[…] who did have the muscle to police the non-communist world. Third, as the US developed global electronic surveillance systems which the British state could not match, our secret servants came to rely on US-generated intelligence. The fourth reason is that a large part of the City of London is now owned by American banks, […]
[…] pervert. But are they of any interest other than the prurient? Yes, indeed. First of all, there is what they don’t reveal about Wyatt’s connection with the secret state and dirty tricks (he had been an important Information Research Department conduit). Much more important is what they do reveal about how contemporary Britain is […]
[…] very similar to the anti-hero found in many Graham Greene novels, or a German George Smiley. It is also recorded that he was ‘linked’ to various ‘ secret societies’ that were banned in the Third Reich but prominent in Austria, Hungary, Lithuania and Latvia. They presumably formed part of the Catholic lobbying groups, Intermarium, […]
Is your journey really necessary? The Guardian ‘Weekend’ section of August 13, 1994, carried a piece called ‘The Seeds of Madness’, about Mark Purdey, the dairy farmer who has opposed the British agro-chemical industry, believing that the so-called ‘mad cow disease’, BSE, was the result of organo-phosphate poisoning. Life became complicated for him and the … Read more
[…] Washington think tank, the Centre for National Security Studies, that it is time to end the clandestine government, with its consequent lawlessness, which is represented by the secret charter of the U.S. intelligence agencies The recent exposures have revealed a reality that does not come close to justifying the wounds that clandestine government inevitably […]
[…] killed by the Communist Chinese and whom they described as the first casualty of the Cold War. The Birchers claimed that America was being undermined by a secret communist conspiracy. They stood for resistance to collectivism and for the freedom of the individual. Writing in 1970 the founder of the society, Robert Welsh, declared […]
[…] storage. Interested parties could try contacting what is left of the organisation on 415 658 1855. A third allegation is included in The Squad: the US Government’s secret alliance with organized crime, Michael Milan, (Prion/Multimedia, London 1989) ‘Michael Milan’ is the pseudonym of someone who claims to have been a former OSS member and […]
[…] ‘we are all Thatcherites now’. At least there are a few people left who think this subject merits debate. Notes 1 Colin Challen, Price of Power: the secret funding of the Tory Party, (London: Vision, 1998) 2 Jules Witcover, No Way to Pick a President: How money and hired guns have debased American elections, […]
[…] should be investigated by the Senate Intelligence Committee. (c) the training, equipping and rewarding of anti-government elements in the police and military who made little or no secret of their intentions. In particular the Thai Border Patrol Police, now trained and equipped by the DEA in place of the CIA, were the principal murders […]
[…] by the British Army. (And thus his other claims about intelligence operations in Northern Ireland should not be taken seriously…..) In 1990, in a piece called ‘The Secret Life of Walter Mitty’ in the Spectator (24 March 1990) Ware returned to Wallace and parachuting, reiterating his 1987 claims that Wallace had either lied or […]
