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Return to INA TODAY.com  homepage International News Analysis -- the in-depth print report -- covers threats to our nation and views other media, from the right or the left, won't address. INA has no hidden agendas, "sacred cows," or "unspoken understandings" that restrain our news coverage. We filter nothing. INA uses sources others cannot -- or will not -- use to report on topics the other news organizations won't touch. Order 12 issues of International News Analysis for only $29.95 (U.S. funds; $39.95 Canadian and overseas). International News Analysis provides in-depth background on the events reported by INAToday.com. International News Analysis gives readers unique perspective on world events, since 1996. Send subscriptions to: International News Analysis. 2364 Jackson St. #301 Stoughton, WI 53589 U.S.A. Save on Your Taxes With A Donation to International News Analysis Institute Corp! Inatoday.com is sponsored by International News Analysis Institute Corp, a tax deductible, nonprofit 501 (c) (3) organization. Your contribution will help the real story to be told on overseas events, untainted by the dominant media. We provide the news other sources can't or won't tell you about. Inatoday.com directly benefits you. Please provide us with your support. You may contribute by credit card: -- or by check to: International News Analysis 2364 Jackson St. #301 Stoughton, WI 53589 U.S.A. Russian Communist Party: U.S. seeks 'planetary dictatorship' Russian parliamentary leader sees role for Europe against U.S. January 15, 2003 International News Analysis Today Exclusive Report By Toby Westerman Copyright 2003 International News Analysis Today www.inatoday.com Gennady Zyuganov, head of the Russian Communist Party - the largest single faction in the Russian parliament - lashed out against the United States and the Central Intelligence Agency, declaring that the U.S. is seeking to rule the world, and that the CIA is the "number one" terrorist organization on earth. "We are in the midst of a sharp turn which I define as the 'fascistization' of capitalism and the dictatorship of America," declared Zyuganov in an interview with the Italian news daily La Stampa. "I see a global [U.S.] dictatorship" which uses NATO "as a global army at their [American] service," and the "CIA is terrorist number one," asserted Zyuganov. Europe, however could "be decisive in stopping America's purported "planetary dictatorship," and Moscow would join with Europe against the U.S., "if Europe offers its support [to Russia]," Zyuganov stated in the La Stampa interview. Ironically, although Zyuganov and the Russian Communist Party stand in opposition to the present Moscow government, Zyugonov's anti-American sentiments are echoed by the Voice of Russia World Service, Russia's official international broadcasting service. The Voice of Russia, funded and controlled by the Kremlin, has variously described U.S. foreign policy as "arrogant," aiming for "global superiority" and "world domination," as well as dominated by Cold Warriors who "need an enemy." Shortly after U.S. President George W. Bush announced the war on terror, the Voice of Russia bitterly condemned future profits U.S. corporations would earn from manufacturing arms for the U.S. military. Moscow has repeatedly expressed interest in a pan-European economic and military zone, excluding any American interest or influence - an old Soviet goal. Zyuganov denounced Russia's "predatory and criminal capitalism," criticized Putin for "vacillation" and weakness in foreign policy, and asserted that Russia is still controlled by former president Boris Yeltsin's family. While decrying the export of Russia's raw materials for the enrichment of "oligarchs," as well as the concentration of wealth in the hands of a few, Zyuganov is positioning the Communists in the popular mind as underdogs fighting against evil and corrupt capitalists. Zyuganov ended the La Stampa interview with a traditional communist battle cry, declaring that "we will resist." For a closer examination of Russia and the forces working within it, subscribe to our print report, International News Analysis. Get 12 issues of International News Analysis for only $29.95 (U.S. funds; $39.95 Canadian and overseas). Send subscriptions to: International News Analysis. 2364 Jackson St. #301 Stoughton, WI 53589 U.S.A. Copyright 2003 International News Analysis Today INA Today.com 2364 Jackson St. #301 Stoughton, WI 53589 U.S.A. Return to INA TODAY.com homepage