Reply #7: that's pretty much certain [View All]

see "Gladio" (BBC)
(3 parts)
http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=gladio

an excerpt:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skYk-In0QxU

a reference:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORnbxbwd8KM
from "Oil Smoke and Mirrors"

and another reference:

"This is a typical British strategy - you have got to know the name of Brigadier General Sir Frank Kitson. He was the British Operations Officer in Kenya at the time of the "Mau-mau". What Kitson saw - which has been know to commanders for centuries - if you got an underground nationalist organization and you want to discredit them, you create your own parallel underground nationalist organization. You send them out - it's got to have the same name, it's got to have a false flag - you send them out, have them commit tremendous atrocities. Those will be blamed on the original relatively benign group, and they'll be discredited, they'll be demonized, and you gain political advantage.
Kitson wrote a book about it; "Low Intensity Operations - Subversion Insurgency & Peacekeeping", and the technique is called the technique of the counter-gang or the pseudo-gang."
- Webster G Tarpley, historian, author
from "Oil Smoke and Mirrors"