[…] Fox, the author of the first critical study of the Warren Commission’s findings put out by a mainstream publisher, The Unanswered Questions about President Kennedy’s Assassination ( New York: Award Books, 1965). Actually, it was preceded by Thomas G. Buchanan’s Who Killed Kennedy? (London: Secker & Warburg, 1964) which was published before the Warren […]
[…] Britain. From 1963 onwards, after Blunt’s outing by Michael Straight, curiously coinciding with Philby’s by Flora Solomon and Rothschild, some members of the British upper classes k new of Blunt’s role and the subsequent offer of immunity. Though not, until much later, Wilson, the Labour Prime Minister, nor his Law Officers, the Attorney General […]
[…] a junior minister in the Treasury during the Heath years. His account confirms the analysis I offer of this period in chapter 1 of The Rise of New Labour. Obsessed with British entry into the EEC, Heath embarked upon his ‘dash for growth’, and turned the bankers loose. Having worked in the City, Nott […]
House of Bush, House of Saud Craig Unger New York: Scribner, 2004, h/back, $26.00 I bought this because it was reported in the UK that the book couldn’t be published here due to our ‘stricter’ libel laws. Naturally, I wondered who among the Bushes and the Saudis might consider themselves libelled. The book […]
[…] troops were trained in Malaysia (Kotce Timpyt) Individual SAS members were transferred – through the British Military Attache in Saigon, Colonel John Waddy – to Australian and New Zealand SAS units, as an auxiliary force for the US expedition there. (The Kitson Experiment, Faligot) One such soldier would seem to be Capt. Robin Letts […]
[…] (at $100,000 per plane) in the extremely controversial TFX fighter. Some of the people involved in this project come into Oswald’s orbit. On November 1 1963, The New York Times, investigating charges by Fidel Castro, printed a picture of a 174 vessel, The Rex. The NYT learned that the ship had been bought by […]
[…] a book and film in collaboration with her. According to the Independent (19 March 1996) there are two Germans also in German prisons awaiting trial in connection with the October 1977 events. This episode is still alive and kicking. Ian Cameron Notes 1. ‘Hijacker and SAS Hero United to Write’, Andrew Malone, 11 February 1996.
[…] reviews: ‘Unassailably accurate … beautifully written … the definitive book on the Hollis story’ – The Times ‘Lively, well-written a completely engrossing book. West has unearthed completely new material’ – Financial Times ‘West is a thorough and meticulous researcher. His book is one of the most interesting to appear for many years’ – The […]
[…] chemical usage and comprised of a steel body with a Mark 131 fin assembly and Central Bursting Tube – according to information made available. A chemical weapons test with a field test kit (designated ‘Mary 256’) was conducted and revealed the munition to contain a mixture of Tabun, Sarin and Cyclo-Sarin. It must be […]
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