David Walker (SAS)
 David Walker (SAS)     (Soldier) | |
|---|---|
| Born | April 1942 |
| Children | Daniel Henry Davison Walker |
| Founder of | Control Risks, Keenie Meenie Services, Saladin Security Ltd |
Ex-SAS founder of Keenie Meenie Services | |
Not to be confused with the US David Walker.
Contents
Career
David Walker was an employee of the SAS. He founded Control Risks[1] and is a specialist in South America.[2]
Activities
Keenie Meenie Services
- Full article: Keenie Meenie Services
- Full article: Keenie Meenie Services
David Walker founded Keenie Meenie Services (KMS) in 1974. This was staffed by his SAS colleagues and known as 24 SAS. The name is an acronym of Arabic slang for "under the counter" and their motto is a pun of the old SAS motto; "who pays wins". KMS is said to be one of the world's largest recruitment agencies for mercenaries.[citation needed]
"Iran-Contra"
- Full article: Iran Contra
- Full article: Iran Contra
Oliver North used Walker as part of the contra operation, Richard Secord hired him to fly missions into Nicaragua and sabotage Soviet helicopters.
Saladin Security Ltd
- Full article: Saladin Security Ltd
- Full article: Saladin Security Ltd
In 1978 Walked founded Saladin Security Ltd.
UK Deep state support
KMS also helped Ian Smith in Rhodesia, Sri Lanka and assassination operations in the Lebanon. Herman & O'Sullivan say this is all done with close co-operation with the FCO and MI6: "all the work Walker gets from the Saudis comes through the British Foreign Office".[3] In the US Walker's people receive diplomatic immunity and carry State Dept. ID.
