Russia Plans to Return to Soviet-era Radio Jamming
 

Russia Continues to Slide Into Dictatorship

by Lev Navrozov
....
A veteran human rights activist has said that a Defense Ministry plan to
establish a new combat force responsible for radio jamming devices could
mean a return to the Soviet-era practice of jamming foreign radio and
television broadcasts. "It appears that our country is sliding back to the
times when jamming was introduced in the Soviet Union," Lev Ponomaryov told
Nezavisimaya Gazeta. "Control of the dissemination of information via the
Internet and radio will become the next logical step."
....
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/arti...9/190441.shtml

http://www.newsmax.com/pundits/Navrozov.shtml

Russia Plans to Return to Soviet-era Radio Jamming
 

Sure, Putin is a power hungry son-of-a-Bush, but the article is just an
opinion piece, not journalism. Of course, what would you expect from
newsmax.



SeeingEyeDog wrote:
Russia Continues to Slide Into Dictatorship

by Lev Navrozov
...
A veteran human rights activist has said that a Defense Ministry plan to
establish a new combat force responsible for radio jamming devices could
mean a return to the Soviet-era practice of jamming foreign radio and
television broadcasts. "It appears that our country is sliding back to the
times when jamming was introduced in the Soviet Union," Lev Ponomaryov told
Nezavisimaya Gazeta. "Control of the dissemination of information via the
Internet and radio will become the next logical step."
...
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/arti...9/190441.shtml

http://www.newsmax.com/pundits/Navrozov.shtml

Russia Plans to Return to Soviet-era Radio Jamming
 

I wish they'd jam CRI.

Russia Plans to Return to Soviet-era Radio Jamming
 

In article .com,
wrote:

I wish they'd jam CRI.

I have had my fill of Chinese opera on dozens of frequencies day and
night. Maybe the Russians would use classical music to jam CRI. That
would be a nice change of pace.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Russia Plans to Return to Soviet-era Radio Jamming
 

"Telamon" wrote in message
...
In article .com,
wrote:

I wish they'd jam CRI.

I have had my fill of Chinese opera on dozens of frequencies day and
night. Maybe the Russians would use classical music to jam CRI. That
would be a nice change of pace.


I heard a program on CRI yesterday with a couple of very American sounding
announcers reading mail from people about their hometowns (in China). They
put in a strong enough signal here to run the LED s-meter on my Kenwood RZ-1
to the top of the scale and keep it there..

Russia Plans to Return to Soviet-era Radio Jamming
 

I sort of know a guy (sort of because sometimes he post at
www.lucianne.com and www.pipelinenews.org) who retired from the
U.S.Army and he lives in Hattiesburg,Mississippi.He worked at Kagnew
Station in Africa www.kagnewstation.com in decyphering radio
signals.I guess he knows quite a lot about radio jamming and much more.
cuhulin

Russia Plans to Return to Soviet-era Radio Jamming
 

propagandizedrote
Sure, Putin is a power hungry son-of-a-Bush, but the article is just an
opinion piece, not journalism. Of course, what would you expect from
newsmax.

At the beginning of Putin's presidency Lev Navrozov was writing a weekly
column for Moscovskaya Pravda (had nothing to do with Pravda) in Russia.

"Lev Navrozov: NewsMax.com columnist and journalist. One of the most
brilliant minds in the world, according to many distinguished Westerners and
Russians. Published over 1,000 columns and articles on the destiny of
civilization, world culture, foreign policy, strategy, defense, and
intelligence work since his emigration from Russia in 1972. Winner of the
Albert Einstein Prize for outstanding intellectual achievements. Author of
The Education of Lev Navrozov (Harper & Row, 1975), compared by the
reviewers to Mark Twain, Proust, Orwell, Voltaire, and Dostoyevsky. More
than twenty of his articles are in the United States Congressional Record."

What Saul Bellow, possibly the greatest American novelist, a Nobel Prize
laureate, a scholar, and a thinker, had to say about Lev Navrozov's latest
book in a letter to him as follows:

'I doubt whether you (or anyone) can restore the diminishing sight of what
you call "the sightless and hence doomed" West. What one can attempt is to
describe the condition in its fundamentals. This indispensable description
if it is to be uncontestable will take more strength than any normal man
has, for what we have is a probably fatal case of political poisoning, and
the distortions and hallucinations it causes may be impossible to dispel.'

http://www.levnavrozov.com/
http://www.newsmax.com/pundits/Navrozov.shtml

You Miso, are certainly poisoned and hallucinating on
Left-wing-Liberal-"Progressive"-Socialist-Kommunist propagandic lies and
distortions. But since you are in Seattle that doesn't surprise me.

Russia Plans to Return to Soviet-era Radio Jamming
 

Amen!!! Have a Happy New Year 2006!!!

Stewart H. MacKenzie, WDX6AA
Huntington Beach, California, USA
"World Friendship Through Shortwave Radio Where Culture and Language Come
Alive!"

ASWLC - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ASWLC/
SCADS - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SCADS/


"Telamon" wrote in message
...
In article .com,
wrote:

I wish they'd jam CRI.

I have had my fill of Chinese opera on dozens of frequencies day and
night. Maybe the Russians would use classical music to jam CRI. That
would be a nice change of pace.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Russia Plans to Return to Soviet-era Radio Jamming
 

Do you know how to get something entered into the congressional record.
One way is to have some loser politician read it out loud on the floor.
Oh, and the floor can be empty.

Navrozov has fans. Big deal. I'm sure Castro has his fans, but that
doesn't mean he tells the truth all the time either.

The US still blasts Radio Marti at Cuba. Do you think Cuba thinks of it
as QRM? One man's propaganda signal is another man's QRM.



SeeingEyeDog wrote:
propagandizedrote
Sure, Putin is a power hungry son-of-a-Bush, but the article is just an
opinion piece, not journalism. Of course, what would you expect from
newsmax.

At the beginning of Putin's presidency Lev Navrozov was writing a weekly
column for Moscovskaya Pravda (had nothing to do with Pravda) in Russia.

"Lev Navrozov: NewsMax.com columnist and journalist. One of the most
brilliant minds in the world, according to many distinguished Westerners and
Russians. Published over 1,000 columns and articles on the destiny of
civilization, world culture, foreign policy, strategy, defense, and
intelligence work since his emigration from Russia in 1972. Winner of the
Albert Einstein Prize for outstanding intellectual achievements. Author of
The Education of Lev Navrozov (Harper & Row, 1975), compared by the
reviewers to Mark Twain, Proust, Orwell, Voltaire, and Dostoyevsky. More
than twenty of his articles are in the United States Congressional Record."

What Saul Bellow, possibly the greatest American novelist, a Nobel Prize
laureate, a scholar, and a thinker, had to say about Lev Navrozov's latest
book in a letter to him as follows:

'I doubt whether you (or anyone) can restore the diminishing sight of what
you call "the sightless and hence doomed" West. What one can attempt is to
describe the condition in its fundamentals. This indispensable description
if it is to be uncontestable will take more strength than any normal man
has, for what we have is a probably fatal case of political poisoning, and
the distortions and hallucinations it causes may be impossible to dispel.'

http://www.levnavrozov.com/
http://www.newsmax.com/pundits/Navrozov.shtml

You Miso, are certainly poisoned and hallucinating on
Left-wing-Liberal-"Progressive"-Socialist-Kommunist propagandic lies and
distortions. But since you are in Seattle that doesn't surprise me.

Russia Plans to Return to Soviet-era Radio Jamming
 

It might be a North American relay.

Brenda Ann wrote:
"Telamon" wrote in message
...
In article .com,
wrote:

I wish they'd jam CRI.

I have had my fill of Chinese opera on dozens of frequencies day and
night. Maybe the Russians would use classical music to jam CRI. That
would be a nice change of pace.


I heard a program on CRI yesterday with a couple of very American sounding
announcers reading mail from people about their hometowns (in China). They
put in a strong enough signal here to run the LED s-meter on my Kenwood RZ-1
to the top of the scale and keep it there..