[PDF file]: […] events of 1974-76, the so-called ‘Wilson plots’? * The so-called private armies episode of 1974 and 1975 gets only a paragraph on George Young’s Unison. * The BOSS operations against Peter Hain and Jeremy Thorpe are dismissed, as is Gordon Winter. Andrew describes him, on somebody else’s say-so, as unreliable, and quotes an MI5 […]
[PDF file]: […] of his sexual conquests, Campbell had been introduced by singer Frank Sinatra. She was a friend of Sinatra’s Mafia associate John Roselli and mistress to Chicago mob boss Sam Giancana. In other words, President Kennedy was unwittingly sharing a consort with one of America’s top underworld leaders and a key target of his 40 […]
[PDF file]: […] was himself the victim of various smears, plots and coup proposals in which MI5 officers were intimately involved. Wilson was convinced that the South African secret service, BOSS, was also involved. He was right: they were allowed to operate in Britain without any interference at this time because, as one of their (unnamed) agents […]
[PDF file]: […] Lisburn, Peter Broderick, is quoted as saying that he had seen the document and approved it for release. ‘This week, for the first time, Peter Broderick, Wallace’s boss at the time (1974), confirmed to me that he saw the document (The Tara press brief HIA inquiry disclosed MoD document KIN-102649. See p. 149 at […]
[PDF file]: […] have been thwarted, if only Trump had not been betrayed by so many of those around him. Mitch McConnell was busy waging ‘a behind-the-scenes war against the Boss’ and Trump was absolutely right when he described him as ‘a dumb son of a bitch’. (p. 240) After the election, Navarro prepared his own report […]
[PDF file]: […] must be the Good Samaritan: ‘here was the case of a member of a despised ethnic minority engaged in direct action, while Pilate was the established undemocratic boss’. Blair smiled that smile and ‘begged me to understand that the powerful were also deserving of our political sympathy’.2 Being taken in by Tony Blair back […]
[…] must be the Good Samaritan: ‘here was the case of a member of a despised ethnic minority engaged in direct action, while Pilate was the established undemocratic boss’. Blair smiled that smile and ‘begged me to understand that the powerful were also deserving of our political sympathy’.2 Being taken in by Tony Blair back […]
[PDF file]: […] presidents who have failed miserably in office, we never had one that had a long career of fraud and deceit before being elected. We elected a crime boss who has no common decency.’ (p. xii) What he has trouble comprehending is that millions of people voted for this man and still support him. Smock’s […]
[PDF file]: […] to this book represents peanuts and the danger is that those without experience might misjudge it. I had occasion recently to look again at Gordon Winter’s Inside BOSS and Peter Hain’s book on the attempt by BOSS and our own spooks to frame him for the Putney Bank snatch. There’s not a lot of […]
[…] in major sums from the party’s big donors. Labour Together has received more than £850,000 since the election – including more than £320,000 each from hedge fund boss Martin Taylor and Lord David Sainsbury, plus £200,000 from Gary Lubner, the boss of Belron, a firm specialising in vehicle glass repair.68 IRD Rory Cormac is […]
