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Ny förbryllande uppgift - har juristen Bertil Häggman från Helsingborg jobbat på/åt Säpo? Han ska enligt en dansk tidning ha gjort det.
Såg det här:
http://abe.freeshell.org/palme/node49.html
Lite saxningar ur artikel av
Erik Lindblad från juni-93 med bifogade bifogade noter om källan.
Intressant att kalla kriget spioneriets överstepräst
Gehlen haft kontakter med svenska Stay Behind liksom uppgiften att scandinaviska Stay-Behind koordinerats från Norge.
Förre kronofogden
Bertil Häggman berättar I bifogad länk om hur han kontrollerats av SÄPO. Tror knappast att SÄPO gett honom jobb efter detta.
Jan-Ove ”Texas” Sundberg är en mycket vansklig källa.
Intressant är påståendet åklagarnämbetet i Stockholm inte skulle velat ha uppgifter från domstols förhandlingar ang WACL:s utbildning av lönnmördare med vittnesmål bl a av
Ricard Secord och
Theodore Shackley
https://sakovervakning.wordpress.com/
”It has been reported in the Danish media that Reinhard Gehlen, who led the West German intelligence (BND), and who had been one of the most important figures in the W. German branch of the Gladio/Stay-Behind organisation, had also participated in a secret group of one of one of the Scandinavian parallel structures which held similar functions as Gladio. And also that the Gladio/Stay-Behind net in Scandinavia was centrally coordinated out of Norway.
Others who were to have participated with Gehlen in the Nordic countries were,
John A. Gregussen, a Norwegian;
Niels B. Schou, a former vice-chief of defence intelligence in Denmark; and the Swedish World Anti-Communist League (WACL) associate and businessman, Bertil Hägmann. (11)
On the 14th of August 1991 the Swedish media revealed that
Curt-Steffan Giesecke, the former director of the Swedish Employer’s Federation (Saf), had led the Swedish Gladio since 1978. (12) And former CIA officer,
Paul Garbler, further confirms that the Swedish Government was a “direct participant” in Gladio, as were “local people outside of politics, but of some standing in the country”. (13)
And Saf itself, perhaps at the direction of it’s boss, Curt-Steffan Giesecke, had been establishing lists during the 70’s of political figures who held certain “viewpoints”, possibly (?) these were established in a similar manner as the West German blacklists of politicians to be “liquidated” as “unreliable” regarding their views towards the Soviet Union… there were those furthermore found within the Swedish security police whose political sympathies echoed those of Saf’s propaganda apparatus, which several times had been caught speaking of Palme as a “security risk”, of
Olof Palme as a “
danger for Sweden”. 14 And we may recall that Reinhard Gehlen was involved with both the W. German Gladio and with the Scandinavian parallel structures, connected to the WACL, which were associated with the Gladio network. (15)
“WACL can mobilise CIA agents closely associated with the China/Cuba/Chile lobby, especially the large contingent of former agents of the Gehlen/Vlassov organisation (the intelligence agency run by Hitler’s master spy Reinhard Gehlen, which became the BND, the West German equivalent of the CIA)”. (16)
Information surfaced as early as 1987 in the Swedish media, of WACL involvement in the murder, (17) and the author of this article has personal knowledge and documentation that the prosecutor’s office in Stockholm refuses to obtain court papers from Washington D.C. about WACL associates who were training assassins in the 1980’s. (18)
(11) Article on “Gladio” from the Danish monthly paper « PRESS », March 1991.
(12) Articles – “Motståndsgruppen kvar hela 80-talet” and “Hemlig grupp aktiv ännu” from the Swedish newspaper « Dagens Nyheter », 14 August 1991.
(13) Kwitny, op. cit.
(14) « Uppdrag: Olof Palme » by Håkan Hermannsson, Tiden publishers, Stockholm 1987.
(15) « PRESS » article on Gladio, op. cit. Michael Libert, a former member of the right-extremist Westland New Post, which was affiliated with the Belgian Gladio group, alleges in part 3 of the BBC documentary that “WACL couldn’t act in all parts of the world, and when they wanted something done, who would they use (?), comrades of the same system”.
(16) « The Great Heroin Coup » by Henrik Krüger, South End Press – 1988.
(17) A Swedish newspaper article printed in « Aftonbladet » in the Autumn of 1987, entitled “Senator tipsade om Palme-mordet”, writes of former WACL leader John Singlaub’s “good motives” for the assassination of the Swedish prime minister. Ironically, William Colby (CIA-director 1973-76), who had set up the Swedish stay-behind faction during the 1950’s, is quoted on the back cover of Singlaub’s autobiography, « Hazardous Duty » – Summit Books N.Y. 1991, where he praises John Singlaub as a “physically and morally brave man”.
(18) Deposition of ret. U.S. Army Criminal Investigator Gene Wheaton, who in the presence of lawyers representing defendants Richard Secord, Albert Hakim, Tom Clines, and Theodore Shackley, in a U.S. court case, testifies of information concerning the involvement of such individuals in assassinations. A legal representative of co-defendant John Singlaub was also in attendance in the United States court house on the morning of 1 March 1988, at Third Street and Constitution Avenue, in Washington, where the testimony was recorded. The author of this article is in possession of a copy of this deposition. On the World Anti-Communist League (WACL) refer to « Inside the League », by Scott and Jon Lee Anderson, Dodd 1986.