[…] and posted on the Net in January 2002, only four months after 9/11. (4) The writing on the 9/11 story has now reached the complexity of the JFK assassination and it has only taken two years. At < http://physics911.org/net/modules/news/article.php?storyid=3 > is a series of analyses of apparent anomalies in the official story. Try, […]
[…] Politics: Drugs, Armies and the CIA in Central America (Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1991); Peter Dale Scott, Deep Politics and the Death of JFK (Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1991); Jonathan Marshall, Peter Dale Scott and Jane Hunter, The Iran-Contra Connection (Boston, South End Press, 1987); Peter […]
[…] – which, as Kenn points out, is Italian for stew, so not wholly inappropriate, given my comments! I also got DISC wrong (review of NASA, Nazis and JFK); I had Defense Industries Security Command, when it should have been Defense Industrial Security Command. Error in 31 A letter from Terry Little, former employee of […]
[…] video tapes of Michael Jackson’s Thriller – just like their US counterparts. RR Anthony Summers and Tom Mangold The Hunt for The Czar (London 1976) Some of the ramifications of the Goleniewski case, touching the assassination of JFK, for example, are discussed in Jonathan Marshall’s ‘Notes on..’ Part 2, which will be in Lobster 6.
[…] in New Orleans); (b) that Oswald was ‘mentally unbalanced’ (said who?); and (c) that he was in “active contact with low-level FBI agents.” (which almost the whole JFK buff world believes but can’t prove). What is it about Kennedy’s death that encourages people to go into print without doing any of the reading? Longer […]
[…] to be announced but it is expected to be around $50. Lobster will be running an extract in number 26. Greenwood Press are no strangers to the JFK case. They published Guth and Wrone’s magisterial bibliography The Assassination of John F. Kennedy: A Comprehensive Historical and Legal Bibliography 1963-79 (1980). A spook joke (and […]
9/11: The new evidence Ian Henshall London: Robinson, 2007, p/b, £9.99 This is a sequel to, an updating of, Henshall’s book (co-written with Rowland Morgan) 9:11 Revealed, reviewed in Lobster 50 (p. 29). Some new bits and pieces are chewed over, some new evidence is presented, some familiar material is reworked. It is done […]
[…] of the sixties and related events. It contains pieces on William Pepper’s excellent book Orders to Kill (reviewed above); Garrison; military intelligence in Dallas; Cuban intelligence and JFK – the Cubans’ viewpoint; a report on the Coalition’s annual conference; updates on material generated by FOIA requests and by the Assassination Archives Review Board; press […]
[PDF file]: […] Hamilton 68 merely a passing reference.25 And the fact that Hamilton 68 got it wrong says nothing about Russian influence operations in the US. . AI on JFK again So, why not? I tried out the new AI search app ChatGPT. I asked it ‘Who was Chauncey Holt?’ And in about 5 seconds it […]
[PDF file]: […] on his show the actor George Lazenby (who played James Bond in just one film, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service). Lazenby offered his theory of who assassinated JFK. I was reminded of all this when scrolling through a discussion of Lazenby and the assassination on John Simkin’s Education Forum site.10 Said discussion is interesting […]
[PDF file]: […] about Kennedy’s assassination, he replied ‘A mansion has many rooms. I’m not privy to who struck John.’ 9 Yes, both comments could be interpreted as references to JFK but ‘who struck John’ or ‘who shot John’ are phrases going back a long way, in some reports back to the 19th century. For example, there […]
