[PDF file]: […] logic been followed in the past, the National Front would have been debating on TV in the 70s with the Prime Minister and the clever and adroit Oswald Mosley would have been a regular panellist on the 30s equivalent of Question Time, had there been one. Who knows how UK politics might have turned […]
[…] society, especially the military-intelligence-industrial complex, which has now another highly profitable Cold War going, he will be got rid of. My guess is that another Lee Harvey Oswald is being prepared to carry the can for Trump’s assassination, just in case. 61 Goldman Sach’s no. 2, Gary Cohn, will be director of the National […]
[PDF file]: […] should be ashamed that this has happened’, The Guardian, 22 August 2009. 3 Not that crudely concocted frame-ups haven’t worked in the past: think of Lee Harvey Oswald and James Earl Ray – or the Birmingham 6 et al. Page 89 Winter 2009/10 Lobster 58 ‘…a memo from the DIA dated September 24, 1989. […]
[PDF file]: Contents Lobster 58 The devil has all the best songs: reflections on the life and times of Simon Dee Simon Matthews The death of sixties broadcaster Simon Dee in August produced a crop of obituaries that commented on his brief period of fame and the claims he subsequently made about his career’s demise. Most of […]
[PDF file]: […] associated themselves with ABN in the sixties and seventies: Michael English, Bessie Braddock, Jack McCann, Sir David Renton, John Graham, J. McMillan, Michael O’Halloran, Michael Fidler, Tom Oswald and Sir Frederick Bennett. John Wilkinson MP’s association with the group runs from 1971 (or earlier) through to 1985 when, as Chair of the European Freedom […]
[PDF file]: […] 13 1977, p. 46 24 CBS, p. 14 25 New York Times, January 5, 1975, p. 4. Edward Jay Epstein. Legend: the Secret World of Lee Harvey Oswald (New York: McGraw Hill, 1978), pp 272-274 26 27 Tad Szulc and Karl E. Meyer. The Cuban Invasion (New York,:Ballantine, 1962), p. 95 28 Tad Szulc […]
[PDF file]: […] him as an informant to the Committee. We did.’28 So clearly HUAC. But the striking thing is the link to LBJ. This may explain why Ruby killed Oswald: he was tidying up for his political boss. Ruby’s hints about LBJ’s role to the Warren Commission people who interviewed him may have been provoked by […]
[…] him as an informant to the Committee. We did.’2 So clearly HUAC. But the striking thing is the link to LBJ. This may explain why Ruby killed Oswald: he was tidying up for his political boss. Ruby’s hints about LBJ’s role to the Warren Commission people who interviewed him may have been provoked by […]
[…] faction within the CIA ran a phoney assassination attempt on JFK which they intended to attribute to Castro’s Cuba, via the role of public Castro-sympathiser Lee Harvey Oswald. This would provide the pretext for US action – another invasion perhaps. This was piggy-backed upon by a real assassination attempt, which was done in the […]
[…] faction within the CIA ran a phoney assassination attempt on JFK which they intended to attribute to Castro’s Cuba, via the role of public Castro-sympathiser Lee Harvey Oswald. This would provide the pretext for US action – another invasion perhaps. This was piggy-backed upon by a real assassination attempt, which was done in the […]
