[…] this (in an interview in Playboy, November 1992), and added that Jafar had been affiliated with Muslim fundamentalists in Lebanon and Detroit, who knew of his US secret state links. While al-Khassar and Rifaat Assat would not wish to see their drug pipeline through Frankfurt compromised by a terrorist attack, they also knew that […]
[…] – operating much more clearly than Carroll Quigley managed with his much wider focus. The sewer and the sewage The Sunday Times has been one of the secret state’s major disinformation tools for over a decade now – and maybe longer; I haven’t looked any further back. In my ‘Miscellaneous cuttings’ file I noticed […]
[…] that a spin-off from Rubinstein’s inquiries into family histories (not mentioned in the present book) was his remarkable discovery that the senior Tory politician Leo Amery kept secret all his life his Jewish ancestry. Since Amery, as Milner’s lieutenant, was the true author of the infamous Balfour Declaration of 1917 and, as Colonial Secretary […]
[…] 323906 335590 Boccicini Tlx 23856 Orsa Tlx 323906 Caracas Siegert Dieter 215 265-0744 Paul Stulcop 516 757-0928 Bill Smith 667-1636 Sveca-Salectric 212 832 1120 C Coniaria Lopez Secret Service 202 566-6940 Gary Huska-????? 634-5819 Lou Mainville 395-6093-94 Doc Carver 634-5894 Sunair – Sue Steadman 305-5251505 Sheraton Damas Tlx 11378 224200 S&D Security 8283661 /2 […]
[…] children, surveillance, phone taps etc., much of it witnessed by third parties. He has gone the formal route – police, MP – without effect. He thinks the secret state, the police and members of the Labour government are protecting Grosvenor. The documents he presents at the address above show that the police and pols […]
[…] the first Wilson government, whose career was halted by MI5 ostensibly because of his wife’s links with Soviet officials, but probably because of his knowledge of the secret services. Arthur Martin (Obituary, Guardian 2 February 1996). One of MI5’s ‘mole hunters’, ally of Peter Wright Christopher Mayhew The long obituary in the Daily Telegraph […]
[…] book such as this invites readers to construct their own wish-list of topics that really should have been included. I would probably include a wider selection of secret and security services and their misdeeds, including South Africa’s apartheid era BOSS and the French sinkers of Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior; an investigation into the murky world […]
[…] have been cited before in similar contexts. Quite what ‘the CIA’ means to Stich isn’t always clear. Some of the time ‘the CIA’ means a kind of secret team to Stich: this is the Christic Institute thesis with bells on. At other times he seems to be suggesting that the entire agency has become […]
[…] at Central TV, in particular, have stayed on in their jobs after fronting stories on this not only completely false but so obviously sources back to the secret state.’ Ian Pollard, researcher for the Channel 4 documentary,’The Arthur Legend’, which examined the generation of these smears, wrote to correct me. The Mirror and Cook […]
[…] right, and Knupffer, see Kevin Coogan, Dreamer of the Day (New York: Autonomedia, 1999) pp. 598-615, and Stephen Dorril, MI6: Inside the Covert World of Her Majesty’s Secret Intelligence Service (New York: The Free Press, 2000), especially chapters 20 and 21. 17 Knupffer based his views on the idea that the CIA, acting at […]
