Mitrokhin Archive

And you say, "That's crazy.

That couldn't happen." Uh, you mean like in the Soviet Union, which we've detailed, uh, in, in de- we've done in detail with the Mitrokhin Archive, for example.

We did a whole podcast on the Mitrokhin Archive.

I'm not alleging any specific priest has done this.

However, several priests have already openly said that they were visited.

But all the same, that doesn't mean that it didn't happen.

Uh, there was a case, um, back in, I think it was around the '70s, that, uh, this, this came out from the Mitrokhin Archive.

Um, but, uh, there was a kid in the w- I think he was in Amer- in the United States, but there was a kid who's re- I think he had communist parents or something, and, uh, he was reading Kim Philby's autobiography, My Secret War.

Um, and he got really excited about [laughs] the idea of becoming, you know, a, a, a Soviet agent.

So we're, we're just talking about CIA and the communists which is very interesting.

Right now I have the Mitrokhin Files in my hands.

So this is a book, uh, about the leak of Soviet information about KGB's action in Third World countries.

And if you go back to the '60s and '70s, you will see that essentially, uh, the hard left that Brazil currently has, uh, in power to an extent are, is the legacy organization of a lot of communist subversion and communists working the country.

It's been around for 58 years.

Even with the KGB, at least we've had some stuff come out like Mitrokhin Archives.

But that's also because Soviet Empire died, and people from within KGB were able to either leak stuff or write about stuff.

From R&AW, that hasn't happened.