[…] of £1.89 million. Two years later, a judge dismissed all the charges against him. But like Kevin Taylor in the Stalker case, the long and expensive bank fraud case had knocked him out of public life during the years before his acquittal. PII In the early stages of the case, McGrath and his defence […]
[…] of Cunningham Snr, Poulson and T. Dan Smith (a Councillor on Newcastle City Council 1950-1966 and Chair of the Northern Economic Planning Council 1965-1970) on corruption and fraud charges in April 1974. (2) Enter Eddie Eddie Milne (Labour MP for Blyth Valley 1960-1974), who had criticised Cunningham et al for many years, found himself […]
[…] hidden in a bedroom at Brown’s Hotel when he came across for a diplomatic meeting. In 1978 (24) she was involved in the break-up of a massive fraud. She had been put onto the activities of Taylor and Ash by Billy Hill, the former London underworld boss, who thought there was the making of […]
[…] boxes near the window…’ . On p.375 we are given a page and a half on Billy Sol Estes, Johnson’s involvement, the murders of witnesses to Estes’ fraud and an account of the 1984 exchange of letters between Estes’ lawyer and the Justice Department in which Estes named Wallace as the perpetrator of eight […]
[…] soon as you begin trying to check it out you find that the allegations are mostly unsubstantiated and uncheckable; and much of the purported documentation is a fraud. That is, if you check the source given it doesn’t actually substantiate the claim made by ‘Torbitt’ for which it is offered as evidence. I’m reasonably […]
[…] a CIA-sponsored paedophile group called ‘The Finders’. The tale is bizarre, but it contains names, dates and documentation that the super-spooks were running a child-abuse and computer fraud gang in Washington DC during the 80s under the guidance of a USAF intelligence agent, Marion David Pettie. Unclassified seems somewhat uncertain about the piece, however, […]
[…] Using Google, search for ‘Diebold + voting + computers’ for a preliminary recce. Or try, for example, < http://www.sptimes.ru/archive/times/904/opinion/o_10419.htm > and ‘A Brief History of Computerized Election Fraud in America’ at < www.truthout.org/doc_03/ 102503C.shtml > 6 Tom Engelhardt, ‘Washington Implodes’, 6 October < www.motherjones.com/ news/ daily mojo/2003/41/we_557_01a.html > 7 ‘Washington dismissed Iraq’s peace feelers, […]
[…] get good results from the public sector (those who live by targets die by targets). Whatever it takes became their unspoken credo; be it encouraging blatant statistical fraud or the destruction of the so-called British constitution. (And what, thinks NuLab, are airy-fairy civil liberties? Who cares about a few climate change weirdoes getting their […]
[…] of research and has documented much of this. It is one thing to presume that Britain’s so-called decolonisation of its empire in the post-war years was a fraud, designed to leave former colonies with ‘friendly’ governments, and the mass of the population getting screwed as before; or to presume that the ‘Soviet threat’ after […]
[…] Collum and Sample. 5 For first degree murder he got a five year suspended sentence, after being defended by one of LBJ’s lawyers. 6 The unravelling Estes fraud was one of three corruption scandals which were gathering around Johnson in 1963 and which evaporated when he became president. The other big one concerned the […]
