Sejna - We Will Bury You (soviet master plan for subversion)

This is Jan Sejna's shocking book We Will Bury You - The Soviet Plan for the Subversion of the West by the Highest Ranking Communist Ever to Defect (1982) which sets out step by step the communism's long range plan for world domination as was designed before the supposed fall of Soviet Union. Sejna, former chief of staff to the minister of defence in Czechoslovakia and assistant secretary to the top secret Czech defence council, a position of enormous power, is simply the highest ranking communist ever to defect. His advancement in Prague was rapid. By the age of twenty-seven he was a colonel, a commissar, a member of parliament, and a member of the central committee of the Czech communist party. He became a general when only forty years old. His descriptions of life in the top echelons of military power behind the iron curtain and his anecdotes about the leading figures of the communist world with whom he dealt, including Khrushchev, Brezhnev, Novotny and the Soviet military high command, are vivid and absolutely unique. But what makes this book truly remarkable is that Sejna had access to a detailed master Soviet plan to subvert the west country by country. A large proportion of the book is a sensational synopsis of this cunning strategic plan, published here for the first time. Sejna defected in february 1968 and was allegedly murdered in 1997, most likely by the Russians, because he testified in front of representative Bob Dornan's U.S. Congressional Committee on American POWs. As he emphasizes, the master plan for subversion of the west is subject to constant revision and must take into account the new factors introduced by changes in the world's political forces. But despite these variations the essence of the plan will be unchanged as however flexible and pragmatic Soviet policy appears, it is essentially directed towards the achievements of the plan's objectives-objectives which have been, are and will remain utterly inimical to and subversive of the freedoms enjoyed by the states of the western world. 200 pages, some pictures. A must read for everyone.