[…] second page and you come to a very destructive review by a former FBI agent, Delbert Hahn, who was interviewed by Hopsicker. Before buying this read that. Notes If the Zelig reference escapes you try On getaway styles, I prefer the version in The Men on the 6th Floor (http://home. earthlink.net/ ~sixthfloor/) in which […]
[…] decided over the weekend of 23 and 24 November by Lyndon B. Johnson and J. Edgar Hoover. But their ‘crime’ was even worse than this, they k new that they were bolstering a lie. Their job was certainly not to go where the evidence might lead them. On the evening of 22 November President […]
[…] to grind’. This is a gem. In the first place, Fred’s allegations are not ‘entirely uncorroborated’. Right at the beginning of the story Duncan Campbell of the New Statesman checked out much of it. In the second place, since Fred’s book was published, to my knowledge not a line of it has been refuted. […]
[…] 1993 Alexander sent a memo to a Gilbert Ortiz titled ‘FOIA requests by “Dr Victorian” ‘. In it Alexander complains about Victorian’s success in getting information and notes on p. 2, ‘I have learned that the CIA has asked both British Intelligence and the police to assist in resolving problems’ with Victorian. This may […]
[…] I can remember over the next two years being driven about southern England by my girl-friend in her green Mini looking for anything suspicious. We soon k new what the tell-tale signs were: the radio masts, air grilles and vents, cast concrete block houses and so on. But we never did find the Queen’s […]
[…] parents, the street he lived in and the school he attended, to pictures to local rock bands and artefacts of the period. He has almost created a new kind of illustrated autobiography. For example, as I was, he was much taken with two comic characters: Alf Tupper, ‘the tough of the track’, a working-class […]
[…] scandal, found their way to the Christian Falangist Party in Lebanon. (114) In June 1977, as we have already noted, Orlando Bosch’s daughter and son-in-law were arrested for attempting to smuggle $200,000 worth of cocaine. There are, moreover, grounds for suspecting an organised connection between the criminal activities of the European neo-fascists and the […]
[…] climbed the mountain in 1976. Group Medic Dr Richard Villier. (Times 9th April 1984) * * * SAS honouring its founder Colonel David Stirling by naming its new barracks in Hereford after him. (Guardian 30th May 1984). Stirling was involved in the strike-breaking GB 75. He still runs Television International Enterprises which runs a […]
[…] of Lenin, one of the Soviet Union’s highest honours. This factoid, plus the previously revealed fat ASIO file on Clark going back to the 1950s, was enough for a number of Australian papers to allege that Clark was a KGB agent. The Herald Sun (24 August 1996) ran a front-page story headlined ‘Red Agent?’. […]
[…] for almost half a century was the subject of a 1994 PhD thesis by Thomas Mahl, 48 Land, which became his 1999 book, Desperate Deception: British Covert Operations in the United States 1939-44. (US: Brasseys, 1999). Notes I have read the PhD but not the book and assume the two are basically the same.
