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At War with the Truth
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The True Story of Searchlight Agent Tim Hepple
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This booklet is about a man of many possible faces and many possible
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allegiances. For the mainstream media and readers of the anti-fascist
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magazine Searchlight Tim Hepple was simply a member of the fascist
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British National Party who 'saw the light' and approached Searchlight
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asking if he could act as a mole for them. As such he seemed to follow in
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the footsteps of other Searchlight moles, the most famous being Ray Hill
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who in 1984 in a blaze of publicity and a World in Action documentary
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'came out' exposing his former friends in the far right.
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In April 1994 in a dramatic World in Action programme Tim Hepple appeared
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on camera as a source helping expose the violent Nazi group Combat 18.
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However, at the end of April a pamphlet 'A Lie Too Far', exposed Hepple
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as an agent provocateur in the Anarchist movement. This pamphlet focused
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on the list of names and details of C-18 thugs which Hepple encouraged
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Green Anarchist magazine to publish. The list contained many factual
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errors and was composed with intention of getting Anarchists arrested
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and encouraging C18/BNP members to mount-counter attacks. However the
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list had another purpose. They had been designed to put Green Anarchist
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under attack on 3 fronts - arrested by the state, attacked by C18/BNP
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thugs and also by anti-fascists. This would come about because after
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Green Anarchist had published them Searchlight would 'expose' the lists
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as being supplied by Nazis. The resulting smears would open the target up
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to attack from the Left/anti-fascists. It was this third front of desired
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assault - by their own comrades on the Left - that points most clearly in
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the direction of list passing as being part of MI5's current battle plan.
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Luckily O'hara was able to prevent Green Anarchist from publishing the
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lists, but unfortunatly, unknown to him, Tim Scargill of the Class War
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Organisation was also passed a copy of this list (by presumed
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Searchlight assets still under investigation) and published himself. As
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O'hara had predicted Scargill was immediately attacked as a being a
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fascist.
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O'hara responded by working on with Green Anarchist and Tim Scargill to
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produce a pamphlet, A Lie Too Far (ALTF), to try repair some of the damage
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and to prevent such events happening again. In ALTF Searchlight magazine,
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it editor Gerry Gabble, Ray Hill and Tim Hepple were accused of
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implementing a plot to physically and politically subvert the Anarchist
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movement. Searchlight was plotting against the British left. Why? Some
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would answer that Searchlight is an arm of the secret state. This
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pamphlet certainly does. Many years ago Duncan Campbell in the New
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Statesman unearthed a document which incontrovertibly showed that Gerry
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Gable had spread disinformation on behalf of MI5. This 'Gable
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Memorandum' was recently published by Lobster Magazine (issue 24).
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ALTF contains extracts from letters which Hepple wrote to Green
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Anarchist's editor, and this publication uses letters not disclosed in
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ALTF to prove beyond doubt that Hepple was an agent provocateur. It is up
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to you to decide whether you should continue to buy searchlight. If you
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do- remember Searchlight is a thoughly discredited organisation serving
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the secret states' agenda.
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copies available from all good bookshops still standing and for 2 pounds
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in stamps or blank PO's from
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BM BOX 4769, London, WC1N 3XX
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or Green Anarchist Mail Order, c/o 151b London Road, Camberley, Surrey,
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GU15 3JY
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