[…] them! Some of Nagell’s claims — that he was ordered by the KGB to murder Oswald, or that he was put in the same cell as jailed Secret Service officer Abraham Bolden (who claimed to have helped foil an attempted JFK hit on 2 October 1963, at Soldier Field, Chicago) — are impossible to […]
[…] recent financial sources remain a mystery. Even so, even in the triangle Challen identifies as being at the heart of the British political system, the City, the secret state and the Conservative Party, there is quite a lot of information available Inevitably, the chapters on the pre-Thatcher years are thinner than those since she […]
[…] and after a tour of duty in Europe, returned to South Vietnam in 1954 as an aide to the above-mentioned Ed Lansdale, to help organize the CIA’s secret anti-communist forces in North Vietnam. As a measure of his knack for deceit and deception, it is worth noting that one of Conein’s favorite ‘dirty tricks’ […]
[…] system should be copied: Secretary of State for Northern Ireland appoints members of police authority and they have to sign Official Secrets Act, and they meet in secret. (Guardian 9 November) (e) and National Reporting Centre CC Knight of West Midlands admits NRC is ordering local police forces to send police to pits. (Guardian […]
[…] be aimed at him. The evidence was not convincing. ‘How is the material fed out to the writers?’, I asked. ‘That’s obvious’, he replied, ‘through the publishers’ secret society.’ But of this society there was not a shred of evidence, I pointed out. In any case, he was manifesting all kinds of other symptoms […]
[…] on the British government to send the SAS into Dundalk and hunt down dissident republicans by deadly force. As Irish Home Affairs Minister Brian Cowan was in secret talks with dissident republicans at the time and the Garda Siochana were prevented from dealing with dissident republicans appropriately, Johnny McLaughlin was right. He was nonetheless […]
[…] DCIA Casey. 14. Maj. Gen. Richard B. Collins, charged IHT report (19th July 1983) on forthcoming trial of Maj. Gen. Richard B. Collins, charged with ripping-off a secret Air Force fund kept in Swiss banks to finance covert ops. Collins’ lawyer says Collins will detail the way the fund was used for military and […]
[…] by MI6. Even if this is true the Observer’s staff list since the war under Astor contains a number people suspected of serving secretly in Her Majesty’s Secret Service. It would hardly be a surprise to discover at some point that MI6 had a hand in funding the Observer in the post-war years. The […]
[…] Police. The British Security Services continue their underhanded methods as revealed by the current case of ex-MI5 spy, David Shayler, who tried to whistle blow on his secret service bosses.’ After reading this I thought: sure, he is innocent and I’m Santa Claus! But my interest in this story grew because my house in […]
[…] of Dave Spart? RR: You keep trying to patronise me and it always misses. The reference to Dave Spart simply tells me you have never read Lobster. Secret servants Red faces at NATO where the official NATO Website carried for two months an English translation of an article, which had originally appeared in Croatia, […]
