Lobster Issue 6 (1984)

Articles

Editorially -- Robin Ramsay -- Stephen Dorril
Brief Notes on the Political Importance of Secret Societies (Part 2) -- Jonathan Marshall
Ian MacGregor: AMAX and armaments (Part 2) -- E. H.
Lee Harvey Oswald in Mexico: new leads -- Stephen Dorril
Changing the guard: Notes on the Round Table network and its offspring -- Robin Ramsay
Kincoragate: parapolitics -- Stephen Dorril
Who’s afraid of the KGB -- Robin Ramsay
Reading Italy -- Robin Ramsay
Clippings Digest. June/July 1984 -- Robin Ramsay
Publications and Book Reviews -- Robin Ramsay -- Stephen Dorril

Book reviews

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11 Feb

"Some of it is hard for a non-specialist reader. But it remains extraordinary to see a senior US military officer write a book subtitled 'The CIA and its Allies in Control of the US and the World'"

Robin Ramsay, on Fletcher Prouty's "The Secret Team"

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11 Feb

"What is so wrong with consultants that Reeves wants to cut back on them by half? Is it that their performance is sub par? Is it that they rip off the taxpayer by overcharging and taking excessive profits?"

Colin Challen, in "The Long Goodbye"

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11 Feb

The British American Project for the Successor Generation (copyright @LobsterMagazine ) has its most successful alumni yet:

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31 Dec

An astronaut, a president, and their close encounter with George H.W. Bush.

A tale of high strangeness from Lobster #78, to mark the passing of Georgia Jim. Rest easy, old feller.