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| − | + | [[Evelyn Le Chêne]] is mother of [[Adrian Franks]] and controller of [[Martin Hogbin]], both of whom infiltrated the [[Campaign Against Arms Trade]] on behalf of [[BAE Systems]]. | |
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In September 2003, the ''[[Sunday Times]]'' exposed a "spy network" run by Le Chêne with a database of >148,000 names and addresses of activists, peace campaigners, environmentalists and union members. The story stated that she was running spies who posed as activists to obtain confidential information from [[lobby groups]], and reports on CAAT were at one point being sent daily to BAE's security group from within the organisation. | In September 2003, the ''[[Sunday Times]]'' exposed a "spy network" run by Le Chêne with a database of >148,000 names and addresses of activists, peace campaigners, environmentalists and union members. The story stated that she was running spies who posed as activists to obtain confidential information from [[lobby groups]], and reports on CAAT were at one point being sent daily to BAE's security group from within the organisation. | ||
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Revision as of 16:46, 24 May 2015
 Evelyn Le Chêne  (spook) | |
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| Born | 1930s?"1930s?" contains an extrinsic dash or other characters that are invalid for a date interpretation. |
| Founder of | Threat Response International |
Evelyn Le Chêne is mother of Adrian Franks and controller of Martin Hogbin, both of whom infiltrated the Campaign Against Arms Trade on behalf of BAE Systems.
Activities
In September 2003, the Sunday Times exposed a "spy network" run by Le Chêne with a database of >148,000 names and addresses of activists, peace campaigners, environmentalists and union members. The story stated that she was running spies who posed as activists to obtain confidential information from lobby groups, and reports on CAAT were at one point being sent daily to BAE's security group from within the organisation.
Publications
- No.11, 1989 Chemical and biological warfare : threat of the future / by Evelyn Le Chene. Toronto : Mackenzie Institute for the Study of Terrorism, Revolution and Propaganda, 1989. Mackenzie paper. ; no. 11 31 p. ; 21 cm. -- ISBN: 0921877102[1]
Resources
- Eveline Lubbers The Threat Response Spy Files evel - spin.off, Spinwatch 13 Feb 2007
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