[…] papers. Doty says that Reagan asked to be briefed on the UFO thing as soon as he became president. 6 See, for example, Brain Bender, ‘The Pentagon’s Secret Search for UFOs’ in Politico in 2017 at or . 7 8 2 live extraterrestrial; and there has been continuous UFO activity ever since, especially around […]
[…] papers. Doty says that Reagan asked to be briefed on the UFO thing as soon as he became president. 6 See, for example, Brain Bender, ‘The Pentagon’s Secret Search for UFOs’ in Politico in 2017 at or . 7 8 2 live extraterrestrial; and there has been continuous UFO activity ever since, especially around […]
[PDF file]: […] he might have what we now call Alzheimer’s disease (from which his father had suffered).1 This is too prosaic for some and they keep looking for the secret scandal which they know must be the real explanation for Wilson’s departure. The Times gave us the reminiscences of a barrister, Sir Desmond de Silva, who, […]
[PDF file]: […] and got in touch to query the advert’s provenance, so that one didn’t make it into the light of day. Which sounds exactly like what the British secret state would do to you, if you were on their shit list. Reacting to another wildly exaggerated report, written up for the digestion of senior SDS […]
[PDF file]: Contents Lobster 58 Whose Prospect? Solomon Hughes Prospect magazine have confirmed a series of connections to the British secret state, including dinner meetings, seminars and taking on the son of MI6 boss John Scarlett as an intern. The links with the security services are a potential embarrassment for the magazine, which has been compared […]
[PDF file]: […] the Bush administration moved us quickly towards a long planned war 10 11 against Iraq. The rest, as they say, is history. Operation Gladio remained a well-kept secret for decades. In the UK, the 30-year rule – 70 years in the case of bio-weapons expert David Kelly – makes it difficult to make democracy […]
[PDF file]: […] solicitor admitted that Kerr had worked for the Economic League and, when that folded, The Consulting Association had been set up by construction firms to continue its secret vetting work. Kerr was paid to run the organisation which was not registered as a company but was described by his solicitor as a trade association […]
[PDF file]: […] a “clean break” after Westminster was finally galvanised by the MPs’ expenses scandal, and which I knew was reimbursing him for the rent. Nor was there any secret about the fact that for at least part of the period he was also renting out his London home — it is a published fact in […]
[PDF file]: […] torments Kissinger with that ‘does that bother you?’ The printed page just does not convey it. But of course quite a bit of Nixon’s activities were supposedly secret. Surely a cuntocracy is dependent on a vast hidden propaganda apparatus? But such techniques of control are merely the basic methods by which an individual or […]
[PDF file]: […] 8 In Mexico, rival candidates boast of the importance of ‘their’ US consultants whereas in France, for example, the presence of a US consultant is an election-losing secret. 9 Despite the subtitle of the book, possibly inserted by the publisher, Harding is not really interested in ‘spin’, which apart from anything else is first […]
