[…] obviously controversial, there is a huge body of literature, just on the Balfour Declaration alone. What follows (Section 2) deals mainly with the British imperialist conspiracy. Much disinformation still persists, such as Lloyd Georges story that it was a reward to Weizmann for his acetone production process as a contribution to the war effort. […]
[…] the other side of Kiev. It is also a dominant factor in the Europeanisation of the Balkans. Parapolitical analysts are, as always, faced with an abyss of disinformation and lack of information. Nevertheless the stealth role of conservative catholic and evangelical forces in the creation and extension of the European project has been a […]
[…] Claire Sterling (who recycled all the Bulgarians killed the Pope nonsense) and Herbert Romerstein, latterly of USIS. It was Mr. Romerstein who accused me of recycling Soviet disinformation, and who, I would guess, is the source of the rumours in US intelligence circles that the KGB were funding Lobster. Another SIS memoir SIS buffs […]
[…] wide scale. Unimpeachable documents concerning the alliance of British Intelligence and the BBC indicate that the respectable BBC is capable at any time of broadcasting the basest disinformation prepared by the Propaganda Section of the SPA. The SPA Propaganda Section maintains constant touch with the BBC concerning any materials prepared by the Special Operations […]
[…] of the US’s leading purveyors and students of conspiracy theories. Mark Pilkington of FT introduces the conversation with the comment that ‘Adrift amongst seas of information and disinformation, claim and counter-claim, a detached, more fortean approach to conspiracy research appears increasingly relevant‘ (emphasis added). For which, apparently, read: give up worrying if it’s true […]
[…] more serious aspects of psi-related weapons – some now categorised as non-lethal weapons – he wants to classify the research in this field.(45) Despite the campaign of disinformation by US military and intelligence, the US House of Representatives’ Committee on Science and Technology in June 1981 released a 530-page study, based on two years […]
[…] the Round Robin suggested that. He wanted MPs to feel that the party was behind Thatcher. I believe that much of what GKY said and did was disinformation. He wanted to create the impression he led a large, powerful group in the Tory Party, which wasn’t true. Until ‘New Labour’, the Tory Party dominated […]
[…] orders and what happened inside the United Kingdom’. J. Bernard Hutton was a very minor Czech defector who made a living recycling the coarser products of the disinformation wizards at IRD. This 1972 book of his, for example, includes (p. 106) the all-time naff forgery ‘the text of a Special Division for Subversion directive, […]
[…] KGB station in Mexico City, offering us reams of information about CIA operations. But our station chief in Mexico City thought Agee was a CIA plant spreading disinformation, and rejected him. Agee then went to the Cubans, who welcomed him with open arms.’ This is interesting because Agee has always denied approaching the KGB. […]
[…] the limited circulation of his magazine and the coded language in which it was couched’ (p. 187). But how about the obvious: Pecorelli being paid to circulate disinformation, entangling in advance an enemy of the system with the very nefarious goings-on Pecorelli himself was so privy to? The persecution of Negri and the whole […]
