Sean Gervasi: How US Terminated USSR

UN propaganda expert reveals details in 1992 of RAND Think Tank plan under Reagan to bring down USSR, the major socialist challenge to capitalism in crisis, called Operation Full Court Press when announced at a Reagan limited invitee press conference upon its launch. It involved targeting mid-level Soviet bureaucrats with publications and Air America broadcasts pointing to problems they were facing having better outcomes in the US, military provocations when they were considering their budget in order to spend them into bankruptcy, luring them into Afghanistan followed by arming the Mujahadeen with surface to air missiles and such; and fanning flames of ethnic rivalries within the Soviet Union, like by sending publication equipment to Baltic ethnic groups. In first 20 minutes Sean prophetically lays out the impending crisis of capitalism that drives their urgency to stamp out socialist competition. Sean died under mysterious circumstances in Belgrad where he had set up shop pointing out a PR effort in the US Congress by Ruder Finn hired by Croats and Kosovo Albanians to start a US war against Yugoslavia for their secession. Event arranged by Connie Hogarth of WESPAC, Camera: Beth Lamont

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[truesemite]

A Gem unearthed.....It's great to see sophisticated and academic people discussing this issue, his ideas are well structured and well debated. it's a breath of fresh air from the propaganda machine ! where did you find this video ?

[joefriendly]

@truesemite Yes, he is quite prophetic and speaks so clearly. Sean was quite a wonderful mind! I videoed several of his talks and have them on shelves! They cry for upload!

This one I arranged for a friend to video for me with my camcorder. Wide viewing is called for!

[noprofitmaximierung]

@sheltercrow Well, that is the point of capitalism: To enrich corporations, private gain over public loss. If you have a problem with that system, there is only one option: Democracy in the economy and at the workplace instead of economic inequality and managerial autocracy. In other words: Communism or Capitalism. Progressiveness or reactionary-nous.

[sheltercrow]

I feel utterly betrayed by a government capable of, and indeed party to, such a heinous scheme that has caused so much harm to so many people. The vast amount of public resources diverted to this effort to enshrine capitalism could have been spent to maximize the happiness of so many citizens (American, Russian et al.) instead of maximize the profits of corporate owners. It saddens me to understand, so starkly, that humans are capable of such brutal disregard for their fellow men.