Friday, October 10, 2025

Ghislaine Maxwell: perverted Israeli agent



Robert Maxwell, Israel's Superspy: The Life and Murder of a Media Mogul

My Dad: Israel's Superspy
Authors Gordon Thomas and Martin Dillon have 4.6 out of 5 stars with 128 ratings in this book published in 2003.

Jewish Israeli spy [Ghislaine's father] Robert Maxwell -- ruthless, volatile, defiant, a man of gargantuan appetites for food, wine, women, power, money -- unabashedly bared his ambition to the world, as he strove to build a publishing empire in the UK and US.

But throughout his career he also nurtured another, more driving, and until now altogether hidden ambition, and that was to spy for Israel's CIA, the Mossad.

A Mossad spy? Zionist Jeffrey just liked to broker deals for Israel.

Trash: Encounters with Ghislaine Maxwell
Gordon Thomas, an author who has long been trolling the murky waters of international intelligence, shows in this gripping narrative, the conflict between this tycoon's public interests and spy's secret pursuits led to his mystifying death, officially by drowning, in Nov. 1991, off the Canary Islands.

According to the author's well-placed sources in Israel, Washington D.C., and London, Maxwell first came into Mossad's orbit in the 1970s, when the crack Israeli spy organization stole from the United States its most sophisticated piece of intelligence-gathering software, Enhanced Promis.

Of it Mossad made an electronic Trojan horse, secretly amassing strictly classified [blackmail material] information from inside the very organizations worldwide to which they were selling it.

Hunting Ghislaine (John Sweeney)
The Mossad's representative for these extremely sensitive transactions costing tens of millions of dollars in China, Russia, India, and 20 other countries was Robert Maxwell.

Only Maxwell was also helping himself to some of Mossad's profits -- as well as $750,000,000 from his employees' pension fund -- in desperate attempts to maintain his empire and to meet the demands of increasingly intolerant creditors.

Is transparency in U.S. gov't too much to ask?
Aboard his yacht that November night in 1991 Maxwell no doubt still clung to the hope of a bailout by Mossad. But the Mossad's spy masters could not afford to smile on blackmail.

This book reveals all the shocking reasons why. Eight pages of black-and-white photographs add to this astonishing tale of international intrigue, espionage, the Israeli spying agency, and murder. Robert Maxwell, Israel's Superspy: The Life and Murder of a Media Mogul

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