Peter Phillips and Project Censored (2003) New York: Seven Stories, £12.99 Project Censored is a centre for research and campaigning related to freedom of information, set up in 1976 at Sonoma State University in California. Every year since 1994 (with a break in 2002), the project has produced a survey of the year’s […]
[…] the back of the increasing awareness of, and anxiety about, the polluted industrial environment, the anti-fluoride case has crawled out of the sandpit and has shaken itself free of the most destructive associations. This terrific, massively documented book does tell that story; but the big story it tells is how fluoride got into the […]
[…] off the cops and the local Democratic Party. Unaware of the intelligence connections of the laundry, or the money (and votes) given by the Dominicans to the New York Democratic Party, the head of the anti-smuggling unit of the Immigration and Naturalisation Service (INS) in New York leads a multi-agency task force to investigate […]
[…] evidence falls very far short of claims that the Bilderbergers created the oil price hike. Indeed, the evidence offered by Newton suggests that all this was ‘in the wind’ at the time. Notes You can read Palast’s recent journalism at his new Website www.gregpalast.com http://www.radiopinoyusa.com/matanglawin/ml-09-25-2000.html The Akins in the Bilderberg minutes discussed above – RR
[…] various intelligence and law enforcement agencies, first and foremost they had to bury their links with Oswald. The FBI had to conceal the fact that they k new of Oswald but had not kept tabs on him; or, worse, that he was working for them in the phoney Fair Play for Cuba Committee branch […]
[…] in advance. Which brings me to Russ Kick’s vast and sprawling collection – 400 large format pages, 65 pieces by 55 contributors. No loon material here: no New World Order, no alien abductions, no faked moon landings. Instead, there are pieces on media control and political scandals and cover-ups and the rewriting of history. […]
[…] influence of US public diplomacy in the UK, in particular the use of the International Visitor Program as a channel for encouraging dialogue and the introduction of new ideas into the Labour Party during the 1980s.’ And Smith lists all those who took the freebies on offer (for the most part they are the […]
[…] Tory Party for over twenty years until 1983, and is now reported to be the largest Tory Party grouping at Westminster, with over 80 MPs. The ‘ New Right’ discovered by the media in the late 1970s (essentially after Thatcher came to power), is little more than an expression of the media’s complete lack […]
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