[…] (who are still living in South Africa) have recently confirmed to James Sanders that statements I made in my book relating to them and others, were true. Notes 1 It still is. When I looked at , the biggest second-hand dealer network on the Net, in October, there were two copies, one of them […]
[…] is a very complex subject which really has no place here. However, at some level “sexual politics” does seem to me to be true, does describe something real. Some kinds of generalisations about your average British Movement thug’s sexual/emotional capabilities and inclinations just are going to be true. In this kind of framework, what […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] to grind’. This is a gem. In the first place, Fred’s allegations are not ‘entirely uncorroborated’. Right at the beginning of the story Duncan Campbell of the New Statesman checked out much of it. In the second place, since Fred’s book was published, to my knowledge not a line of it has been refuted. […]
[…] a kind of flow diagram – of how to solve the British economic problem and got it into the Tory Party leadership group, then in opposition under new leader Thatcher. The power of the British trade unions was the central problem he saw and he devised a strategy to reduce it. This was a […]
[…] hope of coming to power if Britain was defeated or occupied. A long walk through shallow water ending in a flop – although no one was laughing. Notes Anne de Courcy is also the author of a biography of Edith, Marchioness of Londonderry, Circe, published in 1997, which shows quite conclusively that Michael Collins […]
[…] Capital Transport, 2004, £25.00, h/b Gimme Shelter(s)! The secret underground government structures that originated during the Second World War and were later adapted, enlarged and augmented for the Nuclear Age were given a once-over by Peter Laurie in Beneath the City Streets (1970) and given much more detailed treatment in Duncan Campbell’s War […]
[…] and, most recently, on BBC2, on 4 June 2003. Mitchell’s long, detailed study suggests that the attack was an attempt by the Israelis to get Egypt blamed for it in the hope of dragging the US into the war on the Israeli side. The subject arose on the Website of American neo-con Daniel Pipes […]
[…] the Soviet/USSR apologisms, but at the cost of £1.00, this publication represents astonishing value for money. In case your ordinary bookshop can’t get it the publisher is: Harney and Jones, 119 Falcon Road, London SW11. The author, Denver Walker, is a member of the Communist Party and a journalist with “The New Worker”. John Clayton
[…] We only had two alternative ways of sustaining demand and keeping the economy moving forward: one was public spending and the other was consumption But we k new that we were having to stimulate consumer spending; we knew we had pushed it up to levels which couldn’t possibly be sustained into the medium and […]
