A portion of an interview with former Soviet KGB agent Yuri Bezmenov, given in 1984. It’s a little over 13 minutes long but needs to be heard by all Americans.

The Soviet leader at the time was one of history’s most evil men, Joseph Stalin, who wanted to spread the influence of the Soviet Union and its communist ideology throughout the world. This ideology murdered over one hundred million people, enslaved hundreds of millions more, and suppressed the human potential of untold amounts of men and women in the twentieth century alone. But for Stalin to be successful, he needed to weaken the resolve of all free people everywhere, especially in the United States.

Feb 1, 2013

KGB DEFECTOR YURI BEZMENOV'S WARNING TO AMERICA:
29 YEARS AGO, Soviet defector and KGB operative Yuri Bezmenov, specializing in the fields of Marxist-Leninist propaganda and ideological subversion; warned us about the silent war being waged against America as part of a long term plan to take over and destroy the American system and way of life.
Watch this clip in AMAZEMENT as you realize he is describing EXACTLY what's happening in America today, where by Obama and his gang of Marxist usurpers who now have control of your government are just the culmination of a very long term plan, but are the ones who are about to bring it into fruition.
Bezmenov was born in 1939 in Mytishchi, near Moscow to a high ranking Soviet Army officer. At the age of seventeen, he entered the Institute of Oriental Languages, a part of the Moscow State University which was under the direct control of the KGB and the Communist Central Committee. In addition to languages, he studied history, literature, and music, and became an expert on Indian culture. During his second year, Bezmenov sought to look like a person from India; his teachers encouraged this because graduates of the school were employed as diplomats, foreign journalists, or spies.[2]
As a Soviet student, he was also required to take compulsory military training in which he was taught how to play "strategic war games" using the maps of foreign countries, as well as how to interrogate prisoners of war.[2]