[PDF file]: […] ask the question: is the CIA not in fact the primary broker of the international drug market? The reader who thinks that Valentine will feed the favourite conspiracy theory will be disappointed. Valentine does not end with a rousing plea to the jury to condemn the CIA as the great evil behind international drug […]
[PDF file]: […] Port Townsend, WA, 2014, $21.95 ISBN: 978-1-936239-93-1 T here’s not enough information about weather warfare. Most books on the subject are either obscure academic histories or off-the-wall conspiracy theories. For example: the late Jerry E. Smith’s Weather Warfare (Adventures Unlimited Press, 2006) begins as a sober, scholarly history of weaponized weather systems but — […]
[PDF file]: […] and the related vast subsidy, wasn’t extended to the Nimrod programme. The absence of an urgent letter from Sir Nicholas MacPherson advising ministers is also noteworthy. ‘Official’ conspiracy theory The death of Major General John Strawson was noted by a couple of broadsheet obituaries recently. Strawson collaborated with Sir John Hackett as the (uncredited) […]
[PDF file]: […] 1 Casa Pia 2 our modern evils’; and that ‘human beings in modern cultures still seem to need the sense that they are battling against an evil conspiracy.’ Of this second claim I am unconvinced. Webster’s analysis of the Bryn Estyn case and this} more recent one seems to me to explain how these […]
[…] to be murdered.19 Nutting was actually the minister of state at the Foreign Office, who resigned in a brave bid to deter Eden from the ‘mad imperial conspiracy to invade Egypt with the French and Israelis’20 in 1956. This diplomatic conspiracy trapped David Holden and Michael Adams in the Semiramis Hotel in Cairo, cost […]
[PDF file]: […] time being two hours behind Texas. Despite Mellen’s tremendous research none of this is clear yet. Billie Sol Estes, who named Wallace as part of the JFK conspiracy, is dismissed after Mellen shows that he was a fraudster and a liar and compares and contrasts the many vague, contradictory and ambiguous things Estes said […]
[…] ‘the most prominent of our modern evils’; and that ‘human beings in modern cultures still seem to need the sense that they are battling against an evil conspiracy.’ Of this second claim I am unconvinced. Webster’s analysis of the Bryn Estyn case and this more recent one seems to me to explain how these […]
[PDF file]: […] scandal – at any rate a version of it – was laid out before her. A detailed retelling of that story of apparent British state murders and conspiracy is done by Olivia, using that Mossad-CIA report as the basis. Asil Nadir returned to Britain to face the charges against him, apparently believing he could […]
[…] the aftermath of Nixon’s downfall. It was knowledge of this network and its methods which enabled Blumenthal to identify what Hilary Clinton eventually called the ‘vast right-wing conspiracy’ against her husband. 19 If you think the British libel laws are too restrictive, Blumenthal’s account of the extraordinary fictions about Clinton which the American right […]
[PDF file]: […] class of ‘privileged victims’. It is difficult to point to its covert power without either evoking charges of ‘anti-semitism’ or that one believes in some old-fashioned right-wing conspiracy theory. Yet the facts of relationships, ownership and control can be identified – although admittedly often indirectly: e.g. Rothschild investment in Liberation, Die Tageszeitung (when each […]
