Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

agent or mole, but President Gerald Ford suppressed the
report.
Top secret files of the CIA and FBI were opened to
Philby, despite widespread claims that he was a Soviet
agent. Although he helped [fellow spies] Burgess and
MacLean defect to Russia in 1951, he continued to work
for SIS until 1956, under the protection of Harold
MacMillan, who defended him publicly in parliamentary
debate. In 1962 and Englishwoman at a party in Israel
said, "As usual Kim is doing what his Russian Control
tells him. I know that he always worked for the Reds."
Miles Copeland says that Philby placed a mole in deep
cover in the CIA known as "Mother". Philby was quoted
as saying, "Foreign agencies spying on the U.S.
Government know exactly what one person in the CIA
wants them to know, no more and no less."
Philby was finally exposed by a defector, Michael
Goleniewski. On Jan. 23, 1963, Philby left Beirut and
defected to Moscow, where he became a Lt. Gen. in the
KGB. On June 10, 1984, Tad Szulc wrote in the
Washington Post that Philby was never a Soviet agent,
according to CIA memoranda introduced in a lawsuit, but
that he was a triple agent. This explains curious
paradoxes in the supposed rivalry between the CIA and
the KGB, when certain charmed souls float easily back
and forth between the two services. Agents of either
service are "eliminated" when they find out more than is
good for them about this odd arrangement.