Icke / Tier 4 — The Captured Institutions and Their Instruments / intelligence-military
MI5
Where each worldview places it
The domestic service, sworn to the monarch, whose head attended the royal-palace dinner. In 1988 it denied assassinating people; Icke says "they get others to"[1]. And the Truth shows it backing one side of the Northern Ireland conflict through its 'Tara' operation, and says Lord Victor Rothschild sought to discredit it[2].
- Controls / directs
- Answers to / controlled by
- Key events
- 1941: receives a warning about the subversive organisation Harold Wilson announced at Oxford but takes no action (per Kitty Little)[3]
- later investigates Wilson legitimately, and Jim Callaghan has its investigators removed as "Right wing extremists"[3]
- under John Major it is brought into domestic law enforcement[4]
- Members / notable people
- Author's claims · 3
- 01"the loyalist paramilitary movement was deliberately backed by an MI5 operation called 'Tara'"; Colin Wallace, who exposed it, "was immediately sent to England and charged with a 'security offence'. Later he was charged with murder"[5].
- 02Wilson and Heath restricted it, and "Lord Rothschild was actively seeking to discredit MI5", including through the Spycatcher disinformation[3].
- 03In the 2018 book its logo carries the pyramid and all-seeing eye; it has print-journalist assets who trash elite-paedophilia stories, and it did nothing about the FBI's warning on Abedi[6].