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Tag Archives: Yves Bonnet
4 Years Ago — The FAREWELL DOSSIER
“There have been only two kinds of CIA secret operations: the ones that are widely known to have failed—usually because of almost unbelievably crude errors—and the ones that are not yet widely known to have failed.” Edward Luttwak “If some … Continue reading
Posted in CIA, Colonel Vladimir Vetrov, Gus Weiss, William Casey, Yves Bonnet
Tagged FAREWELL DOSSIER, GOSINT, Gus Weiss, Mitterand, Reagan, Vladimir Vetrov, Yves Bonnet
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France — Former Intel Service Boss : “We Made Secret Deal with Abu Nidal”
“We made a kind of verbal deal in which I said I don’t want any more attacks on French soil and in return I’ll let you come to France and I guarantee nothing will happen to you.” Yves Bonnet — … Continue reading
The “FAREWELL DOSSIER”: Geopolitical consequences on the end of the Cold War
“So the accomplishments of FAREWELL, in summary, are enormous. It was a major — major — accelerator to the end of the Cold War. (…) It was a critical and heroic accomplishment by President Mitterrand and his government, whatever the … Continue reading
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Tagged FAREWELL DOSSIER, GOSINT, Gus Weiss, Mitterand, Reagan, Vladimir Vetrov, Yves Bonnet
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One Year Ago — Former DST Director Yves Bonnet: “Libya NOT responsible for Lockerbie!”
“Let me take, for example, the Lockerbie case and also the case of the Ténéré [UTA] that were blamed on Libya when all Intelligence Services know that these attacks were committed by Ahmed Jibril under the inspiration and funding from … Continue reading
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The “FAREWELL DOSSIER”
“There have been only two kinds of CIA secret operations: the ones that are widely known to have failed—usually because of almost unbelievably crude errors—and the ones that are not yet widely known to have failed.” Edward Luttwak Not everyone … Continue reading
Posted in CIA, Colonel Vladimir Vetrov, Gus Weiss, William Casey, Yves Bonnet
Tagged FAREWELL DOSSIER, GOSINT, Gus Weiss, Mitterand, Reagan, Vladimir Vetrov, Yves Bonnet
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France — Former DST Director Yves Bonnet: “Libya NOT responsible for Lockerbie!”
“Let me take, for example the Lockerbie case and also the case of the Ténéré [UTA] that were blamed on Libya when all intelligence services know that these attacks were committed by Ahmed Jibril under the inspiration and funding from … Continue reading
Posted in DST, Gaddafi, Libya, Lockerbie, Yves Bonnet
Tagged DST, Gaddafi, Libya, Lockerbie, Yves Bonnet
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