"Dissatisfied with a negative response to his proposal from the CIA, Golitsyn went to England. From March to July 1963 he spent long hours with Stephen De Mowbray of MI6 and Arthur Martin and Peter Wright of MI5, who supported his views and supported him."
So much for your assertion that "Golitsyn told the CIA whatever it wanted to hear." BTW, doesn't it give you pause when you contemplate De Mowbray, Arthur Martin, and Peter Wright supported Golitsyn?
"So much for your assertion that "Golitsyn told the CIA whatever it wanted to hear." BTW, doesn't it give you pause when you contemplate De Mowbray, Arthur Martin, and Peter Wright supported Golitsyn?"
The Brits don't impress me. Doesn't it give you pause that Angleton would give a Russian national access to CIA agents' personnel files?