Richard Norton-Taylor, Mark Lloyd and Stephen Cook Gollancz, London, 1996 £9.99 This arrived just too late for the previous Lobster and even though it feels now almost like a museum piece, what with the enormous balloon of guff in which we have been enveloped since the election, this is too important a subject to […]
[…] in mind the following possible charges: an offence against Section 84 of the Larceny Act 1861 in relation to the recommendation to shareholders in 1966 relating to new options being granted to Rowland. A conspiracy to defraud in relation to Nyaschere and the Shamrock mine of which the essence was personal enrichment of the […]
[…] primary research on the Kennedy assassination. It contains essays which prove (a) that the Zapruder film was substantially edited and cannot be taken as anything like a real record of the event, and (b) that the autopsy X-rays were faked. Both claims have been made before but the essays in this book seem to […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] him to smear Labour, Liberal and Tory politicians in Clockwork Orange Two. Ware can get away with this disgraceful distortion only by completely ignoring the Wallace handwritten notes – based on MI5 information – which, as he knows, were confirmed forensically as being written in or around 1974. Pooh-poohing Wallace’s allegations, Ware can’t even […]
[…] and Jim Keith much more seriously than I do. It’s just a different take on the whole parapolitical thing. But why not? This is 350 almost A4-sized pages. I would be surprised if you didn’t find at least half a dozen pieces of serious interest. Notes AK’s address is given in the Sources section below.
[…] can have many advantages. The home environment is usually stimulating, cosmopolitan and in formed. There can also be one-off bonus such as acquisition of a British passport for a non-UK citizen. If a child’s parents are spies, the child is usually an active participant in espionage at every stage of his or her development. […]
[…] as they provide support to the warfighter.'(17) Although ‘there are no NORAD facilities outside the Continental United States (CONUS) and Canada….NORAD does receive classified data from England.'(18) Notes My archives contain several military intelligence records of unevaluated reports on UFO conferences and symposia. Most of the better known UFO organizations have deep, as well […]
[…] a Christian, apparently the only honest man with any bottle on the EU staff, didn’t have to look hard to find corruption: it was everywhere he went.(5) Notes London: Little, Brown, 1999 The Tainted Source: the Undemocratic Origins of the European Idea, (London: Little Brown, 1997) which has recently been remaindered and is around […]
[…] Dowling, the Sunday Mirror correspondent there from 1970-74. Dowling was reluctant to talk much about that period of his life but, yes, he remembered Wallace, and k new about the psy ops unit Information Policy. He mentioned a novel about his time there he had written. It had caused trouble for him, been withdrawn […]
