Mr le Carré, whose real name is David Cornwell, insisted, however, that there was a huge difference between the ways that Western intelligence agencies and their Soviet bloc counterparts operated during the Cold War Photo: REX FEATURES
John le Carré: ‘We Carried Out Assassinations During The Cold War’ — The Telegraph
British intelligence services carried out assassinations during the Cold War, John le Carré, the novelist and former secret agent, has said.
The writer, who worked for both MI5 and MI6 during the 1950s and 1960s, said: ”Certainly we did some very bad things.
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What Does A Superpwer Do When It Is Broke? — A Commentary
In recent years, I have often said to European friends: So, you didn’t like a world of too much American power?
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