[…] 2000. Gerald Posner, ‘Al Fayed’s rage’, Talk, August/September 1999. Extracts from the article can be found on Al Fayed’s Website at: http://www.alfayed.com/dianaanddodi/posner.html In his writing on the JFK assassination case, Posner’s honesty has been called into question. See Martin Cannon’s column in Lobster 28. Nick Pisa, ‘I reached Diana crash first, but French police […]
[…] are making a ‘big picture’ in England and she’s going to be in it. Information from Harry Irwin, erstwhile editor of the UK’s solitary newsletter on the JFK assassination, now defunct, in a letter to the author. But the various books on OSS do not mention him, though this in itself tells us nothing. […]
[…] 147) Did anyone at Pluto actually read this book? Notes In Bonn I also saw a shrink-wrapped copy of Larry Flynt’s Hustler whose lead story was ‘ JFK assassination solved’. I couldn’t afford to buy it. Which was a lucky break: the ‘solution’ was the Gemstone File! LaRouche is a former left elitist, a […]
[…] articles, graphic and assorted fragments on everything from the Bilderberg 1986 meeting personnel to an essay from Lobster 8, encompassing Quigley, Situationist slogans, right-wing US conspiracy theories, JFK assassination, Charles Manson and P2. The whole thing has been slung together by ‘Tom Vague’ who has apparently spent the last 15 years mourning the loss […]
[…] Cook, on his early attempts to get his doubts about the Warren Commission into print, and three examples of the kind of micro-textual analysis which the serious JFK assassination researcher does so well. Editor is Jerry Rose, State University College, Fredonia, New York 14063. Intelligence/Parapolitics We should have given a lot more attention to […]
[…] from Lobster 29 (1995) Enemies Within? Reviews from Lobster 29 (1995) A ‘great venture’: overthrowing the government of Iran, by Mark Curtis, from Lobster 30 (1995) Recent JFK (and related) literature, by Anthony Frewin, from Lobster 31 (1996) Who were they travelling with? By Tom Easton, from Lobster 31 (1996) UFOs and the governments […]
[…] of Chuck’s account of his memories of what he says his brother said before his death, interspersed with bits and pieces from the large secondary literature on JFK, Monroe etc., the whole juiced up with some sexual fantasies about Monroe. The Cuban intelligence service may have something interesting to tell us about the anti-Castro […]
A spook, moi? One of the formative experiences of my youth – and we’re talking early 1960s here, beatnik days, when wearing a narrow leather tie was pretty hip – was going to the Mound in Edinburgh on Sunday nights. The Mound is like Hyde Park Corner in London, a place where local by-laws allow […]
[…] Agency for International Development (AID), the International Cooperation Administration (ICA). An acknowledged cover for CIA officers and contract spooks such as Watergate’s E. Howard Hunt and the JFK assassination’s George de Mohrenschildt, the ICA would become infamous during the 1960s, funding the construction of so-called tiger-cages in Vietnam, and training foreign police forces in […]
House of Bush, House of Saud Craig Unger New York: Scribner, 2004, h/back, $26.00 I bought this because it was reported in the UK that the book couldn’t be published here due to our ‘stricter’ libel laws. Naturally, I wondered who among the Bushes and the Saudis might consider themselves libelled. The book is […]
