[PDF file]: […] in Hirsch and Fletcher’s 1971 Who were they travelling with? (Nottingham: Spokesman), which is now on-line at and expanded a little in Weissman, Kelly and Hosenball’s ‘The CIA backs the Common Market’, originally in Time Out in 1975 and reproduced in Philip Agee and Louis Woolf (eds.) Dirty Work: the CIA in Western Europe, […]
[PDF file]: […] nonetheless legitimate’! Weapons of mass deception Further examples of war crimes discussed in the book include the prepicking in the 1990s of Ahmed Chalabi to head the CIA invented Iraqi National Congress. Along with a mountain of other evidence that the Iraq war was planned years in advance, this amounts to ‘criminal intentions spanning […]
[PDF file]: […] knew their involvement with the US state in these activities gave them a get-out-of-jail-free card. So they went through the motions, only to report back to their CIA handlers, ‘Gee, we failed again.’ Not only did the CIA fail to assassinate Castro, they failed to get reliable information on events and sentiment within Cuba; […]
[PDF file]: […] lid on the Iraq arms dealing story. Researching this on the Internet, Olivia came across a heavily redacted report on Project Babylon: the Iraqi Supergun, on the CIA website. Since the content was largely about the Middle East, she suspected that Mossad might have a copy of the original, and she contacted them. They […]
[PDF file]: […] have had links to the CIA.2 0 Radio London itself, of course, had been set up with advice from US commercial radio magnate Gordon McLendon, someone the CIA had turned to when operating similar outfits in central America and the Caribbean in the ‘50s. The combination of McLendon + LBJ + J Walter Thompson […]
[…] (presumably Michael Hanley, some time Director-General of MI5) (Colonel) Maclean (probably ‘Billy’ Maclean7) Admiral Sir Ian Hogg Major Alexander Greenwood Mr Meyer, an American (probably Herb Meyer, CIA officer8) David Hart The threat Remember this is 1978. Sections of the British secret state, the British military and the CIA believed that the recently resigned […]
[PDF file]: […] being led on one, so I left the matter there. Crozier’s cronies Among the recent revelations from Consortium News concerning Keith Rupert Murdoch’s clandestine relationship with the CIA (see Lobster 69) was the fact that in 1984 Mr Murdoch had funded a European ‘fact finding’ mission by that noted spook-cum-hack the late Brian Crozier. […]
[PDF file]: […] up and detained in what are euphemistically called ‘re-education’ camps. Finger-pointing by the West here conveniently ignoring allegations about links between Facebook, Twitter and Google and the CIA. See for example Jody Chudley, ‘REVEALED (sic): Facebook’s CIA connections’, St Paul Research, 29 March 2018, or and Jim Edwards, ‘Social Media is a Tool of […]
[PDF file]: […] Michael Hanley, some time Director-General of MI5) (Colonel) Maclean (probably ‘Billy’ Maclean 8) Admiral Sir Ian Hogg Major Alexander Greenwood Mr Meyer, an American (probably Herb Meyer, CIA officer9) David Hart The threat Remember this is 1978. Sections of the British secret state, the British military and the CIA believed that the recently resigned […]
[PDF file]: […] I say to people; and a handful of serious and/or desperate people have got on the train. Harlan arrived and told me this strange story about the CIA, microwaves and mind control; how he was the victim of a CIA experiment. At that time I knew nothing about microwaves but I had read the […]
