Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Michael Mifsud Canilla
searches under the full name find nothing; searches for "Michael Mifsud" are complicated by the Maltese footballer of that name, but I have found http://www.bordaline.co.uk/rockjottings/1217609075apoggio1.pdf one newspaper clip which confirms that a Michael Mifsud was, not the sole founder as claimed, but one of five concerned with a "Gibraltar Group" which organized cheap air fares. It seems there is a real person, but I can't find |independent  |reliable sources for any of the other extravagant claims, and it looks as if his career has been exaggerated to the point of hoax; for instance, the term http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=%22Thatcher%27s+Spymaster%22&btnG=Google+Search&meta= Thatcher's Spymaster finds only this article. It is beyond belief that so sensational a career would have left no verifiable traces. If all the unverified claims were removed there would not be enough left for an article that met |Notability (people
— User:JohnCD, 11:08, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
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