Global Affairs, 905 Sixteenth Street NW, Suite 402, Washington DC 20006,
Tel: 202-347-2541. Published quarterly by the International Security Council,
393 Fifth Avenue, New York NY 10016, Tel: 212-213-5283.
The International Security Council, founded in 1984, is a front for
Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church. Moon has achieved considerable
respectability through the publication of the Washington Times newspaper,
and the academic journal Global Affairs is another step in this direction.
However, the scholarly pretensions take a back seat to an analysis that
sees the world in terms of good vs. evil. As late as 1988, ISC president
and Global Affairs editor Joseph Churba was describing "glasnost" as "Soviet
disinformation in a subtle, potentially devastating new guise," driven by
"a conscious, deliberate design to achieve global dominance." His analysis
would be laughable if it weren't for the fact that by 1994, many average
Soviet citizens tragically (and justifiably) see themselves as victims of
just this sort of targeting and hate-mongering.
The 74 names entered from the Winter 1988 issue of Global Affairs are
from the table of contents, the staff box, the ISC International Advisory
Board, and those who signed the ISC Geneva Declaration and the ISC Strategic
Assessment.
Extract the names from this source
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