Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

"Intrepid's Last Case" states that:
"For 38 years there was an official NKVD mission in London whose agents
were assisted by both British Special Operations and the American OSS.
Only now is it clear that Moscow had received hundreds of top secret OSS
research studies; and that the British had supplied guerilla warfare expertise
to the chief of the NKVD's subversive operations, Col. A.P. Ossikov !"
In 1993, Donovan was sent on a special mission to
Moscow, to establish a permanent alliance between the
OSS and the NKVD. Donovan, W. Averell Harriman, and
Lt. Gen. Fitin and Maj. Gen A.P. Ossikov of the NKVD
worked out a plan to establish offices of the NKVD in key
American cities. On Feb. 10, 1944, J. Edgar Hoover sent
a confidential message to Harry Hopkins:
"I have just learned from a confidential source that a liaison arrangement has
been perfected between the OSS and the NKVD whereby officers will be
exchanged between the services; the NKVD will set up an office in
Washington."
Hopkins was forced to contact Atty. Gen. Biddle to alert
the Dept. of justice to this operation; because of the
coming election, Roosevelt prudently withdrew his
support for the plan.
Because of their co-operation with the NKVD and the
prominent Communists in OSS, General Douglas
MacArthur refused to allow any OSS agent in his theater
of operations in the Pacific. Donovan went to
MacArthur's headquarters on April 2, 1944 and made a
personal appeal to him, but was rebuffed. MacArthur
considered the OSS agents more dangerous to
American Security than any military opponents. In