The French ear wigged Irish Lawyers in Dublin in the 1980s!

international | sci-tech | other press Wednesday January 12, 2005 10:23 by are talking to me?

yet more shocking revelations in this week's "spy kids" media wars.

Now as many of you know, coz Dan Brown told you,
people from the Elysee to the Louvre can't have proper conversations about their mummies and secrets anymore without being bugged (a technical expression) And they're sick of it.

During the presidency of Mitterrand it is reported today, everyone was listened to including the lawyers of the Irish trio known as "the lambs".
according to former chief of the interior spookiiii division Jean Paul Mosy

http://permanent.nouvelobs.com/societe/20050111.FAP6608.html?1903
http://www.liberation.fr/page.php?Article=267469
http://www.lexpress.fr/info/infojour/infos.asp?id=050110180758.093dygif&rub=fra&pid=050110171858

And in related news ex workers for "the agency" keep piling it on, starting a high court battle for their pensions and social welfare entitlements after fighting the cold war, and staying up all night digging tunnels and dropping concrete blocks out of transport aircraft.

http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=67955&condense_comments=false#comment97439

And just over the water MI6 has taken the unprecedented step of appointing a senior "quality control officer" to monitor the credibility and veracity of its secret intelligence, the Guardian can reveal.

The senior official, will be known as "R" -

MI6 has also appointed what they call a "non-executive director", a high-flier from the private sector with the task of trying to ensure the british spies gather secret information as efficiently and effectively as possible.

http://politics.guardian.co.uk/iraq/story/0,12956,1388401,00.html

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Maybe a Department of Justice insider,
could udpate the reader on the local situation in Dublin.
Do lawyers and their clients, confessors and their sinners, juries and their judges, doctors and their patients, military officers and their soldiers have to leave Ireland / Eire before they can be recorded, is the Dublin / Dalkey government up to scratch on that type of thing?
Michael Mc Dowell you know it makes sense-
appoint a quality control advisor.