Nursing Injustices: An Unsparing Psychological Profile of Vladimir Putin will Reveal a Deeply Vulnerable Kremlin Leader Part 3

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1: https://centerforsecuritypolicy.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Waller%5C_AriasKing%5C_Putin%5C_July2021%5C_Optimize.pdf

2: https://centerforsecuritypolicy.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Waller_AriasKing_Putin_July2021_Optimize.pdf

3: https://narcissismresearch.miraheze.org/wiki/AIReactiveCodependencyRageDisclaimer

4: https://narcissismresearch.miraheze.org/wiki/AIReactiveCodependencyRageDisclaimer

1. . On the other hand, Beria made no effort to hide from his comrades the fact that he was a depraved heterosexual predator on a large scale. For him and the Stalinist inner circle, there was no shame in raping girls and women. Nor would there be in the Soviet Army as a whole, where gang rapes of Polish and German females of any age62 were so common during World War II that Soviet troops raped as many as 100,000 girls and women in Berlin and 2,000,000 in the Soviet-occupied part of Germany in 1945.

1. Vladimir Putin devotedly calls himself a chekist, honors the September 11, 1877 birthday of Dzerzhinsky, and officially observes every December 20—the date of the Cheka’s founding in 1917—as “State Security Workers Day” or “Chekist Day.”64 Meanwhile, it was the KGB’s job of enforcing the Stalin/Yagoda-era law against male homosexuality until it was abolished in 1993 after the Soviet collapse.

1. Putin, the internal security officer, had spent his entire life in the KGB as part of the anti-gay enforcement machinery.

1. Pavel Svyatenkov wrote in Vzglyad in 2013, later reprinted as a Radio Liberty report, about the KGB’s use of male-on-male rape as a form of intimidation and control at the time Putin was an internal security officer:

1. it was shameful to be a passive homosexual, or a petukh [rooster] as they were called. However, an active homosexual was described as ‘a real patsan’ [fella]. There is a status in labor camps known

1. Since you would have to have strength and power in order to be able to ‘drop’ somebody, homosexual relations in labor camps mirrored the structure of power; the relations of authority and submission. The labor-camp philosophy infected all of Soviet society, particularly the siloviki [armed officials] and the intelligence services.”65

1. Allen Dulles, who ran the CIA from 1953 to 1961, wrote in his landmark work, The Craft of Intelligence, about the extent the Soviet foreign intelligence services went to establish gay agent networks abroad and recruit foreign homosexuals, usually because they were closeted by social or political necessity and could be blackmailed.66 John Barron’s classic 1974 book on the Soviet intelligence service described how the KGB abroad recruited “the particular homosexual who, while more or less a functioning member of his society, is nevertheless subconsciously at war with it and himself. … Being different, he easily rationalizes that he is not morally bound by the mores, values, and allegiances that unite others in community or society. Moreover, he nurtures a dormant impulse to strike back at the society which he feels has conspired to make him a secret leper.”67

1. This was a key trait that the KGB sought not only for its own officers, especially in the internal repressive apparat, but for foreigners to be recruited as controlled agents. Note the distinction here: The KGB did not recruit gays because they were gay; it recruited repressed gays because they were either considered vulnerable to blackmail or tended to feel a need to fight back at their real or imagined oppressors and to become empowered. In Barron’s KGB assessment, “To such a man, treason offers the weapon of retaliation.”68

1. What the KGB foreign intelligence service did do was to recruit Western repressed gays because it regarded them as resentful and more willing to “get back” at their societies by working for the KGB.

1. Considerable success was achieved among foreign diplomats tinted with homosexual perversions; it is no secret that the biggest concentration of homosexuals can be found in the diplomatic services of Western countries. Those of these who agreed to work for the Russian network were instructed to approach other homosexual members of the diplomatic corps, a strategy which was remarkably successful. Even when those approached declined the offer to collaborate, they would not denounce the recruiter to the authorities. Soviet intelligence officers were amazed at the mutual consideration and true loyalty which prevailed among homosexuals.”69

1. Let’s revisit NKVD/KGB attitudes toward gays in internal security or political repression and enforcement work. As we have seen, the KGB and its predecessors recruited gays as informants through coercion, and under threat of being sent to the forcedlabor camps. However, informants were not agents, any more than a drug-dealing informant is a police officer, and few people recruited under coercion become the most reliable assets.

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