A SIGN of How Bad Off Our National Security Has Become

From 1979 to 1985 America was being blessed      
By Adolf G. Tolkachev, a Russian who loved his country enuff      
To fight the corrupt nuclear-war-bent-on-winning regime,      
Putin's (really Gorbachev's) Stalinist regime in the Kremlin.      
So he gave top secret military data to our CIA in Moscow.      
It was worth 2 billion dollars, according to the book,      
"Billion Dollar Spy" by David E. Hoffman.      
That's how high the CIA itself rated his services.      
     
Then one American CIA man retired.      
So CIA "trainee" Edward Howard was to      
take his place as Tolkachev's handler.      
But Howard was flakey, so he was fired.      
     
Instead of protecting Tolkachev from Howard,      
By paying Howard off or arresting him on false charges,      
The CIA -  our national security "experts"  -    
let Howard sell Tolkachev's name,    
REVEAL his spying, to the KGB !!!      
 
All the CIA had to do is pay Howard 50 grand a year, hush money.      
Instead they let a treasure like Tolkachev be exposed, arrested, LOST  !!!
(Tortured and killed, with his wife and son punished as well).      
That's our National Security geniuses at work for America  !!!

In the time that's left (before Russian Attack),
Why not order that book from Amazon.
"The Billion Dollar Spy" by David E. Hoffman,
Hoffman does a good job.

Tolkachev is a modern day David up against the Goliath of the KGB.
No longer the Soviet Union,just Russia,
as if the name change made a difference.
Trouble is today's David got beat, betrayed,killed.

But if there's a God in heaven,
Adolf is there with Him.
All the host of heaven must be swooning like groupies
Around their favorite rock star.
If he wasn't a believer while on Earth,
That can't be held against him.
Anyone who fought against the pure EVIL of the KGB
Surely is credited with being a true Christian.
As there are "honorary degrees,"
Adolf Tolkachev deserves to be considered
an honorary Christian believer,
For he certainly did the work of one,
More like the work of a thousand.