Can the heads of Britain's intelligence services fail to resign, if this story proves to be true?
US 'issued alert' on 7/7 bomber in 2003 - Britain - Times Online
Monday, June 19, 2006
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- Tom Paine
- The Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 means people in Britain can now be detained without trial; even without being told the crime of which they are accused. So much for an 800 year tradition of liberty in a country which now has more in common with Myanmar or North Korea (liberty-wise) than the rest of the English-speaking world. © Tom Paine 2006.
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A senior British security source has told The Times that they were aware of the allegations but said that they were “untrue and one of the many myths that have grown up around Khan”.
So the short answer to the question of whether any UK officals or politicians will resign is: "No!"
...but the question was phrased conditionally. Are they so shameless as not to resign, if it proves to be true?
They will find a way of making someone junior take the flack.
As an aside, who at ministerial level is responsible for intelligence? Defence, Home Office, Prime Minister?
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