Multi-Generational Russian Spies Seeking to Destroy America From Within
By Dave Hodges
TheCommonSenseShow.com
May 31st, 2018
It is called predictive programming. This is where a movie, a book or a TV shows us the globalist future for America. We have a clear case of it here with the TV show, The Americans.
The Plot of “The Americans”
The FX show, the Americans, is a spy drama about two KGB agents who are assigned to live as husband and wife in suburban Washington DC during the Reagan administration. The two KGB agents, Philip and Elizabeth Jennings came to America in their late teens.
In order to perpetuate their cover, the couple gives birth to children, Paige and Henry. For most of her young life, Paige was ignorant of their parents’ occupation as the couple maintained their cover as travel agents. However, as the long trips to carry out missions at 4AM became too hard to keep from their daughter, Paige began to ask questions. Finally, at the age of 16, Paige was told the truth. When she graduated from high school, she showed an interest in joining the family business, while her younger brother, Henry, the youngest child, remained totally oblivious to the “family business.
Paige’s excessive preoccupation with becoming a second generation Soviet spy, led her to be groomed to obtain a high profile job within the American government. The threat that someone like Paige would have posed to the security of this country would have incalculable. She was an American citizen with documented past. And as an honor student, she could have entered into the State Department, the CIA, the FBI, etc.
A Real Life Case of
“The Americans”
i know, some are wondering where this story is going. Surely, this could never happen in America, could it?
From the Guardian:
Tim Foley turned 20 on 27 June 2010. To celebrate, his parents took him and his younger brother Alex out for lunch at an Indian restaurant not far from their home in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Both brothers were born in Canada, but for the past decade the family had lived in the US. The boys’ father, Donald Heathfield, had studied in Paris and at Harvard, and now had a senior role at a consultancy firm based in Boston. Their mother, Tracey Foley, had spent many years focused on raising her children, before taking a job as a real estate agent….
Then one day after decades of clandestine activity, the FBI showed up and then theiir adult children learned the truth.
They streamed into the house, screaming, “FBI!” Another team entered from the back; men dashed up the stairs, shouting at everyone to put their hands in the air. Upstairs, Tim had heard the knock and the shouting…
The parents faked having a Canadian background with identies stolen from dead Canadia citizens. The children knew their parents as Donald Heathfield and Tracey Foley. The actual names of the parents and subsequent Russian spies were Andrei Bezrukov and Elena Vavilova
…They were both born in the Soviet Union, had undergone training in the KGB and been dispatched abroad as part of a Soviet programme of deep-cover secret agents, known in Russia as the “illegals”. After a slow-burning career building up an ordinary North American background, the pair were now active agents for the SVR, the foreign spy agency of modern Russia and a successor to the KGB. They, along with eight other agents, had been betrayed by a Russian spy who had defected to the Americans…
The Rest…HERE
