IS HENRY KISSINGER A SOVIET 'AGENT OF INFLUENCE'?

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• Publication Date: April 18, 1984
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WASHINGTON TIMES
18 April 1984
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Is Henry Kissinger a Soviet `agent of influence?
In a nationwide broadcast on
ABC-TV, I summarized the doc-'
umentation showing that former
1 Secretary of State Henry Kissinger
is a Soviet "agent of influence," and
also indicated the precise meaning
of the term as distinct from "Soviet
agent:' The nub of the matteris that
the late Bertrand Russell and oth-
ers reached certain back-channel
agreements with Soviet dictator
Nikita Khrushchev and that Mn
Kissinger has worked to impose
those agreements upon the United
States and NATC for more than 25
years.
Naturally, Zbm Braden, a close
friend of the Kissinger household,
denies all these charges flaly. In
only one point of his column
["Lyndon LaRouche as newest in
nuts," April 61 does he appear to
reject any of the evidence pre-
sented during my broadcast. Mr.
Braden held a high-ranking posi-
tion under the late CIA Director
Allen Dulles, and this during the
i period that Mn Russell's intimate
dealings with Mr. Khrushcheiv were
being conducted through Mr. Rus-
sell's World Association of Parlia-
mentarians for World Government
and the Pugwash Conference
series. The facts that Mn Braden
denies so vigorously now were facts
coming across his own desk during
his period of service with Mr. Dul-
les at CIA.
Unless Mr. Braden has suffered
astonishing memory-lapses he
knows that nuclear deterrence,
flexible response, and detente gen-
erally were each part of a package-
deal under which Mr. Russell, Leo
Szilard, and others offered to give
the Soviet empire a much larger
chunk of the world than had been
awarded to Joe Stalin during the
Yalta Conference.
Everything I stated on the!
broadcast respecting Mr. Russell's
role is true, and therefore what I
stated respecting Mn Kissinger's
continued support of Mr. Russell's
agreements with Mr. Khrushchev
is also true.
LYNDON LaROUCHE
New York, N.Y.
STAT
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