[…] 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 […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] on his excellent earlier work on this case – I am indebted to him for much of the story so far – Leppard decided to embrace the new Langley line. His book and subsequent activity by CIA personnel in Malta, Cyprus and Germany have sought to establish the guilt of Libyan agents and to […]
[…] planning to get out of Vietnam. Support for this came from JFK’s Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, Roger Hilsman. In a letter to the New York Times, January 20, 1992, Hilsman concluded: ‘The historical record, in sum, is clear: President Kennedy was determined not to let Vietnam become an American war […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] have been rewritten to reflect the result. But I have left them as they were originally written. Pieces without a stated author are by me. Robin Ramsay New contributors to this issue include Dan Atkinson, who is Economics Editor of the Financial Mail on Sunday; Adrian Kozlowski, who taught English literature in Birmingham secondary […]
[…] the Americans bought with the 100 million dollars or so they have spent there since the war. On second reading two things emerged from the welter of new names. First, various participants in the plots refer repeatedly not to the United States or its agencies, but to NATO. NATO is dominated by the USA, […]
[…] (who are still living in South Africa) have recently confirmed to James Sanders that statements I made in my book relating to them and others, were true. Notes 1 It still is. When I looked at , the biggest second-hand dealer network on the Net, in October, there were two copies, one of them […]
[…] a kind of flow diagram – of how to solve the British economic problem and got it into the Tory Party leadership group, then in opposition under new leader Thatcher. The power of the British trade unions was the central problem he saw and he devised a strategy to reduce it. This was a […]
