: Well, context is open to interpretation, facts are not. I dont know if you have read Mitrokhin, but he does not simply imply that Agee received help from Soviet bloc intelligence services. He directly states that Agee was a "defector" and that Agee was completely aware of the role that the KGB and the DGI played in the propagation and dissemination of his work. Agee actively worked with KGB agents in London, knowing full well who they were, what their motives were and who they worked for. Oleg Kauglin, also testifies to this as well. If there are people who can credibly challenge any of this, I would sure like to hear what they have to say.  

 : As far as individuals who doubt the authenticity of Mitrokhin, well what can I say, some people never lose hope. But those who question Mitrokhin usually have very little outside of wild ass conspiracy theories and bluster to back up their arguments.