Finder's point is that when big money was involved, both the U.S. and
Russia overlooked their ideological differences, even at the height of the
Cold War, and cooperated in the interests of higher profits. The Kremlin has
always given distinguished U.S. millionaires access to the inner sanctum.
From the other end, no one in Washington tells a Rockefeller or a Harriman
what they can and cannot do. (Apparently the Cold War wasn't really a war at
all. Sure, the little guy was expected to kill and be killed in Vietnam, and
World War III nearly started more than once. And yes, the taxes we paid for
all this excitement made the folks behind the U.S. defense industry richer,
as the middle class went into decline. But it kept us busy and distracted.)
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