After an upbringing in France that saw him caught up in the May 1968 movement at the tender age of fifteen, 2x “KGB”—as he is known to friends and foes alike—studied zoology at Leeds University. KGB then worked as a foreign correspondent for Le Monde and later for the Journal de Genève, and so found himself flung into some very strange places. He then joined the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and was flung into even stranger places. During the course of being tossed around the globe by various employers, KGB came to meet, and sometimes appreciate, some very odd characters. He also experienced some interesting situations. All that was most formative.
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“For some time now, the international situation had been going from bad to worse, and then it went from worse to even worse and worse still… The root cause being, of course, the States equating perceived national interests with the well-being and lives of people.Nuclear deterrence was pushed to ...
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