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| − | Stephan Kock had extensive covert involvement in the [[Arms-to-Iraq|Arms to Iraq]] affair and companies implicated in the associated arms exports. | + | Stephan Kock had extensive covert involvement in the [[Arms-to-Iraq|Arms to Iraq]] affair and companies implicated in the associated arms exports. There were a number of cryptic questions to ministers about his connections to government and the security services through the 1990's, none of which - as is usual in these cases - received a substantial reply. |
[[Gerald James]] has this to say about him in a recently posted document <ref>[[Document:Big Brother - One Man's Story|Gerald James' references to Stephan Kock]]</ref> | [[Gerald James]] has this to say about him in a recently posted document <ref>[[Document:Big Brother - One Man's Story|Gerald James' references to Stephan Kock]]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 19:29, 14 June 2010
Stephan Kock had extensive covert involvement in the Arms to Iraq affair and companies implicated in the associated arms exports. There were a number of cryptic questions to ministers about his connections to government and the security services through the 1990's, none of which - as is usual in these cases - received a substantial reply.
Gerald James has this to say about him in a recently posted document [1]
All our main companies were involved with Space Research Corporation (“SRC”) and the late Dr Gerald Bull who was behind the Supergun and other secret projects which Astra companies were also involved in. In 1989 I realised we had a hugely dangerous individual on our main Board and the BMARC Board who was an MI6 agent. This individual, Stepahnus Adolphus Kock had high level political connections to Thatcher, Heseltine, Younger, Hanley, etc as well as MI5 and MI6 connections.
It is now clear to me that he was involved in the murder of Dr Gerald Bull in Brussels on 22nd march 1990 and Jonathan Moyle in Santiago, Chile on 31st March 1990. BMARC was the only company outside the Atomic Weapons research Establishment and Government Arms depots with the capability to store nuclear bombs like Redbeard and WE177.
