Under Door No. 1 we have Kos saying that at the start of the decade, he was thinking about joining the CIA. (No links provided; I refuse to link there.)
Behind Door No. 2 is his claim that every CIA agent he met during the process of exploring joining them was really a liberally.
Door No. 3 holds Kossacks drinking Kool-Aid while nodding their heads in the belief that this is really true, that we really do have a liberal CIA. (It’s just hidden by a tin-foil cloaking device, right?)
And, behind Door No. 4, we have Markos’ claim that Sweden’s Social Democrats, who have been in or shared governmental power for about 80 percent of the country’s post-World War II history, asked him for help.
I haven’t read a Kos diary about it yet, but surely, Door No. 5 holds Kool-Aid drinking Kossacks marveling that the powers of Messianic Markos are now being invoked in Scandinavia.
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