Former MI5 spy claims Paris terror attack not by ISIS

December 30, 2015 21:03

A former British spy has claimed that the Paris terror strikes last month were an inside job by western intelligence rather than by Islamic State.

David Shayler, formerly with MI5, has released a video on YouTube claiming there is evidence that a "dark design" was behind the attacks on November 13, which claimed 130 lives.

"I think there is some dark design in the pattern of the attacks that took place in Paris on Friday, November 13. Once again it has been blamed on ISIS, but it appears to bear all the hallmarks of a Gladio-style operation," the 49-year-old claims in the video titled 'Shayler the Christ speaks to the

Nation'.

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