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Tuesday, November 24, 2009 

Neil Kinnock and Russia during the Cold War - Treason?

GERARD BATTEN'S SPEECH TO THE EU PARLIAMENT 23RD NOVEMBER 2009, linked here:

60 SECOND SPEECH TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

NEIL KINNOCK & THE SOVIET UNION

23rd November 2009

"Russian exile Pavel Stroilov recently published revelations about the collaboration between the British Labour Party and the Soviet Union during the Cold War.

Soviet archival documents state that in the 1980s Neil Kinnock, as leader of the opposition, approached Mikhail Gorbachev through secret envoys to see how the Kremlin would respond if a Labour Government stopped the implementation of the Trident nuclear missile programme.

If the report given to Mr Gorbachev is true, it means that Lord Kinnock approached one of Britain's enemies in order to seek approval regarding his party's defence policy, and had he been elected, Britain's defence policy.

If this report is true then Lord Kinnock would be guilty of treason.

The documents now available must be investigated at the highest possible level by the British authorities and Lord Kinnock given the opportunity to answer the Soviet evidence".

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