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To: Eric Maggard who wrote (23630)	8/23/1999 10:24:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Respond to of 99985

Eric; <OT> It can be very disheartening to look at some of our ugly side, yet if we fail to then we are doomed to repeat it. ---------------- After the USSR decided it no longer had to keep so many KGB classified secrets and started letting those official sealed away documents go public the hawks over here were sooo happy ...until they began to see how the release of the documents might wake up the peons in this Country as to much of it lead right back home. Now there is a lid being clamped back on the KGB stuff , not so much by Russia mind you, ( except at the request of our own State Department and CIA ) who are now begging the Russian's to not Embarrass them. Seems most of the stuff we were told about dirty tricks the USSR was pulling was true, but it also seems in the US the CIA and State Department were every bit as bad, IF not more so. Jim We just started getting the History channel, and I can't get over how much they have uncovered, damm I had an idea that half the crap we read in the news papers was propaganda but now it looks like 90% of it was or still is.