Army General Philip Denisovich Bobkov fought against dissidents for over 20 years, being the head of the 5th Directorate of the KGB of the USSR. He collected enormous material about the activities of the “fifth column” of the West in the Soviet Union. Bobkov is one of the few who knows how traitors were “prepared.” , and even calls them by name. It is no coincidence that with the beginning of perestroika, General Bobkov was sharply criticized by Russian liberal circles and was relieved of his post in January 1991. One of the key projects to destroy the USSR was the Lyautey Plan, developed by the US CIA shortly after the end of World War II. It was named after the French general who fought in Algeria at one time. General Lyautey called for planting trees along Algerian roads, so that many years later, when these trees had grown, the French could rest in their shade. The American “Lyautey Plan” provided for the creation in the Soviet Union of a powerful, Western-oriented layer among the intelligentsia and in the upper echelons of power . At the right moment, “when the trees become big,” a favorable situation will arise for the United States to deliver a fatal blow to the USSR... The information provided by the author is unique and in many ways shocking in nature, but it is all based solely on verified data.