[…] 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 […]
[…] war? It’s all the fault of the unions. The British economy’s structural bias towards overseas investment? Not a word. Impact of the City on Tory economic policy? Not a word. It doesn’t matter. This has some great anecdotes, some genuinely new information, and some wonderful, unwitting self-revelation by a spokesperson for the Thatcherite myth. RR
[…] of the late Mae Brussel’s radio programme devoted to the file. Eustace Clarence Mullins; the World’s Premier Conspiracy Historian on the Jews, the Fed and the New World Order A. Baron InfoText Manuscripts, co 93c Venner Road, Sydenham, London SE26 5HU, £3.99 This is 60 A4 pages, typed on one side and stapled […]
[…] 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, […]
[…] clean house in the intelligence services? In one sense it is a pity that Routledge gave the ‘Wilson plots’ material such short shrift and gives us nothing new. In another maybe we should be grateful that a mainstream political journalist has taken some of this parapolitical material on board, even if he doesn’t do […]
[…] refers to the Ulster UDI position developed in the mid-1970s but does not root this in the contradictions of the Ulster Workers Council strike of 1974. He notes that the Ulster Democratic Party (UDP) fared more poorly than its (Progressive Unionist Party) (PUP) counterpart in elections, but does not grasp that this is precisely […]
[…] 1993 Alexander sent a memo to a Gilbert Ortiz titled ‘FOIA requests by “Dr Victorian” ‘. In it Alexander complains about Victorian’s success in getting information and notes on p. 2, ‘I have learned that the CIA has asked both British Intelligence and the police to assist in resolving problems’ with Victorian. This may […]
[…] which the American and British states wish they hadn’t and are going to pay the traditional price of people in that situation who decline to stay shtum. Notes But not outside it. See the account of Edmonds’ allegations in ‘For sale: West’s deadly nuclear secrets’ in The Sunday Times of 6 January 2008. ‘Customs […]
[…] on 17 September 1987. He had a ruptured liver. Because of the circumstances an inquest was held at which Fallon’s death was recorded as natural causes. (2) Notes 1. < http://www.arabnews.com/?page=7§ion=0&article=28888&d16&m=7&y=2003&pix =opinion.jpg& category=Opinion > See also < http://www.upi.com/view.cfm?StoryID= 20031022-052400-3673 > at which Boston’s sworn affidavit is discussed after being presented at an October press […]
[…] campaign against Labour Party figures during 1974 and 1975; the so-called ‘private armies’ episode of 1974 with the first information on the sources of funding and support for General Sir Walter Walker’s ‘Civil Assistance’; the role of the British Army’s ‘psy-ops’ unit in Northern Ireland (Information Policy), including some of its activities against Northern […]
