Sun Myung Moon wooed Gorbachev. The former Unification Church makes a secret move toward the ultimate goal of dissolving the Soviet Union

The Unification Church is a Korean, Christian-masked CIA-led US political maneuvering groupー. This blog has so far expressed the core of the Unification Church problem. The last Soviet leader, Michael Gorbachev, died on August 30. The Unification Church was involved in the plan to dissolve the Soviet Union by the United States and Britain, and played a role in triggering the attempted coup d'état to oust Gorbachev in August 1991, which was directly linked to the collapse of the Soviet Union in December 1991. This cult, disguised as Christianity, sometimes demonstrated a power that the CIA, which was devoted to behind-the-scenes work, could not do. The Unification Church played a major role in the anti-communist group's ultimate goal of dismantling the Soviet Union, and moreover, provided foundation funds to support all of Gorbachev's activities after he left office. The preconceived notion that the Unification Church was the leader of the anti-communist movement on the Korean Peninsula and in Japan was overturned. Despite this, the Japanese established media is also tight-lipped about the relationship between the Unification Church and the collapse of the Soviet Union.

■ Sun Myung Moon and Gorbachev

In April 1990, Sun Myung Moon entered the Kremlin and persuaded General Secretary Gorbachev to "recognize freedom of religion and abandon communism." From 1989 to 1990, democratization dominoes occurred in Eastern European countries, and Soviet-style socialism was being abandoned one after another. Gorbachev gave up military intervention in Eastern Europe and accepted democratization.

When Sun Myung Moon preached, “Abandon communism,” Gorbachev did not say, “Abandon it.” However, Gorbachev set up the Congress of People's Deputies in December 1989, and in March 1990 he had the Congress adopt a multi-party system and a presidential system. In this way, the Stalin-style one-party dictatorship system was virtually abolished in the Soviet Union as well. Gorbachev began to clearly suggest that the goal of his political reforms was a social democratic line, and in 1991, conservatives of the Soviet Communist Party carried out a coup d'état to oust Gorbachev, believing that the Soviet Union was on the brink of dissolution. An unsuccessful event has occurred. At this time, Gorbachev resigned as General Secretary of the Communist Party and dissolved the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.

The United States and Great Britain aroused a sense of crisis among the conservative hardliners of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, leading them to attempt a coup d'état in August 1991, which triggered the collapse of the Soviet Union in December of the same year. It seems that Sun Myung Moon was the perfect person to increase the distrust of Gorbachev among conservative hardliners who resisted reform. The timing of the visit to the Kremlin was perfect.

So how was Sun Myung Moon sent to the Kremlin?

Sun Myung Moon said, “When I attended the World Press Conference (held in Moscow in April 1990), my attention was focused on meeting with President Gorbachev. Gorbachev was very popular in the country, and I could have met the president of the United States 10 times, but it was a difficult time to meet him.” If this recollection is taken honestly, it would have been impossible for Moon to have a solo interview with Gorbachev unless he had a strong connection.

■Deputy Bush: Road to the Kremlin

According to the testimony of former leaders of the Unification Church in the United States, the Unification Church has financially and organizationally supported the elections of Donald Reagan, George Bush and his son, and Donald Trump, who were elected as Republican presidential candidates. Under these Republican presidents, the relationship between the neoconservatives and the Unification Church, such as Jack Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Louis Libby, and Paul Wolfowitz, who rose to the center of power by the 1980s, is also strong. Hidden investment activities in military-related companies such as Halliburton, which Cheney and others were involved in management, are also believed to be done.

President Reagan (1981-1989) was an avid reader of the Washington Times, which is affiliated with the Unification Church, and often sent out important messages through coverage by the newspaper. After receiving a letter from Nobusuke Kishi pleading for the release of Sun Myung Moon, who was detained on suspicion of tax evasion, Reagan is said to have lobbied for his release, although it did not materialize. This suggested how important Sun Myung Moon and the Unification Church were to Reagan's political activities.

In March 1985, Gorbachev became general secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. With perestroika and glasnost as its slogans, he breathed new life into stagnant Soviet society. At that time, the conservative establishment in the United States and Britain must have laughed coldly. The president of the United States is Reagan, and the vice president is Bush. It was the strongest anti-communist sabotage duo. In 1983, when President Reagan called the Soviet Union an "evil empire," the Reagan administration should have mobilized neoconservatives to create a plan to dismantle the Soviet Union. The perestroika policy allowed the Unification Church to proselytize in the Soviet Union. In the midst of the rapid easing of tensions between the US and the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War, Sun Myung Moon's path to the Kremlin as Bush's agent was paved.

■ Progress of the plan to dismantle the Soviet Union
President Reagan visited the Vatican in 1982 and met with Pope John Paul II. Carl Bernstein, a well-known Watergate reporter, wrote in his book The Holy Alliance: "Most of the talks were spent on the issue of Soviet dominance in Eastern Europe, and they agreed to carry out covert operations to dismantle the Soviet Union as soon as possible." Pope Paul II is from Poland. In addition, the United States and the Holy See formally established diplomatic relations in 1984. It is believed that this marked the beginning of US operations against the Soviet Union.

12/7/1988 New York

The following year, in 1985, Gorbachev came to power and launched the perestroika policy. However, it is said that Philip Bobkov, the first vice chairman of the KGB and the brain of the KGB, was the one who devised this. Bobkov and his KGB colleagues professed that they invented perestroika. Even if perestroika was introduced to the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union via the KGB, and it sympathized with Gorbachev's reform aspirations, the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union was entirely responsible for the "reform of the Soviet political system" leading to the "collapse of the Soviet Union." be. Around this time, the Unification Church was also quite active, mainly in Moscow, but I can't find a thread connecting Bobkov and others with Western intelligence agencies.
Gorbachev was invited to the G7 Summit in London in July 1991. The economic declaration praised Gorbachev's participation and stated that "the G7 stands ready to support the movement towards political and economic transformation in the Soviet Union and assist its integration into the world economy." This prompted perestroika to go as far as the introduction of neoliberalism. Gorbachev's steadfast refusal to introduce market omnipotence led to an "unsuccessful coup'' in August of the following year. Then comes Boris Yeltsin, who destroyed the Soviet Union.
According to Ruslan Khazbratov, former chairman of the Russian Supreme Council, Yeltsin was surrounded and directed by hundreds of CIA operatives throughout his tenure as leader. There is no doubt that the Yeltsin faction, which is said to be a puppet of the United States, is the group that tried to dismantle the Soviet Union by piggybacking on perestroika. The CIA and the Unification Church are one, and it is believed that the Unification Church group was active in various fields such as religion and culture as a "political tool" even before the Yeltsin regime was established.
■ “Gravity” Gorby
The Malta Conference, held in December 1989, is said to have officially ended the Cold War.
In issuing the joint statement, Gorbachev made the following statement:
“The world has overcome one era and is heading into a new one. We have embarked on a long and peaceful era. I assure the President of the United States that I will no longer enter war with the United States."
After reading this, the American neoconservatives (photographs) who gathered in Washington seemed to sneer, "How naive!"
Three months after the collapse of the Soviet Union. In February 1992, a draft of the Defense Planning Guidance (DPG) called the US Department of Defense's New World Strategy was created by US neoconservatives. It was created by then Undersecretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz, also known as the Wolfowitz Doctrine. The post-Soviet New World Order is a world dominated solely by the United States, and it is extremely combative, stating that forces that threaten the United States will be destroyed by force.
Gorbachev underestimated the true nature of US imperialism, which disregards the United Nations, attacks preemptively, and acts unilaterally. His idealism was too naive in the face of neoconservative brutal realism. He probably put Sun Myung Moon into the Kremlin as well.
The morning edition of the Asahi Shimbun dated September 1, 2009, published a recollection of writer Sato Yu, who met with Gorbachev when he visited Japan in 2009.
"Did you lack vigilance against US imperialism?" he asked. Then Gorbachev grinned and replied, "Do what you say."