The KGB, an initialism for Komitet gosudarstvennoy bezopasnosti, (translated into English as Committee for State Security) is a direct successor to the Cheka and the main security agency for the Jewish Bolshevik construct called the ‘Soviet Union’ from 1954 until its apparent break-up in 1991. Foreknowledge of this ‘collapse’ had prepared a mirror organisation in Jewish occupied Palestine–Mossad and Shabtai Kalmanovich is a prime example of agents sent to work for this new structure. The KGB executed four types of espionage: political, economic, military-strategic, and disinformation-the deliberate spreading of intentionally false or inaccurate information. Critical to this agenda was presenting to the world that the Soviet construct had restricted Jewish immigration to its unlawful state in the 1950’s and 60’s. Curiously in the early 70’s the quotas on emigration were relaxed in Bolshevik Russia just as Jewish lobbies in America had the National Origins Formula that maintained the existing ethnic composition of the United States abolished allowing for unrestricted immigration.