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| − | In 1990, British Army general Sir [[Anthony Farrar-Hockley]], the former [[NATO]] commander of Allied Forces Northern Europe, and General Sir [[Walter Walker]], another former head of NATO's forces – confirmed that a secret armed network of selected civilians was set up in Britain after the war and was secretly modernised in the [[Thatcher]] years and maintained into the 1980s. <ref name=indy/><ref>https://www.cambridgeclarion.org/press_cuttings/gladio.terrorism.inquiry_graun_17nov1990.html</ref>
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| − | The anti-fascist magazine [[Searchlight]] revealed that plans for secret armed cells to resist a more left-wing Labour government were drawn up by a group that included [[George Kennedy Young]] – the ex-deputy director of the British intelligence service [[MI6]] and [[Airey Neave]].<ref name=indy>https://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/profiles/the-airey-neave-files-9198351.html</ref>
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