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July 18th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
He told a group of around 100 officials at Civil Service Live, a
conference in Olympia, west London: “I take great pride in the fact that, in
the last ten years, over a number of jobs, I’ve been involved in an issue of
global concern, and I feel that I as an individual [have made] an impact in
the outcome of events.”
Lady Falkner, who is the Liberal Democrats’ spokesman for Ministry of Justice
in the Lords, told peers: “Sir John’s comments could almost be construed as
bragging.
“In my view, it would be best for the veneer of silence to descend on the
Secret Intelligence Service once again. There is such a thing as ‘too much
information’, and today we have seen an illustration of that.”
Sir John had claimed that without MI6’s covert work, “you’d have Iran as a
nuclear weapons state in 2008 rather than still being two years away in
2012.”
It is extremely rare for the head of MI6 to disclose details of operations by
the intelligence service. The comments were only the second time that Sir
John has spoken in public since he was appointed in 2010.
Lady Falkner said the fact that Sir John made the comments in a seminar
“Unclassified chat” at the conference “demonstrates a clear lack of judgment
on the part of a senior official”.
Lady Falkner said: “It would behove our senior civil servants to express a
clearer concern about the UK engaging in unlawful activities rather than
indulging in “unclassified chats” which give a contrary
impression.
“This is not the TV programme ‘Spooks’. This matter engages UK interests and
security directly. There are serious issues about accountability to
Parliament as well.”
The news came as ministers said a report produced by an aborted inquiry into
allegations of British complicity in torture has been delivered to the
Government and as much of it as possible will be published.
Sir Peter Gibson’s inquiry was scrapped by Justice Secretary Ken Clarke in
January after fresh criminal investigations were launched into allegations
that MI5 and MI6 were involved in the secret rendition of two Libyans back
to Muammar Gaddafi’s regime in 2004.
In a written statement to Parliament, Mr Clarke said Sir Peter had produced a
report on the inquiry’s preparatory work “highlighting particular
themes or issues which might be the subject of further examination”.
Mr Clarke said: “The Government is now looking carefully at its contents
and remains committed to publishing as much of this interim report as
possible.”
Sir John described the British cases as “chilling” and admitted that
some of the activity of British agents when questioning alleged terrorists
was “close to the line”.
Sir John also described his agents as “secret squirrels” and said that there
was “always a danger” that agents could go too far when questioning
suspects.
Last week Sir John told the civil servants that American
spies had “got so obsessed with getting a right answer” during the war
on terror that they resorted to torture.
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