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From: bruce@godot.UUCP (Bruce Nemnich)
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: Re: Lyndon LaRouche
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Date: Wed, 24-Oct-84 04:14:33 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct 24 04:14:33 1984
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You're right, the guy is crazy.  The segment I watched tonight consisted
almost exclusively of assertions that Mondale is a "conscious Soviet
agent" who had strategy sessions in Minnesota with a bunch of KGB
officials to plan a pro-Soviet foreign policy, and who is trying to
plant a faction of the "pro-Soviet Green party" within the Democratic
party, ....  All this while continually restating that "these are
established facts, not subject to interptretation; anyone who doesn't
realize that Mondale is a conscious Soviet agent is completely ignorant
of the situation." (paraphrased, but you get the idea...)

The last segment I saw was much more sane: he developed an explanation
of his theory of current Soviet strategy by tracing historical actions
and then showed how he felt current American policy was inapropriate in
that light.  I didn't see the whole thing, but I was actually somewhat
impressed by his manner of presentation.

The guy is sure spending money, though.  30 minutes tonight during
prime-time (8:30-9:00) on the Boston CBS affiliate.  I wouldn't be
surprised to see Mondale sue the hell out of him.  Unless, of course,
he *is* a Soviet agent. :-)
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--Bruce Nemnich, Thinking Machines Corporation, Cambridge, MA
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