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On December 10, just five days after Senator Helms had written Yeltsin concerning American servicemen, Helms would write to Yeltsin concerning KAL 007, "One of the greatest tragedies of the Cold War was the shoot-down of the Korean Airlines flight KAL-007 by the Armed Forces of what was then the Soviet Union on September 1, 1983... The KAL-007 tragedy was one of the most tense incidences of the entire Cold War. However, now that relations between our two nations have improved substantially, I believe that it is time to resolve the mysteries surrounding this event. Clearing the air on this issue could help further to improve relations." KAL 007 had carried on board among its passengers and crew numbering 269 people, sitting Dem. Congressman from Georgia and then head of the [[John Birch Society]], [[Larry McDonald]]. Then, in June 1992, Yeltsin revealed the existence of KGB memo reporting the existence of documents related to KAL 007. Speaking in Washington, he said, "It was a memorandum from (the) [[KGB]] to the Central Committee of the Communist Party where it says that such a tragedy has taken place, and so on and so forth, and that there are documents which would clarify the entire picture. And the next line then says these documents are so well concealed that it is doubtful that our children will be able to find them, those who come after us will be able to
On December 10, just five days after Senator Helms had written Yeltsin concerning American servicemen, Helms would write to Yeltsin concerning KAL 007, "One of the greatest tragedies of the Cold War was the shoot-down of the Korean Airlines flight KAL-007 by the Armed Forces of what was then the Soviet Union on September 1, 1983... The KAL-007 tragedy was one of the most tense incidences of the entire Cold War. However, now that relations between our two nations have improved substantially, I believe that it is time to resolve the mysteries surrounding this event. Clearing the air on this issue could help further to improve relations." KAL 007 had carried on board among its passengers and crew numbering 269 people, sitting Dem. Congressman from Georgia and then head of the [[John Birch Society]], [[Larry McDonald]]. Then, in June 1992, Yeltsin revealed the existence of KGB memo reporting the existence of documents related to KAL 007. Speaking in Washington, he said, "It was a memorandum from (the) [[KGB]] to the Central Committee of the Communist Party where it says that such a tragedy has taken place, and so on and so forth, and that there are documents which would clarify the entire picture. And the next line then says these documents are so well concealed that it is doubtful that our children will be able to find them, those who come after us will be able to
find them.".<ref>UPI, Washington, June 17, 1992</ref> Yeltsin would ultimately respond on January 8, 1993 by handing over to the International Civil Aviation Organization what the Russians had for so many years denied possessing, the subject of Soviet Naval deception of the U.S. Seventh Fleet <ref>http://www.rescue007.org/ruse.htm</ref> - the vaunted and much sought after tapes of the KAL 007's "Black Box", the tapes from the Digital Flight Data Recorder and the Cockpit Voice Recorder.<ref>http://www.rescue007.org/docs/Is%20This%20the%20Final%20Word.pdf</ref> With the return of the tapes, Yeltsin would hand over the real-time Soviet military communications of the shootdown requested by Helms,including the transcripts of Soviet concealed missions to [[Moneron Island]], reopening the question about the fate of KAL 007 and its passengers (See [[KAL 007: Soviet stalk, shoot down, and rescue mission orders transcripts]] for the reconstruction of KAL 007's flight after the attack based on these military communications)
find them.".<ref>UPI, Washington, June 17, 1992</ref> Yeltsin would ultimately respond on January 8, 1993 by handing over to the International Civil Aviation Organization what the Russians had for so many years denied possessing, the subject of Soviet Naval deception of the U.S. Seventh Fleet <ref>http://www.rescue007.org/ruse.htm</ref> - the vaunted and much sought after tapes of the KAL 007's "Black Box", the tapes from the Digital Flight Data Recorder and the Cockpit Voice Recorder.<ref>http://www.rescue007.org/docs/Is%20This%20the%20Final%20Word.pdf</ref> With the return of the tapes, Yeltsin would hand over the real-time Soviet military communications of the shootdown requested by Helms,including the transcripts of Soviet concealed missions to [[Moneron Island]], reopening the question about the fate of KAL 007 and its passengers (See [[KAL 007: Soviet stalk, shoot down, and rescue mission orders transcripts]] for the reconstruction of KAL 007's flight after the attack based on these military communications)
==Resignation==
[[Economist]] [[Martin Armstrong]] recollected:
{{Quotebox-float|Back in in [19]99, I was asked to put in $10 Billion into Hermitage Capital, which was an operation set up by [[Bill Browder]] and Edmond Saffra. And it was to take over Russia. And I said, my computer said Russia's going to collapse. "Oh, no. Don't worry about it. We got the shoo in. We're going to put in a president Berezovsky, and we'll control everything". I was told, put in $10 Billion, I'll get a $100 Billion back because they would take over Russia. All the [[gold]], [[oil]], [[diamond]]s, everything would go through the [[New York]] trading desks. And I said, "I'm sorry, my computer says you're going to fail." They didn't like that. But that was the attempt to interfere in the Russian 2000 election.
They [[blackmail]]ed [[Yeltsin]], got him to steal $7 Billion from the [[IMF]] loans. The they got him to wire the money through Bank of New York to a fake company in [[Geneva]]. And as soon as that wire took place, Edmond Saffra, basically went to the
[[Department of Justice]] and say, "Oh, Bank of New York just did a [[money laundering]]." So then they threaten Yeltsin, "If you don't step down and put in Berezovsky, this is all going to come out that you stole $7 Billion dollars from the
IMF.
So what happens is, the Communists do hear about it. They filed the motion for [[impeachment]]. So now Yeltsin's got the Communists on one side, and he's got the [[American]]s on the other side trying to do [[regime change]].
That's how [[Putin]] got in. Yeltsin turned to Putin. And that's why Putin had a like a 73% approval rating, because he wasn't a communist and he wasn't an [[oligarch]], like Berezovsky.
That's why [[Hillary]] started the whole [[Russiagate]]...it was basically what happened in 2000. I was in the middle of it, and I know what the facts were. And Berezovsky even tried to call me to get me to put in the $10 Billion....Whatever they attribute to Putin, they do themselves.<ref>https://youtu.be/Srzti_XA140?t=810</ref>}}
==See also==
==See also==