[PDF file]: […] Trump White House’. She calls him ‘a phoney’, someone who would tell ‘people what they want to hear and would kiss the ass of whoever is the boss’. She goes on that if he had been a character in a film then ‘you would hear thunderclaps in the sky and menacing organ music whenever […]
[…] hasn’t even decided if Le Cercle is ‘sinister’ or a conservative talking-shop. In the chapter on Le Cercle he also writes this on p. 98: British intelligence boss Graham Greene explained in his book The Human Factor (1978) that the two powers, Britain and the US – who claimed opposition to apartheid – were […]
[PDF file]: […] be ignored, which is why I was surprised – to put it mildly – that Milne cited it when disqualifying me as a suitable interviewer of his boss. Would Milne or any of us have qualms about a woman journalist reporting on gender pay inequality or a gay journalist covering gay marriage in the […]
[PDF file]: […] the impetus for the alert appears to have come from MI5 issuing a warning to the Met’s Assistant Commissioner David Veness, who was backed up by his boss Sir John Stevens. They played their hands close to their chests, but a Scotland Yard statement was put out referring to ‘the current strengthening of security’ […]
[…] be ignored, which is why I was surprised – to put it mildly – that Milne cited it when disqualifying me as a suitable interviewer of his boss. Would Milne or any of us have qualms about a woman journalist reporting on gender pay inequality or a gay journalist covering gay marriage in the […]
[…] hasn’t even decided if Le Cercle is ‘sinister’ or a conservative talking-shop. In the chapter on Le Cercle he also writes this on p. 98: British intelligence boss Graham Greene explained in his book The Human Factor (1978) that the two powers, Britain and the US – who claimed opposition to apartheid – were […]
[PDF file]: […] relative secrecy by a small special editorial team. On Kennedy’s death research files and all numbered copies of the nearly print-ready draft were gathered up by my boss (he had been the 26 See Educationforum discussion at note 24. The Justice department, under Robert Kennedy, was investigating the Billie Sol Estes frauds in Texas. […]
[PDF file]: […] the CPGB since the 1930s and not exposed them, ‘We kept it afloat’ is literally true. Reading this I was reminded of a comment by the former BOSS agent Gordon Winter, who said in an interview for the first BBC TV documentary about the British security and intelligence services, made by Tom Mangold for […]
