Call me Delores, says MI5 whistleblower David Shayler

what they do, its real. its not his imagination. they have a way of crossing personalities as blackmail to continue on with what they have you do. when you try to pull out the only personality you have left is the one they code into you.

poor guy :(

Now THAT certainly makes him super trustworthy!


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i would think he is, hes just scrambled.

ive seen it happen.

He's just fucking with them and having fun with it... giving them something to discredit him with so they will leave him alone.

He knows that he failed to damage them, so he's going to just act weird for a while.

for interest...


scrambled would be a good word-MPDed out


for all victims, may they reach their peace within and overcome all programming.

Poor guy...

Old article, but this is interesting:

"He first came to public attention as the source of a series of stories in national newspapers about alleged illegal activities, mainly an MI6 plot to assassinate Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi."

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"His former girlfriend, Annie Machon, who also worked for MI5, believes his long fight with the intelligence services has led him to suffer a breakdown.

She said today: "I believe David is a good and honourable man but he has had some sort of severe breakdown. I do blame the Government and the intelligence agencies for what he has become. They have ruined his life.''

Last in the public eye as a campaigner against the war in Iraq, Shayler, now 43, has been living in a National Trust owned property, Hackhurst Farm, in Abinger in Surrey since last month, after being evicted from another farm near Guildford. The Trust is considering whether to seek a court order for the squatters' eviction.
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After a brief career as a Sunday Times journalist, Mr Shayler spent several years with MI5 in the early 1990s, leaving in 1996. He first came to public attention as the source of a series of stories in national newspapers about alleged illegal activities, mainly an MI6 plot to assassinate Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi.

After his disclosures were published in 1997, he and Miss Machon went on the run in France. Although he was arrested and spent several months in prison, an attempt by British authorities to extradite him was rejected.

He returned voluntarily to Britain in 2000, where he was arrested and prosecuted under the Official Secrets Act. At his Old Bailey trial, during which he represented himself, he was convicted and sentenced to six months in prison, although he served just seven weeks.

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