[…] to fashion the external world …….each of us is living in a society that has a vested interest in our alienation from reality and the indoctrination of new recruits into the collective fantasy of Western benevolence .’ This struck me as novel and interesting. Laing claimed to have revealed the dynamics of the family […]
[…] Of course it wasn’t anything resembling a ‘war’ at all. Even a very Kennedy-phile account such as that in chapter two of Victor Navasky’s Kennedy Justice (Atheneum, New York, 1971) makes it clear that ‘campaign’ or ‘drive’ is certainly a better term than ‘war’ which suggests a scale and commitment which is inappropriate. (As […]
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[…] Chronicle as saying: ‘I have been with him since he became leader and I will be at his side until the end.’ The strong Israel network in New Labour is likely to continue beyond the retirement of Blair and Levy. Gordon Brown has often spoken to his attachment to the Israel cause and regularly […]
[…] the book has had wonderful reviews. The exceptions are the Guardian, for whom Clive Ponting wrote a very odd, almost evasive review (2 June 89); and the New Statesman and Society (21 July 89) in which Duncan Campbell tried to undermine Wallace and denigrate the book -presumably because it was a story he had […]
[…] enjoyed this more than anything else I have read for years. It is also an important book. There have been critics of the free market and the New World Order before – but no-one has treated these subjects with such elegant contempt. All the nauseating bullshit of the past twenty years is trashed in […]
[…] going to a lot of trouble to get this nonsense circulated. A free sample should be forthcoming on request from “Friends of the UK” PO Box 76D, New Malden, Surrey, KT3 4BB, UK. In the US from PO Box 597004, Department 608, San Francisco, CA 94164-9004. Coming In From The Cold: British Propaganda and […]
[…] Sample and Collum tell us in The Men on the Sixth Floor that an oil man they met in Houston told them that half of Texas k new that LBJ had Kennedy killed. Is this plausible? I have no way of knowing. We know so little about Texas politics and organised crime in the […]
[…] 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, […]
