Vatican Assassins

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was far more valuable than Philby. Because of Philby’s cover-up,
Turkul and Ellis were safe for several more years.” {7}
Later in 1963, Philby “defected” to the Soviet Union to maintain the illusion of “the
Cold War” among the patriotic lower level intelligence officers.
American, Russian and Israeli intelligence merge with the pairs Gehlen and Turkul;
and Angleton and Philby. We read:
“Dulles had Gehlen set up in a secret compound in Pullach, West
Germany, with orders to revive the [Turkul] Max network . . . Gehlen
intended to make Turkul’s Max network the centerpiece of his new
West German intelligence agency . . . Foisting the Max network on
Allen Dulles and General Gehlen turned out to be the key to Soviet
supremacy in the first half of the Cold War . . . To this day, the CIA still
refuses to declassify its files for ‘Prince’ Turkul’s network. It is just too
embarrassing to admit that the Eastern European Fascist groups, [ex-
Nazis] whom Dulles had hired turned out to be working for the other
side.” {8} [Emphasis added]
“ . . . there is no doubt Angleton fell under Philby’s spell . . . As with
Philby, so with James Jesus: his record was riddled with ambiguity and
inexplicable actions that resulted in the question asked by a high
authority at the CIA: ‘Was Angleton the American Philby?’ . . . It was
Philby who taught Angleton the structure of the Secret Service . . . ” {9}
And Philby had been recruited into the KGB by a Jesuit who had been a member of
the Bolsheviks’ Inquisition called “the Cheka.” We read:
“One of the first Soviet agents to penetrate British intelligence was a
Catholic Priest. Between 1932 and 1937 the top NKVD ‘illegal’ in
England was Father Theodore Maly [a Jesuit] . . .
Many of Father Maly’s best recruits were young men from upper class
backgrounds . . . The most famous KGB agent was Harold Adrian
Russell Philby. As with all of Father Maly’s agents, ‘Kim’ Philby’s
upper class British background was impeccable . . . Philby was no
longer a peripheral observer, but a principal player with the Vatican. In
1944 he was promoted to head the new anti-Soviet section of [the
British] SIS.” {10} [Emphasis added]
The Jesuits – 1959 - 1962