Mark Perry William Morrow and Co, New York, 1992 I’m not even sure if this has actually been published in the U.K.: I’d never heard of it until this copy turned up in my local library with a UK price stuck over the dollar price, suggesting a few were imported. This should have been […]
[…] of inflation; but he does provide plenty of empirical evidence that neo-liberalism isn’t working. It is still argued by neo-liberals that in adopting Keynesian policies with the New Deal, Roosevelt deepened and prolonged the Depression. This piece of flim-flam is advanced more to promote the neo-liberal belief that the US fell from an economic […]
[…] print, and three examples of the kind of micro-textual analysis which the serious JFK assassination researcher does so well. Editor is Jerry Rose, State University College, Fredonia, New York 14063. Intelligence/Parapolitics We should have given a lot more attention to the Paris-based Intelligence/Parapolitics than we have to date. It really is wonderfully interesting, simply, […]
Robert Parry Sheridan Square Press, New York, 1993 ISBN 1-879823-08-X This is an account both of the October Surprise story and of the author’s attempts over two years to stand it up. This works at several levels. The first is an intelligible recounting of the main features of the developing October Surprise allegations. He […]
[…] went through a bad shock with Watergate. But even then, all they were asked to believe was that their president had been a bad person. In this new situation they are asked much more; they are asked to believe that their country has been evil. And nobody wants to believe that.’ The word for […]
[…] going on in Iran today, which also understands the geopolitical and environmental situations. It is fully referenced, indexed, and comes with a handy glossary, chronology and map. Notes Iran has the highest per capita rate of heroin addiction in the world, apparently. The Pasdaran (Revolutionary Guards) make a small fortune out of the burgeoning […]
[…] rise of so-called ‘Thatcherism’, and with an academic debate around the apparent paradox of industrial decline and the rise of an ‘enterprise culture’. He has added some new information and an extra chapter, but otherwise tells the same story. Rubinstein is an indefatigable researcher, who has done his time in the Public Records office; […]
[…] old single tribunals continue to exist for cases that were already being considered before October 2 2000. Sir Michael Burton was appointed in June 2000 as the new President of the Interception of Communications Tribunal for five years. He has also been appointed Vice President of the IPT. See footnote, RIPA s65(4)(5)(7). The IPT […]
[…] languages and has sold over 150,000 copies. So what do I know? Notes This idiocy makes the author sound like a follower of Lyndon La Rouche, as does his use of the La Rouchian phrase ‘ new Dark Ages’ in the introduction; and you do get some hits if you Google ‘Daniel Estulin + EIR’.
[…] well known were Raymond Fletcher, and Le Cercle. Fletcher was a Labour MP who was witch-hunted by MI5 as a KGB asset when really an MI6 agent. New information on Le Cercle (aka the Pinay Circle: see Lobster 17) from Hollingsworth is the role of former MI6 officer Geoffrey Tantum as Le Cercle UK […]
