PATTERN OF INFILTRATION

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP70-00058R000100120046-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 21, 1998
• Sequence Number: 46
• Content Type: NSPR

' HANNIBAL (Mo.) COURIER
POST Appro ed For Release 2001/03/02 : CIA-RDP70-00058R00010012004
Circ.: e. 0,645
Date:
Pattern Of Infiltration
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er o e re ar of State-did ome laid
speaking about plans of the Commur 5 rn
filtrate the free world, in a speech delivered
at the law school of nr rst y of Pennsyl-
vania recently
'"'`Yl?il'hg that we should recognize the'
danger, he said Americans seem reluctant to
heed official statements. by political leaders
in other countries. Yet, he. said, Hitler's
"Mein Kampf" written in 1924, was the blue-
print, of his future policy. Then Dulles
warned:
"Much the same can be said about the
writings of Lenin and Stale WI..-were too
inclined to laugh off their ~piorW of world
revolution and of the inevitability ?of conflict
between communism and the frga or11
He said Communists seek to take over
"bur parliamentary governments, and to use
the freedom which our system of government
gives to destroy all vestiges that w.
ou not wish to leave eave with
Of course,'
wish to leave with
you the impression rse, I do that even for the imme-
diate future the Soviet proposes to .limit their
subversive techniques to the single policy of
infiltrating Western parliamentary systems
and then taking over and destroying these sys-
tems.
"The weapons of subversion and of con-
trived civil war' will still be used wherever
they think they can get away with them. And
there will be no abandonment of the use of
strikes and such forceful tactics, especially
through labor unions."
Kremlin leaders, numerous times, have in-
dicated what their actual plans are for the
future. Their,methods nay change to fit the
i times but they show no signs of abandoning
their purposes.
It is up to the leaders of the free world
working together as allies and friends to help
uncover and to frustrate the Red design, Mr.
Dulles said in sounding his warning.
do pn Moscow's recent anti-Stalin cam-
paig He attributed them to two things:
"r'st, I think they (Soviet leaders) felt
Stalin was taking risks which would involve
the Soviet Union in war. Today they are not
CPYRGHT
CPYRGHT
eco , there are pressures within the
viet Union that got so strong that I think
ey felt they had to do something to persuade
e people that the old terrorist campaign of
e past, the old NVD terrorism, was going to
done away with. I don't say that it is
ing to be done away with. I think a lot of
e men who are carrying it out worked cheek
d jowl with the terrorists for 20 to 30
ars."
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