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To: cody andre who wrote (16505)5/5/2000 8:21:00 AM
From: Tom Clarke  Read Replies (4) of 17770
 
The State Dept may be riddled with spies. 2 more laptops are missing.

washingtonpost.com

This may be just another bureaucratic snafu, but one of the missing computers belonged to Morton Halperin. He was pro-Red during the Cold War. In his own words:



"The Soviet Union apparently never even contemplated the overt use of military force against Western Europe....The Soviet posture toward Western Europe has been, and continues to be, a defensive and deterrent one. The positioning of Soviet ground forces in Eastern Europe and the limited logistical capability of these forces suggests an orientation primarily toward defense against a Western attack." (Defense Strategies for the Seventies, 1971, p. 60)

"...Every action which the Soviet Union and Cuba have taken in Africa has been consistent with the principles of international law. The Cubans have come in only when invited by a government and have remained only at their request....The American public needs to understand that Soviet conduct in Africa violates no Soviet-American agreements nor any accepted principles of international behavior. It reflects simply a different Soviet estimate of what should happen in the African continent and a genuine conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union." ("American Military Intervention: Is It Ever Justified?", The Nation, June 9, 1979, p. 668)

More on Morton Halperin:

security-policy.org
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