Who spoke to the homeland secretary? The central issues of whistle-blower protection, public interest disclosures, journalistic freedom and the accountability of our elected representatives continue to be just as relevant today. For me as a journalist who was really getting started around that time, this climate of fear that was in place in the United States and also in the UK. ", Keira Knightley and Katharine Gun at the London premiere of "Official Secrets. Gavin Hood: After the spellcheck. She said, You mean I dont have to wear a corset? To your point, in some way, she said to me, As a woman, its kind of ironic as an actress that I so often, even though Im in the modern world, that I have to find heroic women in period dramas wearing corsets. Theres something weird about that. "But the more I think about what happened, the more angry and frustrated I get about the fact that nobody acted on intelligence. There it was spotted by Debs Paterson, director of the critically acclaimed Africa United, who met Katharine Gun last week with a view to making the film of her life. However, she is not without disappointment about how little obvious difference she made. "That really happened," Hood confirmed, though it did not go quite as it is shown in the film. He loves a battle, when it's done with words, boasts, and threats. His work has appeared in The Intercept, The New Republic, HuffPost, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and more. Not good enough, the trio decided. Gavin Hood: Hes not in journalism. She had received an email in her inbox asking her and her colleagues to help in a vast intelligence "surge" designed to secure a UN resolution to send troops into Iraq. Iran, meanwhile, says it doesn't want war, but will defend itself. Gun had, of course, been forced to abandon her career in the civil service I didnt know the story and I googled her. Eventually, it was widely held that at least one of the reports of the attacks, and perhaps even both, were false. Though celebrated Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg would later call Guns actions the most important and courageous leak in history due to her efforts to save lives through preventing a war, she obviously didnt succeed in stopping the invasion. [In the movie, Gun says I dont work for the government, I work for the people.]. When you support The American Prospect, youre supporting fellow readers who arent able to give, and countering the class system for information. I was 27 when it all began. Only later did I appreciate the extent to which the journalists involved Martin Bright, Peter Beaumont and Ed Vulliamy had to go in order to prove that the email was legitimate. A decade on, sitting in a cafe in Cheltenham, not far from GCHQ, I asked her if she still stood by what she had done. Questioner: The only thing that I've wondered while watching the film, since it's a true story, is how could Ms. Gunn, who was a spy, who was a member of an intelligence agency, be surprised when her husband got deportedor when the government came after her husband, how could she be surprised when all of the different reactions she got came forward? Unfortunately, perhaps, I have a conscience and my dishonesty gnawed at me persistently until the next day, when I confessed. Its Straussian, over the top and pretentious but basically amounts to this. Again. And when we got to that point in the movie, I had to start montaging it because it was just taking too long to get to the end. But again, I cant help but make some small jokes about these things. Whether you work for Boeing or Enron or Wallstreet? But when Gun's lawyers threaten to question the U.K. Attorney General Lord Goldsmith about Britain's involvement in the Iraq war, the government drops their case against Gun. Cheering crowds have never been my sort of thing. Not mine or The Observer's finest hour, has to be said. I am an American citizen; I have a strange accent but Ive been here 25 years; my kids were born here. [Gun's husband Yasar, a Kurd, was nearly deported back to the Middle East at one point, even though he had nothing to do with the leak.]. Do you vote, do you analyze who you should vote for or do you just take it for granted? 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Perhaps it was no wonder that Tony Blairs government decided to abandon the case without offering any evidence. Since 2003, my life and Gun's have continued to cross from time to time. Americans find it hard to believe that it could happen, but it happens, it happens fast. This, remember, was a conflict that caused the deaths of 179 British servicemen, hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and caused countless more to suffer serious wounds, both physical and psychological. David Dayen: How did you think Keira Knightley was an asset in showing that emotional journey throughout the movie? As the working day came to close, I tried to project a sense of calm I didnt feel, walked out of the gates and put the incriminating email in the post. '", "The scene where all of us receive this email and we're discussing the memo, that never happened. But I talk to people and there does seem to be a sense of failure that, despite all the campaigning and all the marching and all the protesting and everything they did, it made not a ha'porth of difference. As one of the journalists who broke the story, I feel a certain responsibility for how things have turned out. Anyway, the Office of Special Plans and Abram Shulsky make an interesting Wikipedia read, it won't take you very long. To me, it was a way of showing that Iraq cannot be dismissed as a horror show of suffering, but is an ancient and sophisticated culture that goes back thousands of years. David Dayen: And you were dealing with a story that was about a leak that didn't stop a war and leading to a trial that didn't happen. WebIts the tale of whistleblower Katharine Gun, a former translator for the UKs Government Communications HQ, who leaked a top-secret memo in 2003 on the eve of a divisive US-led war. Abandoned blue sleeping bag, tents and several wooden shelters are found in woodland close to where police Don't just stick to the Malbec! His exact words to describe the intelligence method is, The goal of the intelligence is not the truth, but victory. That is a quote from Shulsky. But the falsehoods and unnecessary wars of yesteryear likely have influenced the waning support for public institutions today. What do you think resonates? Whistleblower Katherine Gun, right, is played by Keira Knightly in the movie Official Secrets, Gun was outraged after she learned - as part of her job with GCHQ - that the United States wanted Britain to assist in spying on fellow United Nations Security Council members to win a vote in favour of a planned war in Iraq. The email, which was sent by an American NSA official, suggested that the US was just as well aware that it couldnt earn UN support through valid arguments alone: The memo outlined a plan to bug diplomats from non-permanent UN Security Council Nations Chile, Pakistan, Bulgaria, Guinea, Angola, and Cameroon in search of intelligence that could be used to cajole and possibly even blackmail them into supporting the invasion. And they failed, in part, I believe, because Katharine Gun leaked that memo, Official Secrets director Gavin Hood told Democracy Now!. Sixteen years ago, I became headline news after I leaked an internal email from GCHQ, the communications intelligence gathering centre near Cheltenham. Those are compelling and important qualities to see in characters that move through a story, and I feel like especially for women it's an under-valued active engine. Surely, after 16 years, we are entitled to have answers. We were in development with a particular studio, and I don't mean to be funny after such a heavy film but sometimes we need a little bit of humor. For all the relief, there was a weird sense of anti-climax that we would now be unable to give our side of the story to the public. Gavin Hood: Yes, it really sticks in my throat too. We must not be flummoxed by exaggerated claims of threats against America and our interests. David Dayen: But he is not a headline journalist at a newspaper. However, Gun was well aware that any attempt to release the memo would find her running afoul of Britains Official Secrets Act, which criminalizes the leaking of intelligence-related information. But she still was not uncomfortable with the other things we've talked about. And maybe they were right, I don't know. Despite the millions affected by the Iraq War, its now far removed from British and American news cycles, displaced from the headlines by todays political turmoil. And in her case, she risked both her job and her freedom and whatever you think of her politically, I think that takes some guts. WebKatharine Gun was a young specialist working for Britains Government Communications Headquarters when she exposed a highly confidential memo that revealed the United You took this job and didnt even know what it was. And isnt it also time to re-examine the Official Secrets Act? "There seems to be this blas attitude the spying goes on, everyone does it and so it's nothing to get all hot under the collar about. Then the most almighty cacophony erupted, a roar so loud we could barely hear to speak. Which really, really, really happened. I've seen that happen. And Where Is Katharine Gun, JUST 36 HOURS TO GO IN OUR WINTER CAMPAIGN. Gun was visiting friends and family in Cheltenham when I talked to her, with the strain obvious on her face but still looking much younger than her 38 years. Supported by Liberty, the prominent British civil-rights campaigning organiza-tion, Gun and her lawyer, Ben Emmerson (Ralph Fiennes), decided to cite grounds of necessity in order to contest the charges laid against her. The more we find out that in fact the million-person march was a real cause of worry for Downing Street and for Blair personally, it makes you think we were so close and yet so far.". Instead, the American coalition was forced to stake its claim to a legal invasion on grounds of self defense, including now-infamously untrue claims about weapons of mass destruction. The risks Gun took in revealing the UN email's existence were huge. He is wonderfully articulate but super pissed off, and his PTSDbecause hes been in Iraq for yearsmanifests at just disdain for that certain person you mentioned. You may not know the name Katharine Gun unless you live in the United Kingdom, but she was a pivotal figure in the run-up to the Iraq War. Director Gavin Hood Writers Sara Bernstein Gregory Bernstein Gavin Hood Stars Keira Knightley Matt Smith Matthew Goode The truth was that in April of 2002, the two world leaders secretly had agreed on a plan to take out Saddam, all the while giving speeches insisting that the only motivation for even considering war was that horrific stockpile of deadly weapons. By Katharine Gun, Gchq Whistleblower For The Mail On Sunday, Published: 22:33 GMT, 26 October 2019 | Updated: 16:47 GMT, 8 November 2019. Katharine Gun and Martin Bright could be forgiven for fielding Hollywoods overtures with a degree of skepticism. That would be awkward. It wasone of the reasons I came to this country in 89 was because we were getting drafted, and I thought I cant do this. At first, I heard nothing. Copyright 2023 | The American Prospect, Inc. | All Rights Reserved, The Alt-Labor Chronicles: Americas Worker Centers, Official Secrets: A Conversation With Director Gavin Hood. WebGun, then 28, received an email about a U.S.-led operation enlisting the help of Britain to spy on other countries, in an attempt to blackmail them into supporting the Iraq War. We go to the canteen and we talk.. Then, the following November, after eight months of worry, I was finally charged. And she said, I dont work for the government. That was my first thoughtwhat do you mean you dont work for the government? Questioner: It was so heartening to hear you talk about that hero's journey because I feel like we so often take compassion, passion, integrity for granted as a call to action. Maybe thats rewarding. But, maybe if I didn't know and maybe if I went into that job and discovered oh my God, maybe I really can stop a terrorist attack today. Photograph: Andy Hall for the Observer, en years ago, a young Mandarin specialist at GCHQ, the government's surveillance centre in Cheltenham, did something extraordinary. As of 2020 Gun lives in Turkey and Britain. This, despite credible evidence that Iran was in full compliance with terms of the agreement. She made the point that if you have Helen Mirren playing the Queen or Meryl Streep playing Maggie Thatcher, everybody knows those people and your judged on how well you impersonate, if you will, those people. It remains entirely to the credit of Roger Alton, at the time the paper's editor, that he stuck with the story, despite its potential implications. According to the Guardian, It should take the facts as they lead. Much to the distress of our former partners in the Iran nuclear deal, Donald Trump pulled the United States out of the agreement and announced tougher sanctions. But my point is simply this: The underpinnings of this country matter. Powerful Commons committee could look at case for banning stoves in towns and Love Island hit by hundreds of Ofcom complaints from furious viewers over 'toxic femininity' row and Movie As easy as buying a loaf of bread: Undercover footage reveals how laughing gas is being sold from local Could Northern Ireland become the UK's Silicon Valley? She went to this interview, the next minute were down this rabbit hole, the next minute my wifes telling the world. I did feel like, Well, I failed.. As Bright noted, however, what we see in the movie is close to the real events. So right there, you are pulling out the highlights," said Hood of the key issue with making Official Secrets. Most whistleblowers leak after the event to expose perceived wrongdoing. Naturally, I was discreet. WebFor example, a scene where Gun tries to get her husband out of an immigration detention center actually played out over three days during which she did not know where he was. Theyre talking about diplomatic negotiations, and having all the cards on the table, but behind that what theyre doing is trying to bribe UN diplomatic members to vote for a war which has no legal justifications, Gun says. I answered an advert in The Guardian newspaper for a translator. She could easily have been me or you at your place of work, where something comes across your desk and you go, This doesn't smell right. I was called on to look this way and that and smile until my face was stiff. Happy and carefree, Id recently married my handsome husband and was working at GCHQ as a linguist. She didnt know where he was for three days and she took the train down from Charlton to London to see the MP, Nigel Jones, who said exactly what he says in the movie. It was written in technical language, but the meaning was clear enough: the Americans were asking around 100 people in GCHQ to gather information from the communications made by diplomats from six nations Angola, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Chile, Guinea and Pakistan all which were then sitting on the United Nations Security Council. Because it was toughthe guy wouldnt print his stuff. David Dayen: The first thing I thought about when looking at this movie is that in most recent historical epics, the audience knows what's happening next. Daniel Ellsberg, the celebrated American whistleblower who leaked the Pentagon Papers about the build-up to the war in Vietnam, described it as "the most important and courageous leak I have ever seen".He added: "No one else including myself has ever done what Katharine Gun did: tell secret truths at personal risk, before an imminent war, in time, possibly, to avert it.". KatharineGun did not stop the war,but was it all entirely in vain? So, Im not really answering your question well, but her feeling was just: Now I dont belong in this company. WebYou may not know the name Katharine Gun unless you live in the United Kingdom, but she was a pivotal figure in the run-up to the Iraq War. You have no idea. Such a law is not compatible with openness, transparency, accountability and justice. And I thought this is going to end in the worst civil war. WebI disappeared with my husband down to the coast in Brighton, on the coast of England, and spent some time away from the limelight, Gun said in the interview. Or at least, she could have been. The contents were explosive, implicating America in a blackmail plot to swing UN votes in favor of an invasion. We may earn a commission from these links. "You get to the end, and there's this court case. Now, Trump says, he wants to see Iran back at the negotiating table. Iran has been filmed loading missiles aboard some of its vessels. Who authorised the NSA email, for example? She said, I was naive. Her story, which reveals what a country will do when it wants war and claims it does not, is told in an updated book and a major motion picture soon to be released--Official Secrets (Keira Knightly is Katharine). The spin in this country and in the UK was the threat of deadly weapons ready to be deployed by Saddam. Actually, there were two incidents at sea, blamed originally on the North Vietnamese. As it was, a second UN resolution directly to authorise war against Iraq never materialised and air strikes began on 19 March 2003. But get out of that trailer as fast as possible, get onto the set, and work from inside? Perhaps a plane painted in UN colors could be shot down over Iraq. I became a mother, we moved countries and I have come to terms with that year of my life, though it will always define me in some ways. The British are quite British, you know. Whatever, she blew the whistle ultimately revealing the truth behind the build-up to the Iraq War--regime change, disguised as terrifying threats of weapons of mass destruction. By the time Gun and around 100 of her colleagues received the emailed memo that would change her life, she had already come to the conclusion that the arguments for war with Iraq were not really valid arguments, she tells me. One by one, all those who received the email approximately 100 people were taken in for a grilling. Seven times I've submitted articles to you with an alternate point of view, and seven times you've turned me down. Who knows whether they would've bent those other nations to vote for a resolution. Our institutions matter. She thought wow, they need a Mandarin translator at GCHQ. If Keira Knightleys remarkable performance in Official Secrets can help change that, the film will truly have been worthwhile. And I think thats why you get this very honest, pure, deeply felt performance. Where do you draw the line? And it's also true that we were then attacked by the Drudge Report for what would now be called 'fake news. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. 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This is my second brief moment of fame. Then, we all started watching the invasion and we werent how we got into the war. You dont have to agree with what she did, Im just telling you what she did. Official Secrets is, for the most part, a historical account of these events in 2003, but as with nearly all films based on a true story, some things have been changed to aid the drama of the narrative. Amazing lady, shes still a journalist. So, to find that it would be dramatised on the big screen was as wonderfully welcome as it was astonishing. What we have in this country is very precious, and in a sense, when I make these kind of films I don't know if I consciously do it, it's actually reminding about us that authoritarianism and governments gone awry are not okay, and what makes us strongoh, that sounds terribly pretentious, but I think you see where I'm coming from. Perhaps they don't trust him to keep his word. And it's not an easy question, it sounds easy, but I don't think it is. And it was this book which eventually became the script for Official Secrets. As a result, there never was any second UN resolution. It was both exhilarating and just a little uncomfortable. Quality journalism. And he kept thinking, 'How am I going to portray this? Guided by her conscience, Katharine Gun defied her government and leaked the memo to the press, setting off a chain of events that jeopardized her freedom, her safety, but also opened the door to putting the entire Iraq invasion on trial. However, her husband and the father of her daughters name is Yasar Gun. This is not to say that Iran does not have a trick up its sleeve, or that wild-eyed Iranian hawks aren't circling its leaders. She failed. The only thing that we altered in that is that I didnt have time to tell it for as long as it went on. 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