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Saturday, September 3, 2011

MI6 and the CIA Aided Human Rights Violations

The cheney/bush and cabal regimes tepub. 'Trickle Down', drip, drip, drip, drip.......................!! The continuing saga of how to create more hatreds thus blowback for decades to come, and profit for the investors in, as well as writers of revisionist history personal fiction books!!

Secret Libyan files claim MI6 and the CIA aided human rights violations


Intelligence helped Gaddafi regime track and apprehend dissidents, according to files seized from Tripoli offices

3 September 2011 - British and US intelligence agencies built up close links with Muammar Gaddafi and handed over detailed information to assist his regime, according to secret files found in Libyan government offices.

The documents claim that MI6 supplied its counterparts in Libya with details on exiled opponents living in the UK, and chart how the CIA abducted several suspected militants before handing them over to Tripoli.

They also contain communications between British and Libyan security officials ahead of Tony Blair's visit in 2004, and show that British officials helped write a draft speech for Gaddafi when he was being encouraged to give up his weapons programme.

The discovery was made by reporters and members of Human Rights Watch in the private offices of Moussa Koussa, the former foreign minister and head of Libyan intelligence, who defected to Britain in February. He is now believed to be in Qatar.

According to the documents, Libya's relationship with MI6 and the CIA was especially close between 2002 and 2004, at the height of the war on terror. The papers give details of how No 10 insisted that the 2004 meeting between Blair and Gaddafi took place in his bedouin tent, with a letter from an MI6 official saying: "I don't know why the English are fascinated by tents. The plain fact is that the journalists would love it." read more>>>

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