On whose side are MI5 and MI6?
In the 1930s, some members of MI5 and MI6 were fans of fascism and Hitler. Domville, Knight, Mosley, Blunt ... Haw-Haw and MI5 Prince George, MI6 and the Nazis
Much of the following is taken from 'The Intelligence Game' by James Rusbridger. James Rusbridger
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In the 1930s and 1940s, MI6 failed to exploit the opposition to Hitler that existed within Germany.
In 1939, MI6 received the Oslo Report which contained details of Germany's secret weapons development. MI6 ignored the report.
In 1940, MI6 had an advance warning of the German plan to invade Holland and Belgium. But MI6 chose to ignore the warning.
In mid 1940 the Japanese discovered one of Britain's most important secrets: that Britain was not in a position to defend the Far East, including Singapore.
The Japanese had a copy of British War Cabinet minutes.
The minutes had been sent to Singapore as sea mail in a freighter that was seized by a German ship.
The Japanese saw the secret documents and proceeded to attack Pearl Harbour and Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.
Churchill created the Special Operations Executive. On at least one occasion MI6 'infiltrated a double agent of its own into SOE who betrayed some 400 British and French agents to the Germans.'
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A retired Deputy Director of MI6 has stated that British intelligence knew about Argentina's intention to invade the Falklands. Argentina was invaded in 1982.
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More from Rusbridger:
Ex-SAS man planted bomb that killed 80 men, women and children.
Britain protected the terrorists found guilty of the Bologna Massacre
1988 Mossad plot to bomb Britain
To be updated later
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