Harry Ferguson
| Harry Ferguson Amazon Website (Spook, whistleblower) | |
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| Born | 1961 |
| Nationality | UK |
| Alma mater | Oxford University |
| Exposed | UK/Torture |
A spook who admits that the UK tortured IRA members in Northern Ireland. | |
Harry Ferguson is a former MI6 officer who admits that the UK tortured IRA members in Northern Ireland.[1]
Ferguson was recruited into MI6 from Oxford University in the early 1980s (where he was also asked to join MI5 in the same week). He worked for MI6 as both an intelligence analyst and an operational officer before transferring to the National Investigation Service because of the strain imposed on his family by working overseas.[2]
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“Sadly, my advice today to any aspiring recruit who values the defence of human rights would be to stay away and do something better with their lives. The intelligence services are not what they were. Above all, they have forgotten the lessons that we learned during the struggle against Irish terrorism: that brutality and injustice are not the answer, they simply fuel the next generation of terrorists.”
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