Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Air Intelligence, SIS, wrote about his operation of Ultra,
"The Ultra Secret". He says:
"On Aug. 2 (1944) which I remember, covered two whole sheets of my Ultra
paper, Hitler told Kluge not to pay any attention to the American breakout. He
then outlined his master plan for handling the entire invasion."
Had Hitler had access to all secret communications of
the Allies, he would have had an unbeatable advantage.
The Allies listened to all of his orders, and reacted
accordingly. Early in the war, Ultra informed them that
the Germans were planning a massive bombing raid on
Coventry. If they evacuated the city, it would show the
Germans they were listening to their plans. Churchill
ordered the British to do nothing. The Germans bombed
Coventry, killing thousands of women and children. The
Ultra secret was protected at the cost of many British
lives.
The British also had a double agent, Baron Wilhelm de
Ropp, who was Hitler's personal confidante on British
policy. De Ropp had lived in England since 1910. He
married an English wife, but maintained an apartment on
the Kurfurstendamm, as a journalist moving between
Germany and England. His closest friend in England was
F.W. Winterbotham, chief of Air Intelligence. In Feb.
1939, de Ropp took Winterbotham to Germany, where
he conferred with Hitler, Rudolf Hess, and von Milch,
head of the German Air Force. Winterbotham writes:
"By 1934, I had obtained personal contact with the Head of State, Hitler, and
with Alfred Rosenberg, the official Nationalist Party Philosopher and Foreign
Affairs expert, and Rudolf Hess, Hitler's deputy. From my personal meetings