Blair and Gladstone Tony Blair’s Labour Party conference speech this year galvanised the delegates who were especially moved by his suggestions that Britain could play the role of an international troubleshooter, bringing liberal values, civilisation and the benefits of its skills in conflict resolution to troubled parts of the world. There were however some more … Read more
[…] away. The current battle is with those who once used these organisations for their own and possibly much more sinister political ends the democratic centralist national security state. As for cultural politics take the power to commission and distribute from the centre and give it to the locality and you have half […]
[…] seven visits from a ‘Stuart Delroy’ who said he was born in Zambia and worked for the Institute. Nairac Linked to Killing of IRA Members in Republic? Security forces in Ulster are investigating claims (or looking the other way) that Capt. Robert Nairac was involved in the killing of IRA members in the Republic […]
[…] longtime investigator of the Mafia and author of the very good Dark Victory (about Ronald Reagan’s mob connections), was one of many researchers to finger a Cuban-American security guard named Thane Eugene Cesar as a possible second gunman. Now he has reversed himself, claims Sirhan Sirhan acted alone, and has threatened the Baltimore Sun […]
[…] text of this memoir into a tape-recorder and didn’t bother proof-reading the transcript (or doing an index). Thus in McAlpine’s memory IRD is ‘a branch of the security services, called, I believe, something like IDA….’ and Ernest Wistrich of the European Movement is ‘Ernest Wisterage’. Extra! the magazine of FAIR http://www.fair.org Also worth checking […]
[…] international money orders, payable to Counterpoise at 1716 SW Williston Road, Gainesville, Florida 32608-4049, USA. Surveillant A free issue of Surveillant: Acquisitions and Commentary for Intelligence and Security Professionals has arrived. Vol. 4 numbers 4 and 5, is 96 indexed pages of book reviews in the fields of intelligence history and technology, crime, drug […]
[…] The Sunday Telegraph on 10 March 2002. After a sniper killed ten Israeli civilians and soldiers on the West Bank in one session, the Telegraph reported ‘British security officials are looking into suspicions that a crack sniper….might be an IRA gunman.’ (‘Ragheads’ can’t shoot straight but ‘Paddy’ apparently now can.) The truth isn’t out […]
[…] that much of what they said was “pure cock and bull.”‘ Second, acknowledging ‘the fact that subsequent court proceedings were held in camera “for reasons of national security” seems to confirm they had some involvement with the British’, he adds, ‘although not necessarily with MI6. Senior intelligence sources said that even if the Littlejohns […]
Gone but not forgotten: a further update on Di Terry Hanstock This update follows on from my earlier articles in Lobster 38 and Lobster 39 Never was the old adage ‘She’s dead but she won’t lie down’ more apt than when applied to the late Diana, Princess of Wales. Although she died almost nine years … Read more
[…] in Area 15 with tritium’, D. L . Fraser, the General Manager in his letter of December 7, 1993, to Bruce Church, Assistant Manager for Environment, Safety, Security and Health of the Nevada Operations Office of the DOE, finally conceded that ‘In the area of human experimentation, several types of studies were found which […]
