It was such a successful operation, that it even managed to lure people from outside the USSR who believed they were going to fight the communist regime. They were arrested on arrival.
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Operation Trust was a soviet counter intelligence operation. It was a movement that claimed to be headed up by military insiders who wanted to overthrow the Bolsheviks. It was really a front group for them, the very definition of “controlled opposition”
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The regime used this group for 3 main reasons. 1. Carry out crimes to blame on the actual resistance groups (so they could clamp down on them harder) 2. Identify political enemies that could later be arrested. 3. Control the opposition (by running them)
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Does any of this sound familiar to modern “resistance” groups? Think about it. Think about what has happened recently. “Stir up the water, to catch the fish”
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Reminds me of Hundred Flowers Campaign
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What was that?
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Q Anon lol
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