Warning: The following contains spoilers for Official Secrets. Please, become a member, or make a one-time donation, today. She was charged For the Observer too, it was a story full of risks. Not only was the cable the most sensitive ever to be disclosed on either side of the Atlantic, it was also unique in its timing. Only now, more than a decade and a half later, is this disturbing sequence of events once again receiving the attention it deserves thanks to Official Secrets, a brilliant new movie starring Keira and former Doctor Who, Matt Smith. And if, 16 years ago, you had told me that one day my life story would be portrayed by Keira Knightley, Id have laughed and changed the subject. Its had far reaching and very negative impacts in all aspects of our institutions and our public life," Gun says. I grew up in South Africa in the seventies and eighties, when apartheid was really tightening and tightening and tightening. WebKeira Knightley stars in this true story about Katharine Gun, a British intelligence officer who exposed the US government's efforts to force the UN Security Council to sanction the Me, you, not some big picture. The memo from Frank Koza, chief of staff at the "regional targets" section of the National Security Agency, GCHQ's sister organisation in the US, remains shocking in its implications for British sovereignty. Ed, I know some people have said that Rhys Ifans [who plays Vulliamy] is slightly over the top. I never thought Id be choosing a dress for a red carpet appearance at a major film festival. And those two are great actresses. Do you vote, do you analyze who you should vote for or do you just take it for granted? Healthy mother-of-two, 32, collapsed and died from brain bleed while she led fitness bounce class. 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. And I went back in 93 and did another two years with the new Department of Health. They published the scoop in March 2003putting Gun directly in the crosshairs of law enforcement, and sparking a legal fight for her freedom. I spent the following hours doubled over the toilet bowl in absolute terror. "I never aligned myself specifically with the anti-war movement. 265 ratings46 reviews British secret service officer Katharine Gun's only crime was telling the truth, but she paid a steep price when she exposed a U.S.-U.K. spy operation to secure UN authorization for the Iraq invasion. Seven times I've submitted articles to you with an alternate point of view, and seven times you've turned me down. I actually think the little memo lands on our lap more often than we think, even if it's just who I should vote for. Since 2003, my life and Gun's have continued to cross from time to time. It sounds big with Katharine but that's what inspired me. Neither my friends nor my family knew what I did all day. 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.". They live on a smallholding, renting a house, in rural Turkey. So when I sent the script to Keira, and I was very hopeful that she would do it because she does a lot of period dramas, and you dont often see her in a modern drama and I thought shed be great. WebWhistleblower Katherine Gun, right, is played by Keira Knightly in the movie Official Secrets View gallery Gun was outraged after she learned - as part of her job with GCHQ - that Most directly, it bolstered opposition to the US position from Chilean and Mexican diplomats weary of American "dirty tricks". Some called her a traitor; others insisted she was a hero. To donate by check, phone, or other method, see our More Ways to Give page. I had, of course, signed the Official Secrets Act, content in the knowledge I was working within the law for Britains protection. 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. 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. And I think thats why you get this very honest, pure, deeply felt performance. Gavin Hood: Its a question of how conditioned are we to the conventional Hollywood structure. As I walked down the red carpet, I had never in my life experienced the flash of so many cameras. WebKatharine Gun (ne Harwood), 47, is married to Yasar Gn, a Turkish Kurd, with whom she has a 13-year old daughter. Not mine or The Observer's finest hour, has to be said. WebThe Katharine Gun Case. This is a special case because this story is very little-known in the United States. David Dayen: So why do you think this is an important story to tell now in 2019? The days and weeks dragged agonisingly by. He loves a battle, when it's done with words, boasts, and threats. So somehow in my rolodex, sometimes they sought me out. But Katharine only ever leaked this one memo. 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. After the leak was published, hundreds of staff inside the building were questioned in order to discover the identity of the whistleblower. If we give over, if we start believing the fake news, as you say, we're all doomed, man. The poor woman is based on a real person. I was suddenly free and bewildered. WebWhen the film opens, Gun (Keira Knightley) is happily married to Yasar (Adam Bakri), a Turkish national living in the UK on a temporary visa, and passionately invested in Our institutions matter. I even thought, naively, Id be able to keep my anonymity. Or at least, she could have been. "And she then said: 'My way into this is what would I as the unadorned, no-makeup, no-fancy-edges Keira Knightley what would I feel like if this memo landed on my desk?'". Her husband said its a job, its just a goddamn job, I work at a caf. You took this job and didnt even know what it was. "But that's partly my own fault because I haven't aggressively pursued a career. Progressive values. Feel free to republish and share widely. Who spoke to the homeland secretary? The case and the resulting anxiety never seemed far away. To legitimize an invasion and get rid of Saddam, a new UN Security Council resolution, going beyond SC1441 and specifically sanctioning the invasion, was the answer. I did feel like, Well, I failed.. Gavin Hood: Hes not in journalism. I was arrested for a breach of section one of the Official Secrets Act 1989 and held overnight in a cell in the basement of the Cheltenham Police headquarters. 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. So here we are in rehearsal, and we're talking one day about the look. British Secret Service Officer Katharine, then a young bride, risked everything to leak details of the Bush-Blair plan to coerce (possibly blackmail) members of the UN Security Council in order to win their votes to legalize invading Iraq. When I got to the interview thats when they told me that its for GCHQ, I didnt know what GCHQ did. So, I think she entered the world out of a sort of strange curiosity. Truth about Covid care home testing row: Timeline lays bare what was said, by who and when. Americans find it hard to believe that it could happen, but it happens, it happens fast. He said: "Very close. Gun was followed, denied legal advice and her Turkish husband faced deportation. Surely, after 16 years, we are entitled to have answers. That's really the simplest question: When do you speak up? 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. It almost started with, well, would I have the courage to do what she did in another setting maybe? 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. When you have the initial GCHQ induction course for new arrivals, she said, they tell you not to trust journalists, to be careful to keep everything confidential. Still, she printed off the memo, tucked it into her purse, and took it home. 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Katharine Gun, a British former government employee, faced two years imprisonment in England for the crime of telling the truth. Then, we all started watching the invasion and we werent how we got into the war. A translator for UK intelligence agency GCHQ, Gun read a brief from the US National Security Agency urging its British sister organisation to spy on members of the UN Security Council, to gain influence i n a vote Perhaps a plane painted in UN colors could be shot down over Iraq. From nightmares to candy cravings, the seemingly innocuous habits in Man is banned from touching every parking meter in Liverpool for two years after being convicted of theft, Katharine Gun, Gchq Whistleblower For The Mail On Sunday, Do not sell or share my personal information. This and her other writings about intelligence issues have been critically acclaimed. Look at what happened to Reality Winner in this country. They had published not some coded version of events, but the email itself in full. President Bush visits the National Security Agency in Fort Meade, Maryland, January 25, 2006. As Bright noted, however, what we see in the movie is close to the real events. Then the most almighty cacophony erupted, a roar so loud we could barely hear to speak. 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.". And that I think was the motivation. So I said to her at one point, and its in the movie because her interrogator said it too and you would ask her the same question, which is Katharine I hear all this, but it was a little muddy, you worked as a spy, you hacked peoples phones and computers, you do dirty tricks. The same countries demanded immediate answers from the British government about its involvement in the spying. Who, one must ask, is provoking whom? 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. But I do want to give her credit that I think I didn't do her justice enough in the moment that she leaked that memo; it changed so quickly to war that we don't really get a moment to absorb the fact that as a result of her leaking that memo, there was no vote at the UN Security Council. My shock turned to anger as the significance sank in. The increasing presence of US Navy ships and a B-52 bomber task force in their neighborhood might provoke the Iranians to load up their missiles. 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. Naturally, I was discreet. By the way, I know some amazing people in the intelligence services. To tell too much more of the story would spoil the film, but one part of its ending is clear. Sometimes movies can be an effective way to make forgotten stories part of our national narrative, and in that sense, Official Secrets comes not a moment too soon. And I didnt have work where I was. Theres not a lot of work for translators; shes a Mandarin translator in England. As a film of her story is planned, she tells of her anger and frustration but not her regrets, Original reporting and incisive analysis, direct from the Guardian every morning, Katharine Gun back in Cheltenham last week: 'This is the ugly truth of what goes on.' Enter Katharine Gun. I was called on to look this way and that and smile until my face was stiff. His philosophy comes from a military intelligence model, which actually, by the time you go to war, now it's about winning. Katharine Gun, a shy and studious 28-year-old who spent her days listening in to obscure Chinese intercepts, decided to tell the world about a secret plan by the US government to spy on the United Nations. Right now my priorities are to ensure I am there for my daughter.". What is this paper? Iran, of course, isn't interested in dealing with him. The truth is when she speaks to me, and she says, Gavin, we also go to lunch like everybody else in any other office. This is my second brief moment of fame. With the operation blown, the chances of George W Bush and Tony Blair getting the consensus for a direct UN mandate for war were now near zero. Every day we worked together for about five to six hours and then I referred back to her many times, subsequently, but I had literally just said, let's start at the beginning and let me hear first-hand from you your story and then I'll tell that story. When Official Secrets received its British premiere at Londons BFI Film Festival earlier this month, I was determined to wear something that held a special meaning and settled on a dress by an Iraqi designer. And that's quite a depressing place to find yourself in when you feel so strongly and passionately about something. 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. The email was demonstrating the depths to which the American and British governments would descend in order to get spurious legal cover for a war in the Middle East which would have utterly catastrophic consequences, as we know to our cost today. Ive been impressed by the film-makers determination to stick to the facts Gavin Hood, the director, interviewed me at length over five days and I was consulted throughout the process. I didnt know until I looked really deeply into this that theres really two schools of thought. In one pivotal scene in the film, all of Gun and Bright's work is nearly undone by one mistake, as a member of The Observer team accidentally changed the American spelling of the memo into British spelling, something The Drudge Report then used to discredit the memo. Katharine Gun and Martin Bright could be forgiven for fielding Hollywoods overtures with a degree of skepticism. 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. David Dayen: One thing I think you depict really brilliantly in this story is what the climate was like at the time. 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. 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. He is just way out there in a whole other realm. I sensed a slight flash of anger as she said: "It's not even a footnote in the history of Iraq." But Katharine Gun, whos now the subject of a new film, the Gavin Hood-directed Official Secrets, did a lot moreand became one of the most important political whistleblowers that most Americans have never heard of. Gun, her husband, and their four-year-old daughter shed their coveted privacy long enough to allow Katharine to be one of two former Sam Adams Award winners to present this year's award. David Dayen: As someone who works on a magazine, it's the ultimate copyediting failure. Her late husband, Tom, a former special agent of the FBI and one-time head of counter-intelligence in New York, co-authored the Gun story. Whether you work for Boeing or Enron or Wallstreet? 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. Hood said that this was a purposeful choice by Knightley. But ultimately, heres why I thinkthis might sound like a strange statement. But this specificinstance is the ugly truth of what goes on.". It is written by Sara and Gregory Bernstein, a California-based husband-and-wife writing partnership who have worked with British director Jonathan Lynn. You might say I am biased. Donald Trump also is saying he doesn't want war, which is probably true. To look at someone who I thought was quite accessible and ordinaryand she doesn't mind me saying this because Katharine is someone who keeps her head below and is quiet, and did something extraordinary. 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 British are quite British, you know. 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. 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. Gavin Hood: Keira is wonderful and is absolutely professional, arrives perfectly prepared, very calm, no fuss. Exaggerating threats to provoke a war? The film also captures my determination to do what I believed was right and reveals how divisive the Iraq War was, particularly highlighting the anger within certain sections of the intelligence services as the sabre-rattling statements of Mr Blair and his spokesman Alastair Campbell were accepted without proper challenge by some in the media. By Katharine Gun, Gchq Whistleblower For The Mail On Sunday, Published: 22:33 GMT, 26 October 2019 | Updated: 16:47 GMT, 8 November 2019. If I was writing this as fiction, I need a much longer court case, right? 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. I was glad to get back to what I hoped would be normality, but the effect on me had been traumatising. So she went along to this interview, and she was 28. But she still was not uncomfortable with the other things we've talked about. If Keira Knightleys remarkable performance in Official Secrets can help change that, the film will truly have been worthwhile. If there had been a UN resolution, there would have been no need to make a WMD argument because there are two legal ways to go to war. Hundreds of thousands were killed. And for her, this was too much. We may earn a commission from these links. Can dementia be spotted in CHILDHOOD? David Dayen: No problem. Because I'm not ambitious it's not paramount for me to find myself in a high-paid job. And Assange is the same. However, Gun added that this was nothing on the anxiety she felt when the memo she had leaked ended up on the front page of The Observer, which she called "the most stressful memo of my life. Where do you draw the line? She said, I thought that might be quite interesting and exciting. '", The reality was not nearly as dramatic as in the film, where Bright and his editor are together in a newsroom when the mistake is revealed, leading to them being dropped from interviews with a number of international news outlets. A transcript, lightly edited with explainers where necessary, follows. 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. 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. Iraq All Over Again? Not the truth, but the war. This meant that a lot of the things that we see Gun go through in the film actually took far longer in real life. Ten years ago, a young Mandarin specialist at GCHQ, the government's surveillance centre in Cheltenham, did something extraordinary. She wasnt charged for eight months a gruelling period which is depicted as just a few 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. Six months later they released Nelson Mandela. Would you risk your job? In fact, I had no idea what was going on. Give today. Gun made the choice to leak the document, which Martin Bright of The Observer in Britain published in a story on March 2, 2003. These superheroes, and I don't just mean superheroes in the movie sense, but larger-than-life big political figures, or Edward Snowden is almost mythical in his brilliance whether you like what he did or not, he is sort of not me. KatharineGun did not stop the war,but was it all entirely in vain? So we just worked on the performance from the very what if it's you? And he kept thinking, 'How am I going to portray this? Happy and carefree, Id recently married my handsome husband and was working at GCHQ as a linguist. Just occasionally It was an interesting experience because you couldn't really go bending things the way you thought would be more dramatic, you just have to make the story itself and hope there was enough drama there. He really wouldnt; that scene in the movie really happened. So she said, Can I just do nothing with my hair, put on the jeans like Katharine wore? So the wardrobe is accurate to Katharine's style. First, I contacted someone to this day Ive never named them who had the details of a journalist and anti-war activist. For 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. But any such illusions were shattered on the freezing cold morning of Friday, January 31, 2003, as I read and re-read the most extraordinary email from Americas intelligence service, the National Security Agency. Twenty-eight, pretty naive. Truth and accountability were drilled into me as a child. WebKatharine Gun, as passionately embodied here by Knightley, skews too noble to be particularly interesting, and the film is weakest when its focused on her and her husband This, despite credible evidence that Iran was in full compliance with terms of the agreement. Us, in any situation, wherever you work, I thought that's what this timeless about it. 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. 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