Despite all there electronic prowess the snoops at GCHQ have never been able to explain what happened to one of their former colleagues i.e. the spy in the sports bag Gareth Williams
Latest leaks from the whistleblower Edwin Snowden confirm the hitherto unknown links between GCHQ and the plod in the devolved administrations (link):
The Scottish (independence supporting) newspaper The National reports that the Cheltenham sleuths shared information including vast amounts of meta data involving personal emails from its online snooping to a little known and bizarrely named Police Scotland unit The Scottish Recording Centre. What exactly the Scottish plod did with this treasure trove one can only guess.
The news begs the questions what other devolved administrations get to have a share of the GCHQ lucky bag.
Undoubtedly the statelet that the United Kingdom cling on to in the North East of Ireland will be in the frame for juicy morsels of meta data however something tells us that rather than share with the PSNI the goodies will have gone to the UKs purpose built intelligence centre near Belfast.
Many years ago in the days of the long departed RUC the Brits realised that they could not trust their loyal colleagues in Ulster law enforcement so when it comes to sharesies the Ulster plod are kept at arms length.
As for Mann and the other offshore rocks the Brits still maintain an interest in well we are pretty certain they don't get a look in. After all if they did are IOM Financial Crime Unit might end up intercepting a fraud before it has occurred!
Meanwhile despite all there electronic prowess the snoops at GCHQ have never been able to explain what happened to one of their former colleagues i.e. the spy in the sports bag Welsh man Gareth Williams (link):
The fate of Mr Williams has been the subject of lurid speculation and links to Russian intelligence however one of the most unsettling aspects of the case is that although involved in sensitive work for GCHQ the absence of Mr Williams did not seem to ring any alarm bells in the Cheltenham warren. That fact alone leads some to believe that the UKs own intelligence service may have been involved in his death!
Bernatd Moffat
Public Relations Officer Mannin Branch
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12/06/16
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