B
Their military is different from ours, to where there are extremist gen-, generals that actually control tens and thousands of troops. That irregardless of what Soviet policy is, they're going to do what the general tells them.
A
Yeah. I guess that's what concerns me the most. Is they're, they're so unstable that somebody like that could make, uh, decisions that would jeopardize a lot of people.
B
Well, it's in, interesting watching the different Soviet states, Albania, Lithuania, doing their little revolts down there.
A
Uh-huh.
B
Each one of those sectors has got a Soviet general over the troops that are there. So far they haven't run into the real psychos yet. There's probably five or six, which would be an equivalent of our joint chiefs of staffs, that are in positions over some of these Soviet states. If uprisings hap, happen in their sectors, it is, it's going to be a total blood bath.
A
Yeah, it looks like it's come close to that as it is.