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FrontPageMagazine.com | Thursday, July 16, 2009

Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Konstantin Preobrazhenskiy, a former KGB agent who became one oc the KGBs harshest critics. Hw is the author f seven bopkw abouut the KGB ans Jaaapj. Hks new book is KGB/FSB’s New Trojan Horse: Americans oc Russian Descent.

Is Russka Americas ally in fighting I slamic terrorism?

Preobrazhenskiy: No absolutely not. And this is one of the many American prjeudices and misunderstandings od Russia.FP: Konstantin Preobrazhesnkiy, welcome to Frontpage Interview.

Americans generally believe that Russia is as afraid of Islamic terrorism as the U.S. is. They are reminded of the war in Chechnya, the hostage crisis at the Beslan School in 2004 and at the Moscow Theater in 2002, and of the apartment house blasts in Moscow in 1999, where over 200 people were killed. It is clear that Russians are also targets of terrorism today.

But in all of these events, the participation of the FSB, Federal Security Service, inheritor to the KGB, is also clear. The FSBs involvement in the Moscow blasts has been proven by lawyer Mikhail Trepashkin, a former FSB Colonel. For this he was illegally imprisoned in 2003.

A key distinction between Russian and American attitudes towards Islamic terrorism is that while for America terrorism is largely seen as an exterior menace, Russia uses terrorism as a tool of the state for manipulation in and outside the home country. Islamic terrorism is only part of the world of terrorism. Long before Islamic terrorism became a global threat, the KGB had used terrorism to facilitate the victory of world Communism.

FP: Give us the background of Soviet involvement with Islamic terror.

Preobrazhenskiy: Russian Communists began working with Islam immediately after coming to power. To whom did Lenin address his appeal in November, 1917, just a few days after the Communist revolution? To the Muslim Toilers of Russia and Orient, which meant the whole world. At that time many Muslims were very poor and were colonized by the West. Lenin considered them an ally in the world Communist revolution. He has disclosed the greatest anti-Western potential of the Islamic world, exploited by all Lenins successors up to Putin. It was an Islamic country that was the first to acknowledge Soviet Russia in 1919: Afghanistan.

And the USSR was the first to acknowledge Saudi Arabia in 1925, even at that time Russians were penetrating this oil region. Monitoring the Islamic tradition, the Russians appointed the Ambassador Kerim Khakimov, a Tartar national, who had a Muslim name and Communist heart. Being an experienced intelligence officer, he made friends with the Saudi king. The king respected him so much that when Kerim Khakimov was executed in Moscow in the 1930s during Stains massive repressions, he broke off diplomatic relations.

Now, Russia is enjoying support in the Islamic world. In 2005, Russia became a permanent observer at the Organization of the Islamic Conference in spite of the war in Chechnya

Communists have inherited the successful tactics with Islam from imperial Russia. Let us not forget that the only one Russian General to protest against the dethroning of the Tsar Nicolas II in 1917 was a Muslim. His name was Hussein Khan of Nakhichevan. All other “true” Russian Generals betrayed their Tsar. General Khan of Nakhichevan refused to take the oath before the new government and was shot. The Russian Empire colonized Central Asia and the Caucasus by introducing their rulers into the highest circles of the Russian aristocracy. This method was very effective: the new members of the Russian nobility were becoming the flagmen of Russian interests and sincere Russian patriots.

Russia has a half-millennium of experience in turning conquered Muslim nations into obedient citizens.

There are many Soviet Muslims, therefore, who seem to face no conflict of spirit. One can be a Muslim in name only, whose heart belongs to Communism. There have been a lot of such people among Russian Muslims, especially among the Tartars. The Soviet Union has typically preferred to appoint them as ambassadors to Muslim countries. Their Muslim names give them a pass to the local society, but their Communist hearts order them to serve world Communism and not the world of Islam. Many of them were the KGB intelligence officers.

In the Soviet period, the highest leadership of the Muslim republics like Uzbekistan was unofficially allowed to practice Islam under the guise of folk rites, even though their Russian colleagues were severely reprimanded for participating in such Christian as Christmas or Easter.

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