[…] others did little but rehash these works. It was not until the sixties that Gary Allen of the John Birch Society and a few others added something new. (4) The idea of sinister people meeting in secret to plot the overthrow of religion and society is a very old one, clearly visible in the […]
[…] Coalition Information Centre (CIC) in London. Good grief, I thought, Campbell is trying to treat the world’s media as if they are supine British journalists! (3) That New Labour’s chief spin-doctor had dropped his bosses in the shit was just too delicious. Secretary of State Colin Powell was at the Security Council of the […]
[…] Clothing Stephen Marshall (Guerilla News Network, $13.22. Available from and ) The Shock Doctrine: The Rise Of Disaster Capitalism Naomi Klein, (London: Allen Lane, £25.00) ‘When new (forms of capitalism) emerged in the past …they sparked a flood of analysis and debate about how such seismic shifts in the production of wealth were […]
[…] the receiving end of British foreign policy. In the earlier two he dug beneath the Cold War double talk and obfuscation of ‘anti-communism’. Web of Deceit adds new material on that period ranging from Indonesia to British Guiana, from Diego Garcia to Oman, and then moves on to later political and military interventions for […]
[…] Hussein because he is a ‘hazard a significant portion of the world’s supply of oil’. The President was urged to ‘seize the opportunity and to enunciate a new strategy that would secure the interests of the US and our friends and allies around the world’. The foundation of this strategy was to be ‘the […]
[…] left, the right and the state. But, boy, some of it is hard work. There is a 26-page article with the subtitle, ‘The Curious Case of the New Communist Party, Searchlight and the Nazi honeytrap….(run by a hermaphrodite)’, which is all but unintelligible to me because, as with his pamphlets, the information is obscured […]
[…] some of the queries. We are left to pick the available material clean, a process which still has its rewards, and waiting for the occasional drip of new material from unsuspecting quarters. In 1976 the HSCA began a search of Department of Justice and FBI files in connection with the assassination inquiry. During the […]
[…] of an organisation. In carrying out their investigation, the tribunal also has the power to require assistance from a relevant Commissioner (RIPA s68(2)). RIPA sets up a new commissioner system, with the exception of surveillance commissioners, who continue under the Police Act 1997, and who now also have responsibility for overseeing the surveillance powers […]
[…] SEC 1950 1ST SEC (COMM) ATHENS 1953 FO 1955 1ST SEC AND CONSUL MONTEVIDEO 1957 CHARGE D’AFFAIRS 1959 CARACAS 1960 FO 1962 UK MISSION TO THE UN NEW YORK 1964 1ST SEC FO 1965 RETIRED ATTRIDGE, DEREK ANTHONY B 12.6.41 GCHQ 1961 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE 1962 GCHQ 1965 FO 1967 ZAMBIA ZOMBA 1969 FCO […]
[…] would key elements in the nuclear military-industrial complex engage in such surveillance activity? It should be remembered that in 1983-84 there was the strong possibility of a new PWR programme in the UK, and the financial and political benefits to the Thatcherites and their US allies are easy to understand. It is certainly feasible […]
