I will have my little jokes,yet what if vlad bought some over on his trip? There really was a 'clockwork orange',once...The election of a Labor government under Harold Wilson in 1964 caused deep-seated hostility in the American and British intelligence communities. The Daily Mirror tycoon Cecil King - a long-time MI5 agent - made it clear that he would publish "anything MI5 might care to leak" - part of his "coup" which he was convinced would bring down the Labor government. Harold Wilson was in fact a social democrat of moderate political views, fully committed to continued membership of NATO and the retention of Britain's nuclear forces, and he was a staunch anti-Communist. Nonetheless, many extreme right-wing intelligence officers viewed Wilson as a dangerous socialist. Wilson's predecessor, Hugh Gaitskell, had died of a rare tropical disease, lupus disseminate, following his return from a visit to Moscow. Certain paranoid MI5 officers were convinced that Gaitskell had been murdered by the KGB to get power for Wilson, who was a Soviet agent. A secret plot, code-named Clockwork Orange, was hatched to discredit Wilson and the Labor Party. http://www.wakeupmag.co.uk/articles/sstate3.htm