[…] appeared on a story from the Capitol Hill columnist Jack Anderson. Anderson and Les Wilton reported that sources in the Central Intelligence Agency and the secretive National Security Agency were confirming their suspicion that the ‘….mishap on the Thames was quietly arranged by the CIA to keep the buses from reaching Cuba. Long before […]
[…] more information about the world’s intelligence services though, admittedly relatively little about the UK than one person could synthesise working full-time. The issue with the security and intelligence services isn’t that we don’t know their names, it’s that we don’t know what they are doing. And neither do our politicians. While much […]
[…] August 1976. (66) It is quite possible that this collaboration was facilitated through the international narcotics traffic, since both Lopez Rega and Bosch, along with other high-level security figures in Latin America, have been accused of financing their anti-Communist activities in part through cocaine. (67) Bosch’s daughter and son-in-law, Miriam and Carlos Rogers, were […]
[…] It’s time to confront the reality that these agencies themselves, and their own sponsorship and protection of terrorist activities, have aggravated the greatest threats to our national security. Scott Ritter and others have written that, at this very moment, CIA-backed bombings are being undertaken in Iran by the Mujahideen e-Khalq (MEK or MKO), an […]
[…] Army intelligence officer and CIA contract agent. In the Fall of 1964, Kimsey, having retired from the CIA with Dulles, was working with McDonald, then Chief of Security for Republican Presidential candidate Barry Goldwater. Kimsey allegedly told McDonald at that time details of the plot to kill Kennedy. The actual assassin, Kimsey maintained, was […]
[…] free market on the one hand and a strong State on the other.’ p. 53 ‘Thatcherism’s emphasis on strong defence and the promotion of national economic and security interests has led, if anything, to an intensification of the cosy relationship between the MOD and the defence industry.’ pp. 53-4 Take it, it’s public money […]
[…] through shady arms dealing. Mike Harari, leader of MOSSAD’s Munich revenge hit-squad exposed in 1973 after the Lillehammer bungle, resurfaced in Panama in the late 1970s as security advisor to General Noriega’s predecessor, General Torrijos. After Noriega came to power, Harari quickly assumed a position of great influence, training Noriega’s bodyguard and advising on […]
The Real Odessa: How Peron Brought the Nazi War Criminals to Argentina Uki Goni London: Granta Books, 2002, £20 If there was a category of work called Detective History, Uki Goni really ought to be awarded Book of the Year. Undeterred by the shredding and incineration of key documents, rebuffs from the supporters of Peron … Read more
[…] Centre for Conflict Studies and Mackenzie Institute in Canada (Charters/Tugwell), the Jonathan Institute and Jaffee Centre in Israel; and in America, the Georgetown CSIS, Heritage Foundation, American Security Council (Singlaub/Stilwell), the International Security Council (Moonies), the Nathan Hale Institute and Rand Corporation. It also covers transnational groups such as the Pinay Circle. This list […]
[…] is the first time anyone has found out what BUI spend their money on. BUI 1987 CONTRIBUTIONS LIST Aims of Industry – £15,000. Coalition for Peace through Security – £7,000. Conservative Board of Finance (Scotland) – £18,900. Drummonds Bank – Free Enterprise – £230,000. Economic League – £18,000. Progress Trust – £7,500. Scottish Conservative […]
