[…] the disruption.15 The nearby NAFO fan convention was opened in person by Lithuania’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Gabrielius Landsbergis,16 which probably means the event’s 200 attendees all underwent security vetting first. How they even managed to afford to block book the hotel in the first place remains unclear. NAFO was approached in July 2024 and […]
[PDF file]: […] thesis. The estimable John Simkins published a devastating rebuttal of this, pointing out that Belfrage has been leaking material to the Soviets on instruction from BSC (British Security Co-ordination). Simkins included this killer paragraph: ‘If Gordon Corea and the other journalists working on this story had carried out a simple search for “Cedric Belfrage” […]
[PDF file]: […] knew of Nixon’s treason, including documents gleaned from the CIA and FBI detailing surveillance of Nixon’s go-betweens. Johnson entrusted his so-called ‘X-Envelope’ to Walt Rostow, his National Security Advisor. On 26 June 1973, with Johnson now dead, Rostow handed this dossier to the director of the LBJ Presidential Library, with a note recommending that […]
[PDF file]: […] soon disappeared as the fog of the Cold War set. (Note also these quantum developments in the speedy turn to global empire: the creation of the National Security State, 1947; Israel, 1948; and the Korean War, 1950.) The crowning legal achievements formed in this new crucible, inter alia, were the U.N. Charter and Geneva […]
[PDF file]: […] country, but just down the road from the offices of the William Cohen Group in Washington DC where he works as ‘senior counsellor’ to the weapons and security consultants. Cohen was Robertson’s opposite number at the Pentagon during the Clinton administration.2 Reporting on the referendum for the BBC from Glasgow was Sarah Smith, the […]
[…] soon disappeared as the fog of the Cold War set. (Note also these quantum developments in the speedy turn to global empire: the creation of the National Security State, 1947; Israel, 1948; and the Korean War, 1950). The crowning legal achievements formed in this new crucible, inter alia, were the U.N. Charter and Geneva […]
[PDF file]: […] 14 May they intercepted in the post a photostat copy of a letter from Hess. This was forwarded to a Group Captain Blackford, Director of Intelligence ( Security) RAF.55 None of these documents, letters or photostats can be found in official files today. Hess and Kirkpatrick spoke again on 15 May. Hess requested that […]
[PDF file]: […] banks. Said one U.S. prosecutor who helped direct the case, ‘The Panamanian officials we were dealing with were sincerely cooperative. They had information. They could have breached security, and they didn’t.’17 These money laundering cases garnered Noriega numerous friends in the DEA, but lost him important allies at home. Indeed, these local antagonists played […]
[PDF file]: […] – will have been aware of Koussa’s hideous background but also the risks Koussa will have taken over a long period to work with SIS, and the security and other benefits Britain may have enjoyed as result. It is also why, if Saif Gaddafi makes it to the court in The Hague, it is […]
[PDF file]: […] now appears highly probable that major world powers have the ability to create modifications of climate that might be seriously detrimental’ to America.3 1 Jimmy Carter’s National Security Advisor, Zbigniew Brzezinski, reiterated that the emerging ‘techniques of weather modification could be employed to produce prolonged 28 Florez cited in Fleming (see note 10) p. […]
