[PDF file]: […] allowing it to report higher cash flows and inflate executive pay without justification Investigations suggest that the company did not only lend to its clients against the security of invoices for work already completed or even contracted, but against “prospective receivables” that the company had not yet generated, and indeed might never generate.’ 9 […]
[PDF file]: […] His daughter, Diana, has served on the BAP’s US advisory board under her married name of Negroponte. Husband John ‘had a distinguished career in diplomacy and national security’, according to Yale University, 3 2 with which, like his wife’s old BAP friend Butler, he has a continuing connection. In 2004 when he was appointed […]
[PDF file]: […] was bed-hopping between the president and Sam Giancana. But given what we now know about the contemporary CIA’s engagement with the Mafia, it’s equally plausible that National Security concerns were involved. 7 potential leak of the Sullivan dossier might inspire in him with the 1964 presidential election looming. If it came to light that […]
[PDF file]: […] 19th century, most average Americans are probably going to choose the latter. Not because they’re Americans, but because it is is natural and instinctual to prefer safety, security, and familiarity. Dugin says to those Americans: the time to choose is now. Futurologists and proponents of accelerating historical processes (accelerationists) are confidently looking into the […]
[…] there has been some big shift; and in a sense there has been. I am no longer collecting every scrap of information about the British intelligence and security services in the way that I did once. Why not? A number of things have come together. Firstly, it no longer seems as important. Other people […]
[PDF file]: […] absent Latvian executives, Anita Lase, Yury Kachnov and Sergey Kostyrin, were found guilty of money laundering and ordered to serve sentences in a ‘penal colony with high security regime’.19 The Baltic Course news service in Riga described the Pervomaiski Criminal Court hearing as ‘Kyrgyz Government Exacts Its Revenge on Belokon’.20 Belokon’s defence In a […]
[PDF file]: […] capital letters, not mine), which remains, writes the author, ‘the single largest expulsion of intelligence officials by any country’. Heath later described it as ‘the most import security action ever taken by any Western government’. In which case, one wonders why the Soviet reaction was so muted, with little of the feared reprisals against […]
[PDF file]: […] of the problem having created the political information market in the first place, controlling the cartel. Similar parallels vis-avis the state can be made with the private security industry and military consultancies. Allow one issue to unravel, they collapse into and collide with each other. 4 Sir John said: ‘The next five years will […]
[PDF file]: […] as Athenaeum sponsor): or 11 12 Daily Mail 28 October 2013 (more details on Savile and Franey’s Athenaeum meeting): or Charles Kaye and Alan Franey, Managing High Security Psychiatric Care, (Jessica Kingsley Publishing, 1998), p. 35 (Franey acknowledges meeting at Athenaeum) 13 See the final paragraph of the report in Guardian 1 November 2012 […]
