[…] It’s just that having noticed that they are not telling the truth about some incidents, how much credence should we attach to the rest of their accounts? Notes 15 For a detailed treatment of this see David W. Mantik, ‘Paradoxes of the JFK Assassination: The Silence of the Historians’ at http://www.harrison-e-livingstone.com/jfk/mantik.htm 16 See for […]
[…] They discussed executive matters including: How to improve the international image of Franz Joseph Strauss (help was given in the January 1980 election: Crozier launched a ‘Victory for Strauss Project group’); How to influence the situation in Rhodesia and South Africa according to a conservative European view; The construction of a powerful radio transmitter […]
[…] also professor of American Indian Studies and chair of the Department of Ethnic Studies at the University of Colorado at Boulder – a prof with a Kashalnikov! Notes 1 Tony Blair and Gordon Brown believe in the fairy story Uncle Sam. They really do. This is what makes them so useful to the Americans. […]
[…] pay-dirt: Wigg had ‘a second family’. Wilson let Wigg know that he knew of his secret and would give it to the press unless the leaks stopped. Notes 1 Roy Hattersley, ‘No one likes a sneak’, The Observer 10 July 2005. But as Tony Frewin said, ‘Oh yes they do!’ 2 Or by the […]
Parliamentary Question for Priority Written Answer on Thursday 27th November 1986 Question 160W MR. KEVIN McNAMARA: To ask Mr. Attorney General, if he will prosecute Mr. Colin Wallace, former senior information officer, Psychops, Army Headquarters, Norther Ireland for revealing details of secret service operations against Her Majesty’s Government in the period 1974 to 1979 […]
[…] which, to quote from her letter of complaint to the Inspector-General of the CIA, she ‘went on a week-long canoe trip in the Thousand Island area of New York. There, most of my conscious thoughts were sexual fantasies. I have never had such an episode in my life……’ A period of intense activity was […]
[…] pp.20-21. Framed? The spy caught up in his own web of intrigue. — Liam Clarke, Sunday World, 31 May 1987, p. 17. Putting Wallace to the truth test — Liam Clarke, Irish News, 21 September 1987, p. 6. Colin Wallace — Phoenix, 9 February 1990, p. 12. ….not any more — Robin Ramsay, Fortnight, […]
[…] of this is based on either blind habit or assumption. Because of the Reductionist mindset of scientists (and those in authority), a single cause is always sought for every disease. Having ‘found’ the one cause, positions, careers, resources, whole industries with their lawyers and political muscle, are devoted to maintaining the ‘wisdom’ of this […]
[…] as a mixture of fact and fiction. I invited him to correct any errors we had made but have heard nothing.) Fielding’s account of McLean’s life makes it plain that McLean was an MI6 officer for most, if not all, of the post-war period. If true, Fielding’s claim above about Julian Amery is new. RR
[…] (personal information). Alan Charles Andrews: MI6 technical side 1965-74 (personal information). Denis Jackson: MI6 under Andrews. Derek Salmon: MI6 under Andrews. John Fawcett: MI5 liaison officer with New Zealand 1985/6 (Information from Owen Wilkes). John Hay: MI6 (C) (Diplomatic List 1990). J.A. Noakes: MI6 (C) (Diplomatic List 1990). R.G. Graham: MI6 (C) (Diplomatic List […]
