[…] only was there was little knowledge of Texas among the research community, the climate of the times pushed the researchers, who were mostly left-liberals, towards the American secret state and away from Texas, crime and mere venal politicians. As for Collum and Sample, who basically solved the case, the irony is that had they […]
‘Isn’t it true that when those poor devils stop suffering it is through a loss of what you call psyche?'(1) The psychotronics era The former Soviet Union had a long history of programmes in energetics and psycho-energetics technology, known to the West as psychotronics. Until recently, the bulk of the initial work on the science […]
[…] biscuit. A sense of this is conveyed by what must be one of the longest subtitles in publishing history: ‘How the unsolved murder of a doctor, a secret laboratory in New Orleans and cancer-causing monkey viruses are linked to Lee Harvey Oswald, the JFK assass-ination and emerging global epidemics’ Kennedy assassination initiates will glimpse […]
Luke Harding, David Leigh and David Pallister Penguin, 1997, £6.99 George Orwell said that Robinson Crusoe was a good example of a bad book, clumsily written but of natural interest due to its subject. The same is true here. Heroic and triumphant in tone, the troika of authors concentrate mainly on the paraphernalia, research and … Read more
[…] feel the issues involved would be too much to take on at this time.’ This Logan interprets as ‘a clear indication of penetration and manipulation by the secret police’. Actually it indicates only the limited resources of the Liberty/NCCL. They have to decide which of the many appeals they receive should actually be worked […]
[…] states that ‘after I had completed my book I learned that the American writer Robert Deindorfer is due to publish the memoirs of an ex-officer of Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service, in which not only is the operation featured but its name is revealed..’ I don’t know which book this is. Does anyone else? Information […]
[…] by Humans?’ (Dr Richard Offutt); ‘Ground Penetrating Radar’ (Charles Young) and one of Thomas Bearden’s quantum physics theory-laden and, to me, entirely unintelligible pieces called ‘The Final Secret of Free Energy.’ A sample copy is available for $4.00 from the editor, Judy Wall, 684 C.R. 535, Sumterville, FL 33585, USA. Anyone trying to make […]
[…] a heart attack in 2002. The smoking gun that points at the late Prince Achmed comes from Gerald Posner, who apparently wrote a book relying on ‘exclusive secret information’ regarding this terrorist group, extracted under torture. Unger, from his description of Posner, clearly knows that there is something dubious about him. But, lacking any […]
Mandy, The Independent and Europe As pictures of H’Angus the Monkey, the new elected mayor of Hartlepool, filled the news pages, it emerged more quietly that the other public face of that poor North-East town, Peter Mandelson, had joined the international advisory board of News and Media, the owners of The Independent and The Independent … Read more
Mark Felt is ‘Deep Throat’. Bob Woodward says so, and his word is law in this particular arena. No matter that Woodward had a dozen sources, some of whom may have been more important than Throat himself. The point is that ‘Throat’ is anyone Woodward says he is, and he says he is Felt. In … Read more
