BOND'S FAULT
The fatal flaws of the
Ukrainian intelligence services SBU would be responsible for Russia's entry
into Ukraine and suggest further failures to come, but who runs the SBU?
By Sir Charlattam
When someone wants to take the blame for something, they will accuse someone else, even if it is notoriously wrong. Governments do the same thing all the time, regardless of nationality, and that includes the British government. We can say that this is part of human nature, so we do not apply it to a particular nationality. A few days ago an American media report charged that Russia's success in its incursion into Ukraine was due to the work of Ukrainian SBU double agents who in turn served the FSB and the Russian SVR.
As quoted in this article (https://www.politico.eu/article/ukraine-double-agent-russian-invasion-fsb-intelligence-operatives/
), the Americans are surprised by these Russian "moles" and even somehow
try to argue that Moscow's penetration into Ukraine predated the launch of
Special Operation Z, as if this was the reason for the capture of important
strategic points in the country. Clever and witty indeed, but this argument
fails to explain Washington's position and the interference that the Americans
and their partners have been having inside Ukraine.
If Russian intelligence was operating under
Kiev's nose, why did NATO-controlled counter-intelligence fail to disrupt the
Russian network?
It is worth remembering that when the Warsaw
Pact was dissolved in July 1991, not only did NATO remain intact, but
Washington continued its creeping advance eastwards. They were obviously
already discreetly in Ukraine establishing contacts, but they were there. At that
very moment both the Americans and the MI6 boys set their sights on Russia
because Ukraine has always been the strategically important point of
penetration into Russian domains. Do you think the Russians didn't know that,
why would they allow their Western partners to play dirty in their backyard?
This makes it clear that the issue in Ukraine
did not start on 24 February 2022 or even after the coup d'état of February
2014, or even after the so-called colour revolution of November 2004. All these
are just episodes of the same cause and executed by the same hand that takes us
back to that 1991 when the Soviet Union was crumbling and I would even dare to
think that the first steps were already being taken after the fall of the
Berlin Wall in 1989 which by the way did not fall because of the magic words of
Ronald Reagan.
Of course, from London, our parliamentary
politicians looked down from the lectern and, like servile seconds, held out their
hands to a George H. Bush who, embarking on the final stages of a planned war
in the Persian Gulf, declared on 11 September 1990 that a "New World
Order" was being born.
So in London they immediately turned to
Washington for instructions and cried out What can we do for you? In what they
do best.
Intrigue and deception is the Foreign Office's
best known business or rather, they run that business as it is run by the boys
in MI6, MI5 and resources of the SAS and SBS (Naval Intelligence Division) who
in turn are subservient to the games of the American CIA. I'm not saying anything
new that they don't know in Whitehall, let alone Vauxhall. All the talents were
supposedly put on standby under NATO's wing but were never disconnected.
Indeed, during the romance of Perestroika that disconnection was partial and
apparent as many sections continued to operate in the breakaway republics that
sought to break away from Moscow's administrative and political control at a
time when political and economic crisis was devouring Russia. Chechnya and
Dagestan were specific examples of such operations, supporting first the
pro-independence and then the Islamists who - despite being labelled
terrorists - were sheltered in London.
The dangers to peace were not extinguished by
Fleming's James Bond and certainly not by the real-life archetype of the
British agent operating for governmental shenanigans. On the contrary, what a
boon to stability and world peace British intelligence gave British
intelligence by cooperating for decades (and secretly) with neo-Nazi groups and
mafia criminals in Eastern Europe with the fixation of screwing Russia. While
the government propaganda machine was intoxicating the minds of Western
citizens with a tuxedoed Bond and an unstirred milkshake drink who didn't muss
his hair when fighting, the real, silent, shadowy British agent was contacting
sinister Ukrainian ex-Nazis and their puppies who jumped the fence to work on
our side against the USSR.
With the collaboration of reformer Mikhail
Gorbachev and the subsequent ramshackle management of Boris Yeltsin, the
opportunity to fragment and carve up the spoils of an impoverished Russia came
within a millimetre of being achieved. Through the cracks of that fragmentation
crept MI6 and the CIA working tirelessly to achieve their goals that were not
and never will be for the benefit of the Russians. Bond's cunning and charm
were supposed to have opened the doors of the Kremlin itself to Britain. Why
did they fail to achieve those aims? No doubt it was the appearance of Vladimir
Putin.
There are no manners or glitter with today's agents
operating abroad. The reality is more cruel and revealing than any spy movie
and the reality is that there was never any glamour. The dirty deeds and
intelligence methodology did not, do not and will not appear to have anything
democratic about them. Russia knows how far the British can go in their games
and Syria (with the use of chemical weapons) was a field of glaring evidence of
this.
Today MI6 is refining its tactics to dangerous
levels to play dirty in the midst of the NATO-Russia struggle. There is little
difference between one of them and mere football hooligans. The problem is that
they serve the British government supposedly for the security and defence of
the UK, but in reality we remain the caboose of White House decisions and NATO
plans. At the end of the day, when it all goes wrong and things turn against
us, who will Downing Street hold responsible?