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The actual report, in german: https://www.parlament.ch/centers/documents/de/bericht-gpdel-2020-11-10-d.pdf https://www.parlament.ch/centers/documents/de/bericht

The actual report, in german: https://www.parlament.ch/centers/documents/de/bericht-gpdel-2020-11-10-d.pdf https://www.parlament.ch/centers/documents/de/bericht-gpdel-... Interestingly, the report states that the collaboration of the Swiss Intelligence Service with the CIA and BND was known to only a small group of people; even the Federal Council supposedly did not know about it.

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markus_zhang 6y ago
This reminds me of Operation Gladio. In each country only a selected group knows about its existence and many politicians had no idea that it existed in their country.
- dboreham 6y ago
  Illuminati.
- jnurmine 6y ago
  Indeed, though the only commonality is high secrecy. Operation Gladio meant NATO's stay-behind armies. The original intention was that in the event of a Soviet/Warsaw Pact attack the stay-behind armies could organize guerrilla resistance and fight back. Crypto AG was essentially a clever intelligence operation.
  - 082349872349872 6y ago
    > Operation Gladio meant NATO's stay-behind armies. We aren't a NATO member, so there was a scandal after the cold war ended, when it came to light that NATO had been operating a stay-behind in our country as well.