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The writer with no hands by Matthew Alford
[PDF file]: […] in which the US military and intelligence are thoroughly integrated, a system in which a really radical script simply wouldn’t get made. So who would bother to kill the writer when a word in the right ear would get the project dropped or modified? The answer to this may be that a criminal conspiracy […]
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The View from the Bridge
[PDF file]: […] avoid or 24 See also Cara MariAnna, ‘Israel Lobby’s Disastrous Domination’ at . 25 26 27 9 uncomfortable information. If the idea that Hamas are willing to kill Israeli civilians is discomfiting, the false flag notion can save you having to deal with the complexity of Islamists and the Middle East. The new Cold […]
A key for a Clockwork Orange
[PDF file]: […] a senior CIA officer at the time, head of the Agency’s Soviet division when Frank Olson was killed.2 4 Is this a big enough set of hints to encourage readers within Soviet intelligence to believe that Olson had been deliberately driven to kill himself as a result of a successful US mind-control experiment? 23 24
Suddenly in September?
[PDF file]: […] our intelligence and security systems that a band of religious fanatics was able to turn four US passenger jets into an enemy force, attack our cities and kill 3,000 civilians with terrifying ease. I want to know why two 110-storey skyscrapers collapsed in less than two hours and why escape and rescue options were […]
View from Bridge 87
[…] on Terrorism. The problem with the concept is that it offers too ready a way to avoid uncomfortable information. If the idea that Hamas are willing to kill Israeli civilians is discomfiting, the false flag notion can save you having to deal with the complexity of Islamists and the Middle East. *new* The new […]
The Last Circle: Danny Casolaro’s Investigation into The Octopus and the Promis Software Scandal by Cheri Seymour
[…] people who had never been near real criminal investigations, nor tried to deal with people from the covert world who were blowing smoke (let alone who might kill you if you found something interesting). The author of this book has been on the case, off and on, for twenty years and is still unable […]