Milice de Jésus-christ

On peut trouver sur internet :

ROGUE AGENTS

Habsburg, Pinay and the Private Cold War 1951 - 1991

On y parle à plusieurs reprises du père Dubois.

(la copie semble difficile)

Et ce soit-disant rabbin sur la liste Libert ....
C'est qui ?
Curieux mélange des genres !!!!

Ce rabbin reste inconnu ... il n'y a eu aucun rabbin de ce nom en Belgique depuis 1940 ...

Pour en revenir au père Morlion, dans

ROGUE AGENTS

(version 2011)

il y a une courte mention du père Félix Morlion, dans un passage très intéressant :

(...) At Alliata's initiative, an American Academy of the Mediterranean was founded in Mexico City in 1958, the same year that would see the creation of the Tecos, the Mexican branch of WACL, which perhaps more than any other branch, was responsible for WACL's opening-up to fascism. Other sponsors of the American Academy were Salazar and Andreotti. In a meeting held on 26th October, 1968 at Palazzo Barbarini, plans were drawn up to establish the International University of the Mediterranean, no doubt the organisation headed by Magnino in 1978. In the 1968 meeting, it was decided that the pro-rector was to be Monsignor Antonio de Angelis, previously pro-rector of the University for Social Studies Pro Deo, Pro Deo being the right-wing Catholic organisation subsidized by U.S. intelligence and run by the Belgian priest Felix Morlion.

On the domestic (Belgian) front, the AESP had been continuing close cooperation with the PIO counter-subversion group. Contacts between Bougerol, Damman and PIO's political master Benoît de Bonvoisin intensified in the late 1970s.

Having visited the AESP Chapter Assembly in February 1976 and the CEDI Congress in the following December, both times accompanied by de Bonvoisin and both times meeting Brian Crozier, Major Bougerol remained in touch with the AESP throughout 1977. In the September/October 1977 issue of the MAUE/AESP journal Europe Information which also circulated the Cercle’s post-Helsinki "Appeal for Freedom",

Florimond Damman announced: "December 1977, date yet to be fixed: a lecture by Major Bougerol at the Université Libre de Bruxelles on the theme "Subversion, the ultimate weapon?" with slideshow on the events of May 1968". Entries in Damman's diary confirm that Bougerol gave his lecture for MAUE members on 13th December, 1977, and a further entry in Damman's diary dated 30th December 1977 makes reference to a meeting with Bougerol to discuss Inforep.

The close cooperation between the AESP and de Bonvoisin was formalized by the latter's inclusion on the 1977 AESP membership list as a member of the AESP's Study Groups. A MAUE circular produced for the European elections in June 1979 shows that by then de Bonvoisin had also been taken up as a Advisory Board member of MAUE. In 1978, de Bonvoisin was at the height of his official power, serving as adviser to Defence Minister Vanden Boeynants as well as providing considerable financial and logistical backing for PIO. Indeed, since 1976, de Bonvoisin's company PDG had been subsidizing PIO to the tune of over one million
Belgian francs a year. As would later become apparent, de Bonvoisin and VdB had also continued funding for the NEM Clubs implicated with Bougerol in the rumours of a coup d'etat in 1973. By 1978, the fascists funded by these two CEPIC/AESP members were setting up a network of cells within the Gendarmerie who would later be the main suspects in the wave of destabilization in Belgium in the early 1980s.

However, de Bonvoisin's support for PIO and Bougerol's ambitious expansion of PIO activities was not without risk. In a 1978 letter, Bougerol's partner Commissioner Fagnart of the SDRA military security service warned him of growing concern within the Belgian military and intelligence community about his apparently
limitless horizons for PIO:

"I don't want to give details of the defects of your ship, as you know them as
well as I do, if not better. However, offhand, I quote:
a) the discretion of your "network" is insufficient (whether this be your
fault or not);
b) the infiltration of this network must be considered not as possible but
as probable, if not certain;
c) you are invading other people's turf - don't yell! You want examples:
- how would you, or can you, justify your rôle in the occasional missions
of people going to Zaire or elsewhere?
- are you sure that all you ask of your correspondents is justified within
the strict framework of your activities?
d) what do your correspondents in the official services - Gendarmerie,
Sûreté, etc - think of you, and what rôle do they think you are playing?

But .. I don't think I have to convince you!
We could imagine another danger:
a) if a "plumber" [burglar] visited the avenue d'Auderghem [PIO military
branch] or perhaps the rue Belliard [PIO civilian offices in a building
shared with CEPIC, PDG and later MAUE];
b) if messages or telephone calls were intercepted;
c) if what you said at the "secret" meetings were to be divulged;
d) if there was a leak about the Saud affair or the affairs concerning
Formosa, Spain or the UK, incidents which you should consider as "to
be foreseen".
It's impossible for you to fit these into the framework of your official duties (for
PIO or others).

- of course, I know as well as you do that without taking risks, you would
remain inefficient. But I want to convince you to reduce these risks to
what is strictly necessary. (Sorry if I am being tough, but our friendship
allows me to be, and forces me to be so.)

- what to do?
a) start again on the basic principle of absolute need-to-know, above all
for those matters that go beyond your official mission;
b) create an unassailable and solid justification with reference to the
official mission in each of your actions;
c) for this, re-define this official mission and always advance this cover to
everyone.
- Last argument which isn't scientific at all: I feel that the danger is
imminent" (325)*.

The danger was indeed imminent; the "semi-private, semi-public" PIO was
removed from the Army hierarchy in December 1978 after the death of Bougerol's
protector, Lt-Gen Roman, Chief of the Army General Staff. Despite this, PIO
continued to function until at least 1980 as a private group financially supported by
de Bonvoisin (326).

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Il faudrait étudier les passages mentionnant Bougerol dans ce livre.

Je note que "le protecteur" de Bougerol était le Lt-Gen Roman.

Or, André Moyen affirme que ce dernier préparait un coup d'Etat à la fin de sa vie (mais il n'aurait été suivi que par quelques officiers, sans doute para-commandos) ...

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A noter aussi, une brève mention dans l'Extrême-droite et l'Etat, CHP4,

p.122

(...) En liaison avec le Comité de Coordination, il faut encore citer un certain nombre d'associations chrétiennes intégristes, qui se sentent beaucoup plus proches de la doctrine de Mgr. Lefebvre que des innovations du Concile Vatican II. C'est notamment le cas de SPES à Alost, dont le porte-parole est le chanoine Vandervreken, du Cercle Saint-Lambert de St. Truiden avec E.H. Ory, et de la revue Positiefde E.P. Boeykens à Oostakker. Une place importante dans cette prude confrérie est occupée par le groupe de travail 'Nowa Huta - Roomskatholiek reveil', lui aussi affilié au CA W. D'une certaine manière, cette initiative ressemble aux brigades offensives du Père Morlion avant-guerre. (...)

Autre passage très intéressant de " Rogue Agents " (2011)

(...) The same year, Töttösy and Francis Dessart published a book Comité Hongrie 1956-76 to commemorate the revolution; in 1977, the two men set up an eponymous committee whose address was the familiar building at 39, rue Belliard, home to CEPIC, PDG, PIO and later MAUE. The list of its Board members is revealing: alongside Töttösy and Dessart, the Board included Damman, Lecerf, Victor de Stankovich, Bernard Mercier and Jacques Borsu.

The late Victor de Stankovich was another Hungarian exile who also figured on the P7 list - of the five Belgians on the P7 list, three were linked to Damman : Pons, Töttösy and de Stankovich. De Stankovich was a fervent Atlanticist and a former contributor to Radio Free Europe, Voice of America and Report and Dispatch
from NATO. Bernard Mercier was a Board member of CEPIC, named with de Bonvoisin and Vankerkhoven in the 1981 Sûreté report as financial backers of the Front de la Jeunesse and the NEM Clubs. An intimate of Bougerol's, Mercier accompanied Bougerol and CEPIC Senator Angèle Verdin to Spain after Franco's
death to visit his grave; all three then went on to attend the 25th CEDI Congress where they met Töttösy and Pons. A 1983 Sûreté report repeated allegations by WNP members that Mercier was a regional representative/inspector of the WNP. Francis Dessart was closely linked to the Moonies, WACL and the ABN; he was also one of Aginter Press's contacts in Belgium along with two other Board members of the
Comité Hongrie 1956-76, Damman and Lecerf. Jacques Borsu was a former comrade-in-arms of French mercenary Bob Denard and leader of the neo-nazi Parti Européen. Having organized paramilitary training camps for the Flemish fascist Vlaamse Militanten Orde (VMO), he was one of the co-defendants in a 1981 trial of VMO leaders (329)*.

Voir aussi, notamment sur Bernard Mercier :

Le ministre, son baron et la Sûreté de l'Etat

http://www.scribd.com/BEGHINSELEN

http://www.scribd.com/doc/101246819/Le-ministre-son-baron-et-la-Surete-de-l-Etat

( extrait de "L'extrême droite et l'Etat" (auteurs divers, EPO 1981, chapitre 9 )

Il est aussi question de Bernard Mercier dans

Les brigades noires (S.Dumont, EPO 1983)

http://www.scribd.com/doc/77306582/Les-Brigades-Noires-CHP14

ainsi que, à nouveau, de multiples références dans l'étude sur le cercle Pinay, "Rogue Agents" (2011).

Intéressant de relire

http://www.scribd.com/doc/94286664/GLADIO-JW-1ere-partie-CHP-3

Gladio (J.Willems, EPO 1991)

CHP3. Histoires de "glaives"

et

Annexe: 1. Les amis du chevalier De Roover

Pages 53 et suivantes du livre

Quelques autres documents relatifs au père Félix Morlion ...

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Scholar, theologian, diplomat and social reformer. Born in Belgium, Father Morlion was an avowed atheist until the age of 21, at which time he converted to Catholicism and later became a Dominican priest. After studying philosophy, theology and engineering at the University of Louvain and spending several years at the Dominican Institute of Ghent, he joined the Dominican Order. In 1932 he founded the International Pro Deo Union (also known as the “United People’s Movement”) as an independent association to promote world ecumenism among young political, educational, cultural and religious leaders from every faith and nation. Until his death, this group published a monthly newsletter, “United People,” that circulated in 152 countries.

(...)

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THE NAZI CONNECTION TO THE JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION

by Mae Brussell Published in The Rebel, November 22, 1983.

(...)

When Wolff hammered out the secret surrender terms with Dulles, he had
in the back of his mind a safe diaspora for his nazi compatriots. This is
where the OSS, William Donovan and the sovereign state of the Vatican
came in. "Wild Bill" Donovan was top dog in the OSS. Shortly before the
Germans overran Europe, Father Felix Morlion, a papal functionary, had
set up a Vatican intelligence organization called Pro Deo in Lisbon. When the
U.S. entered the war Donovan moved Morlion lock, stock and barrel to New
York and opened a sizeable bank account for him to draw on. The priest
founded the American Council for International Promotion of Democracy
Under God, on 60th Street. In the same building is the office of William Taub,
whose name popped up during the Watergate affair. Taub is well-known
as a wide-ranging middleman for such powerful figures as Nixon, Howard
Hughes, Aristotle Onassis and Jimmy Hoffa, and his behind-the-scenes
maneuvers were invaluable to Nixon in his 1960 run at the presidency. Taub
was especially close to Cardinal Alfredo Ottaviania of the Holy See, who
arranged Mussolini's 1929 "donation" of $89 million to the Vatican to ensure
its neutrality with Mussolini and Hitler. The money went into a special fund in
the Vatican Bank, and after the war part of it was entrusted to "God's Banker"
Michele Sindona for investment. Sindona channeled a good chunk of it to the
Nixon campaign.

When Rome was liberated in 1944 Morlion and Pro Deo relocated there. In
recognition of Donovan's good works on behalf of Pro Deo, Pope Plus XII
knighted him with the Grand Cross of the Order of St. Sylvester. And before
he flew off to Washington to cut his deal with the CIA, Reinhard Gehlen
received the Sovereign Military Order of Malta award from the Pontiff. So did
James Jesus Angleton, a Donovan operative in Rome who became the CIA's
chief of counterintelligence.


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Strategy of tension: case of Italy (by Claudio Celani) - PART 1


(...)

Hyperion was highly protected: when Padua prosecutor Guido Calogero,
in 1979, secretly went to Paris to investigate it, the number two of
D'Amato at the Ufficio Affari Riservati, Silvano Russomanno, leaked
the information to the press, and suddenly all doors for Calogero in
Paris were closed. "Figures like Abbé Pierre, one of the animators of
Hyperion, "Pellegrino remarked, "surely have international connections
which guarantee him great protection."

According to Sergio Flamigni—a former senator who has worked on the
Parliamentary Commissions on the Moro case and on the P2, and who has
published several books on the Moro case—despite the fact that the
Italian terrorists were wanted in Italy for "membership in a
clandestine group aiming at subverting, through armed struggle, the
institutions of the State, . . . the Superclan leaders received a
green light from the French secret service to open the `language
school'; they enjoyed also the support of Dominican father Felix
Morlion, founder of the Pro Deo intelligence service and financed by
the American secret services."

Recently declassified OSS reports describe Morlion in 1945 as leader
of a faction in the Vatican pushing for an authoritarian, Spanish
Falange-like solution for postwar Italy. Morlion was supported by
anti-Roosevelt U.S. factions, while his opponent in the Vatican,
Monsignor Giambattista Montini (later Pope Paul VI), in agreement with
Roosevelt, wanted a democratic regime in which the party of the
Christian Democracy, of which he was the spiritual father, played a
central role. Eventually, Montini prevailed.

Morlion kept influencing right-wing policies in Italy, through the Pro
Deo University which he founded with U.S. money. In 1991, he was
exposed by Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti as the recruiter of Turkish
terrorist Ali Agca in the plot to assassinate Pope John Paul II.


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From 1932 until 1938 Myron Charles Taylor was the Chairman of U. S.
Steel. In 1939 he became the U.S. envoy to Pope Pius XII, a post he
would maintain until 1950. Meanwhile, according to Anthony Cave Brown,
OSS chief William Donovan secretly had established an intelligence
connection with the Vatican as early as 1941, when he evacuated from
Lisbon to New York the Dominican Father Felix A. Morlion, who had
founded "a European Catholic anti-Comintern'' called Pro Deo. (See
sidebar.) Throughout the war Donovan financcd Morlion's Pro Deo service
and in June 1944 he "went to considerable expense, time, and trouble to
transport Morlion from New York and establish him at the Holy See.''8

Subsequently Morlion became a key figure in Vatican intelligence,
working closely with Giovanni Battista Montini, the future Paul VI.

(...)

When Wolff hammered out the secret surrender terms with Dulles, he had
in the back of his mind a safe diaspora for his nazi compatriots. This is
where the OSS, William Donovan and the sovereign state of the Vatican
came in. "Wild Bill" Donovan was top dog in the OSS. Shortly before the
Germans overran Europe, Father Felix Morlion, a papal functionary, had
set up a Vatican intelligence organization called Pro Deo in Lisbon. When
the U.S. entered the war Donovan moved Morlion lock, stock and barrel
to New York and opened a sizeable bank account for him to draw on.
The priest founded the American Council for International Promotion of
Democracy Under God, on 60th Street. In the same building is the office of
William Taub, whose name popped up during the Watergate affair. Taub
is well-known as a wide-ranging middleman for such powerful figures as
Nixon, Howard Hughes, Aristotle Onassis and Jimmy Hoffa, and his behind-
the-scenes maneuvers were invaluable to Nixon in his 1960 run at the
presidency. Taub was especially close to Cardinal Alfredo Ottaviania of
the Holy See, who arranged Mussolini's 1929 "donation" of $89 million to
the Vatican to ensure its neutrality with Mussolini and Hitler. The money
went into a special fund in the Vatican Bank, and after the war part of it
was entrusted to "God's Banker" Michele Sindona for investment. Sindona
channeled a good chunk of it to the Nixon campaign.

(...)

Il est aussi question du père Morlion dans le livre suivant :

http://www.scribd.com/BEGHINSELEN

http://www.scribd.com/doc/101522533/La-guerre-froide-en-Belgique-extraits

Le ministre de l'agriculture Antoine Humblet, un des fondateurs du CEPIC et membre de la milice de Jésus-Christ, a décoré Joseph Happart de l'ordre de Léopold II.

Joseph Happart était léopoldiste, religieux et croyait en Pie XII ... en plein dans les réseaux anticommunistes catholiques.

Son fils José Happart retrouvera au sein de l'Action Fouronnaise des membres du CEPIC.

En mars 1979, le Nouvel Europe Magazine publie un article dithyrambique sur José Happart, qui "brüle de cette lumière intérieure qui fait les vrais leaders".

Il faut noter que Joseph Happart était dans la garde rurale pendant la guerre (voir le fil de discussion sur Geschier).

En Flandre, le n°2 de la Boerenwacht (Garde rurale) était Karel Delombaerde, qui deviendra l'idéologue du WNP.

Il est donc possible que Joseph Happart et Karel Delombaerde se connaissaient ...

L'information précédente est tirée de l'article suivant (Le Soir Illustré 1999)

http://www.scribd.com/BEGHINSELEN

http://www.scribd.com/doc/102137414/Le-Soir-Illustre-Happart-1999

On peut essayer de mieux comprendre cette "milice".

Voir

http://www.militia-christi.org/

Il y a quelques passages qui retiennent l'attention :


"les membres de la Militia Christi s'efforcent de faire rentrer dans la société l'esprit de Foi, de ramener l'évangile dans les moeurs, de remettre en vigueur les usages chrétiens, de combattre le respect humain et de prendre pour règle de leur conviction et de leur conduite une parfaite soumission et une docilité filiale aux enseignements du Saint-Père." (Article 2 des Constitutions)

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A Rome, en 1868, le Comte de Beaumont entreprend, avec le R.P. Jandel, maître général des dominicains, de réactiver l’Ordre de la Militia christi pour la défense des Etats pontificaux. En 1871, le Père Jandel a l’intuition toute dominicaine de donner à l’Ordre une charte militante pour en faire « une croisade pacifique des temps modernes ». Ce projet est béni par le Pape Pie IX.

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L’investiture est un véritable envoi en mission, lequel est aujourd’hui accessible non seulement aux frères de la Militia Christi mais également aux sœurs. "Sois fort, sois sans crainte et sans peur, et avec les moyens d’action et d’influence dont tu disposes exerce la vigueur de la justice ; ce qui est par terre, relève-le ; ce que tu auras relevé, conserve-le ; ce qui est injuste ici-bas, abats-le ; ce qui est selon l’ordre voulu par Dieu, fortifie-le..."

Sur Claude Nancy :

http://www.avoixautre.be/spip.php?article1925

« (...) en relevant l’Allemagne et en résorbant ses six millions de chômeurs en 1933, Hitler avait démontré qu’il était possible de relever une nation sans ni faire appel ni se soumettre à la finance internationale apatride ».

(Extrait de Vers un matérialisme biologique de Claude Soas (pseudonyme de Claude Nancy), cadre de l’extrême droite belge subversive depuis les années 1960, éditions privées. Son livre fut diffusé auprès des membres du Front national de Daniel Féret, en 1996, par une activiste issue du Front de la jeunesse, du Parti des forces nouvelles et du Westland new post (WNP, une organisation néonazie clandestine responsable d’opérations terroristes).)

Pour information, l'article du Nouvel Europe Magazine sur José Happart (mars 1979) est sur

http://www.scribd.com/BEGHINSELEN

http://www.scribd.com/doc/102248315/Nouvel-Europe-Magazine-Mars-1979-Jose-Happart

http://cgi.ebay.fr/rare-insigne-de-milice-de-jesus-christ-1900-/350336406699#ht_500wt_1174

Sur le père Morlion, en néerlandais :

http://www.journalbelgianhistory.be/fr/system/files/article_pdf/BTNG-RBHC,%2017,%201986,%201-2,%20pp%20227-267.pdf

http://www.myheritage.nl/research/collection-10025/newspaperarchivecom?itemId=440862400&action=showRecord#fullscreen

Morning Herald

24 mrt 1949

http://www.myheritage.nl/research/collection-10025/newspaperarchivecom?itemId=403943999&action=showRecord#fullscreen

Avalanche-Journal

5 feb 1950


(...)





(...)

http://www.myheritage.nl/research/collection-10025/newspaperarchivecom?itemId=398325480&action=showRecord#fullscreen

Portsmouth Times

1 aug 1959

http://www.myheritage.nl/research/collection-10148/de-jewish-chronicle?itemId=124901&action=showRecord#fullscreen

De Jewish Chronicle

13 jan 1967

Dans la liste de "Europa Christiana" (abbaye de Royaumont, 20-23 novembre 1981), on trouve l'abbé Lebec, prêtre de la Milice de Jésus-Christ...

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Intéressant de noter que le père Lebec recommande Paul Vankerkhoven (Damoclès, etc)

La réunion à l'abbaye de Royaumont fait en tout cas penser à





et à





Avec Carlo Pesenti et Jean Violet, on pense aux avions renifleurs (et à de Villegas). Sans oublier le père dominicain Y-M Dubois

Carlo Pesenti étant lié à Licio Gelli de la P2, on retrouve un lien Bonvoisin - La Vega (P2) ...

Bernard Mercier continue à jouer un rôle en partie inexpliqué mais important.

https://www.cairn.info/revue-courrier-hebdomadaire-du-crisp-1997-22-page-1.htm

(...)

Le FNB a été officiellement fondé, avec le parrainage de Jean-Marie Le Pen, en février 1996, par des dissidents du Front national menés par Marguerite Bastien. Cette dernière, gauchiste à l’ULB dans les années 1970, membre du PS ensuite et enfin du PRL, démissionna de son poste de magistrate en 1995 pour rejoindre les rangs de l’extrême droite. Elue députée fédérale en mai de cette même année sur la liste du FN déposée à Bruxelles, elle entra très vite en conflit ouvert avec Daniel Féret. En septembre, elle en fut exclue. Elle quitta le parti, suivie de près de la moitié des élus communaux.

De septembre 1995 à février 1996, ceux-ci jetèrent les bases d’un nouveau parti, qui prit dans un premier temps le nom de Front national de Belgique, dans un second temps, pour des raisons de protection légale du sigle, celui de Front nouveau de Belgique. L’initiative fut au début soutenue par plusieurs groupes de la droite radicale catholique belgicaine, tels que Belgique & Chrétienté, la Ligue chrétienne, mais aussi par des proches de la Milice de Jésus-Christ (un ordre néo-croisé reconnu par le Vatican et lié aux milieux militaristes occidentaux). Les "éminences grises" de la Nouvelle Droite étaient également parmi les premiers partisans de M. Bastien.

D’anciens parlementaires PRL (Roger Nols et le général honoraire Robert Close) et PSC (Daniel Noël de Burlin) apportèrent leur soutien à la nouvelle formation d’extrême droite. Elle se dota d’une direction se situant dans la mouvance nationale-catholique. Parmi ses dirigeants, tous ne provenaient pas de cette famille idéologique. Effectivement, parmi eux se trouvaient Hervé Van Laethem, le chef de L’Assaut, un groupe néo-nazi responsable de nombreuses actions violentes depuis 1988.

(...)

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https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marguerite_Bastien

(...)   Elle a été nommée magistrat par Philippe Moureaux, puis s'est rapprochée de Jean Gol dont elle fut une intime. (...)

http://www.resistances.be/bastien.html

http://www.fnb.to/FNB/Article/Bastion_50/Everaert.htm

Note :  le général Jules Everaert était un officier des troupes blindées. Il avait été le chef de cabinet du Ministre de la Défense Nationale Paul Vanden Boeynants et avait terminé sa carrière comme commandant du Palais de la Nation.

Le document de Guy Weber à Jules Everaert sur " l'ennemi intérieur " date du 13 septembre 1973 et indique que Guy Weber travaillait au "service général du renseignement" de l'Etat-major. Ce qui est troublant, c'est que nulle part dans ses livres, il ne parle de ces activités-là.

Guy Weber devait déjà connaître Léopold III puisque c'est en janvier 1969 que ce dernier lui demanda de trouver un officier supérieur susceptible de devenir son aide de camp. On peut penser qu'en 1973, il était aide de camp "officieux" (?) de Léopold III mais il serait aussi au "service général du renseignement" ...





C'est en 1973 qu'il y a eu une tentative de coup d'Etat (Arnould de Briey, Jean Militis, etc) qui n'était pas anti-royaliste ...