“Rogue British agents name MI5 bosses in video expose”, Sun 30-Jun-2002,
by Neil Mackay
The Sunday Herald has revealed how the RUC knew about the Omagh bombing but
did nothing; how military intelligence helped set up Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane for assassination and how British soldiers who infiltrated terrorist organisations carried out paramilitary crimes to preserve their cover. This week more agents spill more secrets..
The identities of at least 12 of Britain's most senior intelligence officers are to be exposed in a new video made by a team of rogue undercover army agents.
The army agents, who were infiltrated inside the IRA and Sinn Fein, are releasing the video in the Irish Republic as part of a whistle-blowing campaign aimed at exposing the truth behind the dirty war in Northern Ireland.
As well as revealing the identities of some of the most senior army, police and MI5 officers working in Ulster, the agents also disclose the techniques used to handle agents and expose some of the most shocking operations undertaken by the British security forces in Northern Ireland.
by Neil Mackay
The Sunday Herald has revealed how the RUC knew about the Omagh bombing but
did nothing; how military intelligence helped set up Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane for assassination and how British soldiers who infiltrated terrorist organisations carried out paramilitary crimes to preserve their cover. This week more agents spill more secrets..
The identities of at least 12 of Britain's most senior intelligence officers are to be exposed in a new video made by a team of rogue undercover army agents.
The army agents, who were infiltrated inside the IRA and Sinn Fein, are releasing the video in the Irish Republic as part of a whistle-blowing campaign aimed at exposing the truth behind the dirty war in Northern Ireland.
As well as revealing the identities of some of the most senior army, police and MI5 officers working in Ulster, the agents also disclose the techniques used to handle agents and expose some of the most shocking operations undertaken by the British security forces in Northern Ireland.