[…] LOBSTER is a journal/newsletter about intelligence activities, para-politics, state structures and so forth. (The range of our interests should be obvious from this issue) We welcome articles, notes, clippings, corrections of our mistakes and areas of ignorance, and letters.(Letters intended for publication should be so marked). Although we will exercise editorial control over material […]
[…] and Jim Keith much more seriously than I do. It’s just a different take on the whole parapolitical thing. But why not? This is 350 almost A4-sized pages. I would be surprised if you didn’t find at least half a dozen pieces of serious interest. Notes AK’s address is given in the Sources section below.
[…] primary research on the Kennedy assassination. It contains essays which prove (a) that the Zapruder film was substantially edited and cannot be taken as anything like a real record of the event, and (b) that the autopsy X-rays were faked. Both claims have been made before but the essays in this book seem to […]
[…] this bore a remarkable similarity to the government’s statement. The extracts from both reproduced below are from Wellington Pacific Review No 14, in turn taken from the new Australian version of Private Eye, The Eye. Given the number of Australians living in London, copies of The Eye are bound to start being imported. If […]
[…] as they provide support to the warfighter.'(17) Although ‘there are no NORAD facilities outside the Continental United States (CONUS) and Canada….NORAD does receive classified data from England.'(18) Notes My archives contain several military intelligence records of unevaluated reports on UFO conferences and symposia. Most of the better known UFO organizations have deep, as well […]
The Westminster Whistleblowers: Shirley Porter, homes for votes and twenty years of scandal in Britain’s rottenest borough Paul Dimoldenberg London: Politicos, 2006, £12.99, p/b The author was a Labour councillor in Westminster during Porter’s ‘reign of terror’ and was instrumental in eventually bringing her down. With an insider’s view he has written an […]
[…] to make TV programmes. Recently, Taylor has fronted a series of programmes (and written a book) which seem to me to do little more than rehash the new MI5 rationale for continuing its budget. I wrote to Will Wyatt, the Managing Director of Network Television, the man who pulled the plug on the programme, […]
[…] Times journalist in the 1960s and 1970s, for 17 years The Times’ Home Affairs correspondent when it still was the voice of the ‘British establishment’. Evans k new MI5 people and got material from them. He also got material from IRD (unidentified by Evans) but these IRD briefings were ‘too right-wing’ to be used. […]
[…] took over but this isn’t it. West’s determination to stay on-side with his state informants prevents him from doing anything credible. In a comment on Stephen Dorril’s new book about MI6 on intelforum (www.intelforum.org) West concluded with this: ‘Dorril’s book resembles (sic), in my judgment, a useful work of reference for what has appeared […]
[…] Brize Norton, Mildenhall, Lakenheath and Waddington. Unfortunately it seems to me that not a lot of this continuing massive investment will be of much practical value against our new ideological opponents. But that is not the point of this book. It is excellent, informative and a worthy initiator of the debate it seeks to promote.
