My name is Patrick Coffin and I host a podcast that drops every Tuesday known as the Patrick

Coffin Show.

I also co-run a membership site called Coffin Nation.

It's a community of amazing people in over 20 countries who are beyond fed up watching

the culture spiral down the drain.

Today, I want to talk about Yuri Bezmanov, also known as Thomas Schumann.

I know these names don't ring a bell, but I think as things get worse in America and

around the world, he's going to become famous.

I hope so.

So to keep you ahead of the curve, here is why.

Yuri Bezmanov was raised in a Soviet military family.

His father was a high-ranking officer in the Soviet Army during an afterward war, too.

Young Yuri ended up rising in the ranks of the KGB, where he became an operative and

an informant in India.

Having seen the evil and the corruption of Soviet-style communism up close in his own

life, and after an intense inner struggle, in the early 70s, he made a fateful decision

to leave the infiltration work that he was doing in India on behalf of his bosses in Moscow,

and he defected to the United States.

He ended up living in Canada, mainly in Windsor, Ontario, for short time in Montreal, using

the earliest name Thomas Schumann until his death in 1993.

Now if Mr. Bezmanov had defected from the United States to the Soviet Union, Robert

De Niro, or Tom Hanks, or Tom and Lee Jones, or Tim Robbins, one of those would have

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