>Feature: Medvedev meets Soviet agent Kissinger at Kremlin, invites Zyuganov’s communists to assist in "matters of national significance"

>“Moscow’s Candidate” Barack Obama Poised to Take White House in November

Yesterday former US Secretary of State and veteran mover and shaker in the globalist stratosphere Henry Kissinger met Russian “President” Dmitry Medvedev at the Kremlin, no doubt to reassure Moscow’s Leninist masterminds that the US political elites are doing their part to advance East-West convergence. Along with former KGB/SVR chief and Russian prime minister Yevgeny Primakov, alleged Soviet agent “Bor” Kissinger co-chairs the so-called Russian Federation-United States Public Forum, otherwise known as the Strategic Working Group, or Strategic Vision Group. This semi-clandestine organization last convened at the White House in January. State-owned Kommersant Daily reports below: “After paying compliments to each other, the parties continued negotiations behind closed doors.” I’ll bet.

Medvedev, Kissinger Meet in Kremlin
June 18, 2008

Russia’s President Dmitry Medvedev and former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met in the Kremlin June 17, RIA Novosti reported.

When meeting with Henri Kissinger in the Kremlin, President Dmitry Medvedev first expressed pleasure about the chance to get acquainted with the prominent policymaker of the U.S. and then proposed to Kissinger to deliberate on burning issues of Russia’s-American dialogue when having a cup of tea.

Kissinger does a lot for relations of Russia and the U.S., Medvedev emphasized, reminding that he co-chairs a special format, the RF-U.S. Public Forum. Russia’s president urged the American guest “to speak on any issue of current life.” The RF Chamber of Commerce chief Evgeni Primakov co-chairs the Public Forum on behalf of Russia.

Kissinger responded by calling a grand privilege the mere chance of meeting a new president of Russia. He also wished success to Medvedev, as it is vital both for Russia and worldwide.

After paying compliments to each other, the parties continued negotiations behind closed doors.

“Yevgeny Primakov,” writes William F. Jasper of the John Birch Society, “is not exactly a household name to most Americans. He should be, because there is very good reason to believe that he and a coterie of top ‘former’ communist leaders are still directing policy in the Kremlin. Mr. Primakov is today presented as one of Russia’s top business leaders, headlining as president of the Russian Chamber of Commerce. What could sound more disarmingly capitalist?”

The Kissinger-Primakov clique is no doubt carefully monitoring the US presidential election campaigns since the Kremlin has already expressed its preference for a Democratic Obama Administration in the White House, a development that will certainly fast track America into world government. Today Fox News reported that “Moscow’s Candidate” in the US presidential election is poised to steal the race from Republican candidate John McCain: “Regarding who is most electable today, June 2008 is the first month Obama leads McCain with 42 percent to McCain’s 39 percent.” The Voice of Russia gloats about the sinking of the Republican Party: “McCain’s popularity rating has been adversely affected by the political heritage of the incumbent US President George Bush, specifically the Iraq war and economic problems.” It is for this very reason that the Soviet strategists lured the USA into the War on Terror with the KGB/GRU/StB/Mukhabarat/PLO military operation known as “911.”

Pictured here: Zyuganov and Medvedev at the Kremlin, on June 17, 2008. Who’s taking orders from whom?

Behind “President” Medvedev stands his mentor Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, himself a loyal Party member for the neo-Soviet leadership, which includes Gennady Zyuganov and Oleg (“Man in the Shadows”) Shenin. Kommersant Daily also reveals that in addition to meeting “Agent” Kissinger yesterday, Medvedev, a graduate of the Soviet Komsomol, invited Communist Party of the Russian Federation Chairman Zyuganov to the Kremlin for talks that would enable Russia’s (open) communists to participate in “matters of national significance”:

In the Kremlin yesterday, Medvedev proposed to communists to take part in the matter of national significance. “We have nowhere to step back, it’s time to pass all those documents,” the president said referring to the national program for corruption fighting. “In essence, it’s clear what should be there… But there are nuances, both legal and economic, which could be debated.” The CPRF faction is the second in the State Duma “in terms of significance and authority” and it has its own ideas, so it should be also involved in the process, according to the president.

So, the communists were urged to come up with their own counter-corrupt amendments and to join the elaboration of judicial reform. Zyuganov accepted the offer, specifying that the faction has not only the experts and ideas but also the ready bills.

The chummy relations between Russia’s covert and open communists, the only people who wield any real power in the Kremlin, demonstrates the fictitious nature of the so-called collapse of Soviet communism in 1991.