look like a minor misunderstanding by themselves or others, I could imagine that.
I think hubris might be our downfall. I feel like most people over-estimate their own intelligence and lack the humility required to actually learn. That coupled with the human proclivity to scrutinize their favored group far less than an opposing group seems to make for a blind society that is convinced that they're the only ones blessed with sight.
Yuri may not be KGB but he's not wrong about his famous video
which one? watch all of his lectures. they are really eye opening especially considering most of them were in the 80s when i was a kid.
The only kgb defector I trust is a man by the name of, Anatolia Golitsyn. The amount of detail and personal background he gave in his books 'new lies for old' and 'perestroika deception' is unparalleled to these viral sensations.
Both are phenomenal books that very few people have read but need to
We shouldn't trust anyone, except if they can provide proof and documents. Like with all the others, we are supposed to take this one by his word.
hes a bshtter too
Why trust a defector? I have no respect for them.
@@seanpearce8362 the only type of legit book on this subject is a collection of declassified materials. And there are plenty of them. But instead you prefer those con artists
I think Jack took issue with some irrelevant points with Yuri's story. Yuri said plainly that in order for subversion to work, you need a willing participant. They found several more than willing in the U.S. He also said subversion was much like judo in that you use the enemy's momentum against him. Thirdly, he stated that we are now doing it to ourselves. China is helping us now. Jack doesn't believe the KGB had the resources to subvert the U.S. completely. They didn't need to do it completely. The history of KGB and other Soviet involvement in propaganda in the U.S. is undeniable.
Dear Interviewer. Please switch to a non-clicking pen. The frequent clicking sound is very distracting & makes it difficult to focus on the interview. (PS: Your guests are always fascinating! Thank-you so much!)
I hear Jack's point but I disagree with him. The reason for that is everything that Yuri explained about subversion is happening today right in front of our eyes. Thanks Pat for this interview, I'm so fascinated about the what KGB did, the cold war, the subversion, etc. Hopefully you land another one with former KGB's Pat. Again I thank you.
Jack agreed with that to the nth degree, where he disagreed was that this subversion is rooted in anyway by the KGB's influence. This is being done internally and it's so painfully obvious. The KGB has never had that level of influence in the US.
It's easy to look at the world and say "we did that". I believe this guy
Jack admitted it himself about how competitive he is. I believe he sees Yuri as his competitor in regards to his present occupation. I could be wrong but I don’t believe a lot of people understand the strength of competition in some individuals.
Jack is so full of shit,, complete nonsens about bezmenow
yes, what I also said earlier,
It works both ways. I was in my late thirties before i actually realized that most people are not entrepreneurs; they are not competitive in the sense that was normal in my family and probably largely in my school. But it's true a lot of competent, quite decent people are not competitive at all In the way that I assumed.
While I obviously cannot confirm or deny your hypothesis, I believe it has merit. Thank you for sharing as it is an observation worth considering.
💯. You could hear by his voice that he was jealous. Yuri was more concerned about it actually working and succeeding in society... Yuri was 100 percent genuine. This guy seems more unstable.
Basically his saying that THE KGB did not have fundamental knowledge of the American institutional systems to really determine their core functionality
Can you imagine a grown man today.... just walking up to a park of young boys "hey kids can I play with you?" The whole city would chase him with pitchforks!
Gotta say Patrick really has improved with his interview technique I can see this channel hitting 5m subs within the year very good interview and top class guest really interesting 😎🤟
Patrick, you have one of the most incredible minds in the entire world. You know your subject matter intimately and your ability to dissect problems is unequalled. Thank you for such amazing work !
59:00 ... Yup.
True
Really?
Wake up
Oh, come on...
Yuri Bezmenov outlined exactly what is happening in America and why.
Facts. So sad man, literal demoralization.
"Who did it?" -- He never heard of Gus Hall? Gus said long ago, "We've already won" (paraphrase). The fact that it was done implies that somebody did it. Patrick understands this, while Jack either doesn't, or else meant to hide it if he could.
Wow!!! This guy seems to be very freaking active!!! He gives you what he wants AND deflects everything else to make an argument with a comment that is a fact, calling it a fact. In other words he calls what his “personal comment” is a fact. Does that sound like some of the Intel Analysts in CNN, CNBC ets., sounds like? Everything that Yuri said in the past has being proven TODAY! I wouldn’t be surprise if his daughter is in as well or he is trying to fool her as well.
What can we do to rescue our society? I think a follow up interview would be good to answer this question. Also add it to all your interviews. You are doing a great job creating awareness and it should follow with some tips that we all can do
That is a great q & a.... to follow up with.
This is not only the American but all country to be concerned with.
Repent and believe the gospel of Jesus Christ is the answer to your question. Removing all Jesuits and Freemasons working in churches would also help.
It is the US National Security State that brings the country down! Top CIA officer: we are leading the world in International Terrorism
The CIA is an extraordinary transnational criminal organization that manages the international drug trade at leads the world in covert assassinations.
The CIA creates the problems then sells the solution to the US tax payer.
In fact, it was the CIA labs that invented CRACK, and then brought it to cities across the USA!
a Senate committee investigated the several Contra-connected corporations that had been used by the State Department to supply "humanitarian aid" to the region. The committee connected the crack-cocaine epidemic to the Contra-connected corporations and found that the drugs were distributed on the streets in Los Angeles. CIA participation, albeit indirect, was a result of a partnership with well-known drug trafficker Alan Hyde. Hyde had been known by the criminal syndicate world to be a large distributor and trafficker of cocaine. From 1987 to 1989, the CIA cooperated with Hyde and used his vast network of covert shipping lanes in the Caribbean to supply arms to the Contras. The CIA operated during the crucial moments of proxy-war against the Sandinista government. The Central American Task Force had warned the CIA of involvement with Hyde, but the CIA persisted. Regarding involvement with Hyde, CIA deputy director Robert Gates remarked, "We need to use him, but we also need to figure out how to get rid of him."[28] Despite intelligence suggesting Hyde's involvement with the Tampa/St. Petersburg air smuggling ring, the CIA authorized the use of more storage facilities owned by Hyde.
In 1985, another Contra leader "told U.S. authorities that the group was being paid $50,000 by various Colombian traffickers for help with a 100-kilo cocaine shipment and that the money would go 'for the cause' of fighting the Nicaraguan government." A 1985 National Intelligence Estimate revealed cocaine trafficking links to a top commander working under Contra leader Edén Pastora.[49] Pastora had complained about such charges as early as March 1985, claiming that "two 'political figures' in Washington told him last week that State Department and CIA personnel were spreading the rumor that he is linked to drug trafficking in order to isolate his movement."[50] In June 1985, it was found that $1.5 million in DEA seized money was used to help fund the Contras.[51]
On December 20, 1985, the charges were laid out in an Associated Press article after an extensive investigation which included interviews with "officials from the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Customs Service, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Costa Rica's Public Security Ministry, as well as rebels and Americans who work with them." Five American Contra supporters who worked with the rebels confirmed the charges, noting that "two Cuban-Americans used armed rebel troops to guard cocaine at clandestine airfields in northern Costa Rica. They identified the Cuban-Americans as members of the 2506 Brigade, an anti-Castro group that participated in the 1961 Bay of Pigs attack on Cuba. Several also said they supplied information about the smuggling to U.S. investigators."
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@@elvamethe3124 - I voted with my feet and left the USA for good. Best decision of my life!
Yuri explained it quite clearly back in 1984- EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN.
Russia doesn't need to bring America down, they're doing a great job of doing it themselves!
I think both Jack and Uri were saying what they believe to be true but I trust that Jack knows the KGB and that they weren't really aware of how American culture and capitalism was working at that time
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