Robert Maxwell, Israel's Superspy by Martin Dillon

Mayne Legend and The Assassination of Robert Maxwell: Israels Superspy.

Maxwell ultimately sold Promis software worth over $500 million to the intelligence agencies of Zimbabwe, South Africa, Guatemala, Colombia, Nicaragua, Bulgaria, Egypt, East Germany, Poland, Belgium, Turkey, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand and China, to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the KGB-all of whom the Mossad monitored as Promis developed intelligence for the benefit of the owner-and, unknowingly, the Mossad. In The Trigger Men, bestselling author Martin Dillon delves into the dark and. 'Eventually the Mossad adopted the same process used by the CIA to hide its own money distributions.

This enabled the Mossad to monitor Promis and obtain the information the program developed as it worked for all who used it-friend and foe alike.' By Gordon Thomas, Martin Dillon, ISBN: 9780786712953, Paperback. Eiten then worked through former Mossad agent Ari Ben Menashe, who found Yahuda Ben-Hanan in California's Silicon Valley to construct a back door to the program. After his meeting with Hamilton, Eitan immediately went to the Department of Justice, and, through serendipity, acquired a copy of Promis. The theft took place when the Mossad's Rafi Eitan traveled to the United States impersonating an assistant prosecutor in the Israeli Ministry of Justice in Tel Aviv and met with William Hamilton, the inventor of Promis, at Inslaw. (With Thomas Gordon) Robert Maxwell, Israels Superspy: The Life and Murder of a Media Mogul, Carroll & Graf (New York, NY), 2003. Promis could track data on any target subject by querying and integrating information from innumerable electronic databases, without requiring reprogramming. 'Robert Maxwell traveled the world and peddled Promis, software the Israelis stole from Inslaw, the American company that developed the program.

This is a long read, but uses sources of whose who from Israel Mossad, to USA Intelligence. by Gordon Thomas & Martin Dillon RELEASE DATE: Jan. The debate continues by some, exactly who Robert Maxwell was, especially now with the Ghislaine Maxwell trial underway! Why Maxwell recruited Epstein, is an interesting tale.

Robert Maxwell, Israel's Superspy by Martin Dillon