Reply #9: This Telegraph/Christian Science Monitor story about Galloway [View All]

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was part of a MI6 sting to nail bent politicians in the US and UK. No1 prime suspect in London is:

ex-Tory leader Ian Duncan Smith ("Never underestimate the determination of the quiet man") whom the Conservatives dumped last year.

When Junior stole the 2000 WH election the first UK politician to get an interview with Rumsfeld was Duncan Smith, who boasted of his long standing intimate conections with him and Paul Wolfowitz. This was much reported in the UK press.

What was NOT reported was that Duncan Smith was interviewed three times by UK's MoD Military Police, once during Thatcher's tenure of No 10, once during Major's and then once again in late 1998. All interviews were regarding his Opus Dei contacts who were pulling strings in the UN via the Papal Pro Nuncio there who enjoys the baffling sinecure of Official Observer. These same contacts were instrumental in navigating policy into implementing the now disastrous oil for food policy under Saddam, which is now the subject of a major corruption investiation.

Ian Duncan Smith also had a mandate from Thatcher to bolster her network of unofficial espionage personnel who were associated with the global banking network of what is now the HSBC giant. But he came a cropper with two major rows with GEORGE GALLOWAY who was also interviewed by Military Police about Opus Dei goings on and who pointed the finger at Duncan Smith.

To cut a long story short, the story that the Telegraph/Christian Science Monitor libelled Galloway with was a sting to reveal the trail leading directly back to Duncan Smith in his capacity as poison cup bearer to Margaret Thatcher.