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	Secret Intelligence Service MI6 - UK Intelligence Agencies
		The Secret Intelligence Service, sometimes known as MI6, originated in 1909 as the Foreign Section of the Secret Service Bureau, under RNR Commander, later Captain, Sir Mansfield Cumming, which was responsible for gathering intelligence overseas.
		As the CIA is known as "The Company," SIS is known internally as "The Firm" and to other agencies as "The Friends." SIS is based at 85 Albert Embankment, Vauxhall Cross in London (known to those who work there as "Legoland").
		MI6 also paid for a number of telephones located in a busy street in south London (Borough High Street in Southwark, opposite the Police Station) which has been identified as the spy training centre.
	www.fas.org /irp/world/uk/mi6 (400 words)

	MI6 - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
		MI6, as does all the MIs, stands for Missing Intellegence due to the incredible secrecy with which they conduct their affairs, no one is sure if they are hidden, missing, dead, carbon frozen, sucked through a wormhole or just disbanded because Bond movies told us too much about them.
		MI6 has such an effective gadget department every agent walks around with a transmitter, laser, saw blade, pistol, grenade launcher, sniper rifle, folding scissors, laptop, deaktop, authentic 1942 supercomputer, pen, pencil, eraser, ruler, protractor, flashlight, bomb, tank, airplane and liferaft.
		Few remain in MI6 because their license to kill was revoked by the United Nations.
	www.uncyclopedia.org /wiki/MI6 (671 words)

	MI6 - TinWiki.org
		MI6 is commonly recognised across the globe as the British security service in charge of defending the world from external enemies thanks to the portrayal of the group as special agent 007's employers in the world known series of James Bond movies.
		From a theoretical viewpoint MI6 is a neutral organisation that does not follow any governmental or pollitical ideology, however it has been reported that even the most sceptical of sceptics have proven that there is a fault in this theoretical viewpoint.
		There are many established examples of this, one of them being that MI6 has been known to launch campaigns against certain politicians and organisations that they themselves feel are too Left wing or do not support the "Relationship" between the United States and Britain itself.
	www.tinwiki.org /wiki/MI6 (464 words)

	MI6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		MI6, which stands for Military Intelligence 6, was created in 1911 in order to exercise espionage overseas.
		The chief of MI6 is David Spedding whose term began in September of 1994.
		Industrial espionage is now also something MI6 focuses on as well as intelligence gathering on friendly governments and obtaining knowledge on the negotiating positions of others.
	www.angelfire.com /movies/007goldeneye/mi6.html (230 words)

	More Foreknowledge - MI6 Warned US Of Al-Qaeda attacks
		MI6 warned the American intelligence services about a plot to hijack aircraft and crash them into buildings two years before the September 11 attacks.
		Details of the MI6 warning, expected to emerge during secret Congressional hearings this week in Washington into alleged intelligence failings, will increase pressure on the Bush administration for a radical shake-up of America,s counterterrorism efforts.
		MI6 had information as early as 1998 that Al-Qaeda was plotting fresh attacks.
	www.rense.com /general25/atks.htm (289 words)

	MI6 - TinWiki.org
		MI6 is commonly recognised across the globe as the British security service in charge of defending the world from external enemies thanks to the portrayal of the group as special agent 007's employers in the world known series of James Bond movies.
		From a theoretical viewpoint MI6 is a neutral organisation that does not follow any governmental or pollitical ideology, however it has been reported that even the most sceptical of sceptics have proven that there is a fault in this theoretical viewpoint.
		There are many established examples of this, one of them being that MI6 has been known to launch campaigns against certain politicians and organisations that they themselves feel are too Left wing or do not support the "Relationship" between the United States and Britain itself.
	tinwiki.org /index.php?title=MI6&printable=yes (464 words)

	BBC - Crime Fighters - MI6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		MI6 were successfully involved in counterintelligence against German forces throughout World War One, but after the embarrassing abduction of two of its agents based in the Netherlands in 1939, the newly created Special Operations Executive took over MI6's covert activities in Nazi Germany.
		Most famously, MI6 were able to restrict the activities of the Soviet Russian government thanks to information supplied by disenchanted KGB Colonel Oleg Penkovsky who smuggled material out of Moscow until his execution in 1962.
		A year later, a high-ranking MI6 agent, Kim Philby, defected to the USSR and was later revealed as a member of a KGB spy-network within the SIS.
	www.bbc.co.uk /crime/fighters/mi6.shtml (707 words)

	Newsvine - mi6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Commentary by James Casbolt, former MI6 agent: It may be a revelation to many people that the global drug trade is controlled and run by the intelligence agencies.
		MI6, the intelligence agency for overseas operations, is looking to recruit IT and technology experts to gather data and spy on computers in other countries.
		MI6 and CIA 'sent student to Morocco to be tortured'
	www.newsvine.com /mi6 (997 words)

	The MI6 affray: Who are the press?
		MI6 tried to block the Times by arguing that the Moscow publisher, NAO Narodny Varianti, was a shell company run by a man with ties to Russian intelligence, Sergei Korovin, and also tried to require that the Times not publish material from the book unless some other paper had already published excerpts.
		In addition, the author says that he knew of an MI6 contingency plan to assassinate Slobodan Milosevic by causing a limousine crash where concrete was plentiful, such as in a tunnel.
		Tomlinson said that MI6 officers were trained to use strobe lights to disorient adversaries and that use of a strobe light on Lady Di's driver was a plausible idea.
	www.geocities.com /conantnews/MI6fray.html (2000 words)

	MI6 and the Princess of Wales
		MI6 are frequently and routinely asked by the Royal Household (usually via the Foreign Office) to provide intelligence on potential threats to members of the Royal Family whilst on overseas trips.
		I firmly believe that MI6 documents would yield substantial leads on the nature of their links with the Royal Household, and would yield vital information about MI6 surveillance on the Princess of Wales in the days leading to her death.
		MI6 have "done a deal" with the DST to have me banned, and have not used any recognised legal mechanism to deny my rights to freedom of travel.
	www.fantompowa.net /Flame/diana_tomlinson.htm (2481 words)

	MI6
		Written by MI6 officer Keith Robert Craig, who was attached to the MoD's Balkan Secretariat, the first on 5 February rehearsed arguments for a UN withdrawal from the area, pointing out that all sides committed atrocities.
		Guardian correspondent Ed Vulliamy recalled being invited to a briefing by MI6 which was 'peddling an ill-disguised agenda: the Foreign Office's determination that there be no intervention against Serbia's genocidal pogrom'.
		Without the slightest evidence, the carnage that took place in Sarajevo's marketplace was described as the work of the Muslim-led government, which was alleged to be 'massacring its own people to win sympathy and ultimately help from outside'.
	www.cascarino.homestead.com /MI6.html (306 words)

	MI6 Are the Lors of the Global Drug Trade
		MI6 bring in heroin from the middle east, cocaine from south America and cannabis from morocco as well as other places.
		By the 1960's MI5, MI6 and the CIA were using LSD as a weapon against the angry protestors of the sixties and turned them into 'flower children' who were too tripped out to organise a revolution.
		MI6 and the CIA are also responsible for the crack cocaine epidemic in Britain and America. In 1978, MI6 and the CIA were in south America researching the effects of the natives smoking 'basuco' cocaine paste.
	www.jamescasbolt.com /mi6.htm (1447 words)

	CNN.com - Rocket launcher theory in MI6 attack - September 21, 2000
		The futuristic green glass MI6 building on the south bank of the River Thames, less than a mile from parliament and the main government offices in Whitehall, is probably one of the most secure and closely guarded compounds in Britain.
		MI6, which deals with foreign intelligence, is the responsibility of the Foreign Office.
		Earlier this year, MI6, which is responsible for foreign intelligence, was warned that its ability to gather intelligence could be compromised by recent security lapses.
	edition.cnn.com /2000/WORLD/europe/09/21/London.explosion.03 (1113 words)

	MI6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		When the Regent's Park building was abandoned as M.I.6 headquarters, it was realized that security needed to be maintained there when several terrorist operatives investigated the building as follow up to investigation of a field operative's cover story.
		M.I.6 has special officers who are considered or trained to be experts on the military and political climates of different areas of the world.
		M.I.6 has divided the world into Sections (which include single countries or related areas of the world) and Stations (which are specific cities).
	home.att.net /~lai.r/mi6.htm (3199 words)

	Next Generation - Interactive Entertainment Today, Video Game and Industry News - FEATURE: MI6 Preview
		In May, the MI6 Advisory Committee confirmed the formation of Association of Electronic Interactive Marketers, a trade group which will concentrate on educating and guiding game marketers through their industry.
		G4 TV COO Dale Hopkins has played an equally integral role in launching MI6 and make sure that all aspects of the event and the AEIM are in top-notch shape.
		Most recently, MI6 and the AEIM gained even more clout with the appointment of Xbox marketing head Peter Moore as AEIM chairman last week.
	www.next-gen.biz /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3311&Itemid=2 (863 words)

	MI6 chief to quit after split on Iraq \| Special reports \| The Observer
		Sir Richard Dearlove, the head of MI6, is thought to be dismayed by the visible rift between his organisation and Downing Street.
		Retired and serving MI6 officers have told The Observer that they favour an internal candidate - someone who would be seen as a standard-bearer for the freedom from political interference the service has traditionally sworn to uphold.
		The post of MI6 deputy chief is normally left vacant, and is filled only when the serving 'C' has announced his departure and wants to groom his successor.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /iraq/story/0,12239,1011517,00.html (947 words)

	The Green Ribbon aStore US - MI6: Inside the Covert World of Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		MI6, the foreign section of Great Britain's intelligence service, began life early in the 20th century with the charge of keeping tabs on "Red Russia," and, soon thereafter, on Nazi Germany.
		Busy planning elaborate endings to their enemies' lives, the British spies failed to comprehend important developments as they were happening, from the Belgrade-Moscow split of the late 1940s to the collapse of the Soviet bloc in the late 1980s.
		In his hands, MI6 is no longer the precision-tuned organization of legend, but appears far more American in its tendency to blunder its way through important missions.
	astore.amazon.com /gp/detail.html?tag=tomgriffininf-20&linkCode=sb1&camp=212353&creative=380565&asin=0743217780 (1259 words)

	Russians to Publish Top MI6 Secrets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		MI6 accused its former officer Richard Tomlinson yesterday of striking a deal with the Russian intelligence services to publish his memoirs of life as a spy.
		MI6 has retaliated by accusing his Russian publisher of operating under a false name and using bogus documents to travel regularly to the United States and Europe.
		MI6 maintains, although it admits it has no proof, that he is a front-man for one of three Russian intelligence services.
	www.rumormillnews.com /cgi-bin/archive.cgi?read=6441 (1316 words)

	Terror Expert: London Bombings Mastermind is MI6 Asset
		The July 29 edition of FOX News Channel's Day Side programme revealed that the so called mastermind of the 7/7 London Bombings, Haroon Rashid Aswat, is a British Intelligence Asset.
		We have previously revealed how former MI5 officer David Shayler has alleged, and French intel sources have corroborated, that the MI6 paid a Libyan al-Qa'ida cell £100,000 in 1995 to assassinate colonel Qaddafi.
		The CIA and the Israelis all accused MI6 of letting all these terrorists live in London not because they're getting Al-Qaeda information, but for appeasement.
	www.infowars.com /articles/London_attack/mastermind_mi6_asset.htm (2817 words)

	Revealed: how MI6 sold the Iraq war
		A senior official admitted that MI6 had been at the heart of a campaign launched in the late 1990s to spread information about Saddam’s development of nerve agents and other weapons, but denied that it had planted misinformation.
		He said there was evidence that MI6 continued to use similar propaganda tactics up to the invasion of Iraq earlier this year.
		Ritter met MI6 to discuss Operation Mass Appeal at a lunch in London in June 1998 at which two men and a woman from MI6 were present.
	www.informationclearinghouse.info /article5433.htm (788 words)

	Tomlinson v MI6
		When I was in MI6 in the early 90s, MI6 officers were easy to spot in the Diplomatic lists because of their postings profiles.
		MI6 officers tended to spend more time in London than their FCO colleagues, and were posted to strategically important locations.
		Now since MI6 officers are never (except with one exception I know of) promoted to rank of Ambassador, it is clear that the author of the lists has never been in MI6.
	www42.websamba.com /richardtomlinson/20060805/tomlinson_v_mi6/index.html (2345 words)

	MI6 plans major overhaul after Iraq fiasco - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		After taking over the MI6 in July, Scarlett dismissed the 45-minute claim and admitted that it was unreliable and based on only one source.
		Scarlett will apply procedures used in the Cold War when intelligence was vetted by top MI6 officials before being passed to the rest of the intelligence community and the ministers.
		The newspaper also said that Scarlett was undertaking a reshuffle of top MI6 staff, saying that three top officials on the MI6 board, which controls the agency, had officially submitted their resignation and that a senior director was leaving one year ahead of his scheduled retirement.
	www.aljazeera.com /me.asp?service_ID=6528 (651 words)

	Military Intelligence (MI6)
		Several figures in MI6 were sympathetic to the government of Nazi Germany.
		That ended in failure but the MI6 agent George Young worked closely with the CIA in the removal of Patrice Lumumba in the Congo.
		In the press, in Parliament, in the United Nations, from the pulpit there is ceaseless talk about the rule of law, civilised relations between nations, the spread of democratic processes, self-determination and national sovereignty, respect for the rights of man and human dignity.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /FWWm6.htm (2671 words)

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