Politics, parapolitics, history
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Politics, parapolitics, history
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| Journal: | Lobster |
| Issue: | 43 |
| Date: | Summer 2002 |
| Publisher: | Robin Ramsay |
| Editor: | Robin Ramsay |
| ISSN: | 0964-0436 |
- Parafinance: Enron and drilling for red ink - John Burnes
- Introduction
- Parafinance
- Special purpose vehicles
- Market-rigging
- Hedge funds
- Andersen
- Andersen, PFI and New Labour
- Berlusconi
- Cheerleaders
- Blair and Israel
Extracted from Chapter 6 of The Rise of New Labour by Robin Ramsay
- How to fix an election - Garrick Alder
- First pick your voters
- Bring out your dead
- Blind them with science
- If you can't steal them, invent them
- The element of surprise
- Using the 2000 presidential election as an example
- The element of surprise
- First pick your voters
- If you can't steal them, invent them
- Purging the voters
- Blind them with science
- Kitson revisited -- John Newsinger
- Learning the ropes
- Low intensity operations
- The war in Northern Island
- Mind control etc
- Active denial
- Verichip
- Mobile phones
- Mind control: implants
- HAARP
- The corporate ex-spook business -- Corinne Souza
- Corporate social responsibility (CSR)
- Corporate citizenship
- Regulation
- Commercial environment
- Intelligence sources
- Obituaries
- Morris Riley
- John McGuffin,
- General Sir Walter Walker
- L. Fletcher Prouty
- William Couper
- Into the Whitehall maw -- Jane Affleck
- The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT)
- Introduction
- Duty to investigate
- Insufficient resources
- IPT rules
- An odd system, distorted by the need for secrecy
- Malcolm Kennedy's case
- The Norman Baker case, the Information Tribunal, and MI5 certificates
Challenging MI5's blanket exemption from the subject access provision of the Data Protection Act 1998
- Obtaining personal data using the Data Protection Act 1998
- The Norman Baker case
- New certificate issued by MI5
- A policy change?
- The View from the Bridge
- Bilderberg and the EU
- Off target
- The truth isn't out there after all
- Plus ca change
- 'Mind control' bill in the US Congress
- McKinney again
- Good news! Or bad...
- Does disinformation work?
- I-oops
- Told you so
- A history man
- Smearing Robert Henderson
- Tittle tattle 1 -- Tom Easton
- Mandy, The Independent and Europe
- Islington South: a Labour-free zone?
- Friends of Mo
- Hennessy
- Enron and New Labour
- Tittle tattle 2 -- Robin Ramsay
- Crime fighting?
- Mad or bad?
- Delusions of something
- Faking it
- Toe curling
- The CIA and the 1975 referendum on EEC membership
- Ho Hum
- BBC blocks staff access to www.bilderberg.org
- The Gordon Logan story
- Historic Notes -- Scott Newton
- The origins of Civil Assistance?
- The heath government and war in Africa?
- Princess Diana: the Hidden Evidence. How MI6 and the CIA were involved in the death of Princess Diana by Jon King and John Beverage, reviewed by Terry Hanstock
- Secret Underground Cities: an account of some of Britain's subterranean defence, factor and storage sites in the Second World War by N. J. McCamley, reviewed by Anthony Frewin
- Secret Nucklear Bunkers: the passive defence of the western world during the Cold War by N. J. McCamley, reviewed by Anthony Frewin
- The Politics of Apolitical Culture: The Congress for Cultural Freedom, the CIA and post-war American Hegemony by Giles Scott-Smith, reviewed by Tom Easton
- The European Union: a critical guide by Steven P. McGiffen, reviewed by Tom Easton
- Branson by Tom Bower, reviewed by Simon Matthews
- The American Papers: India, Pakistan & Bangladesh Documents 1965 - 1973 Edited by Roedad Khan, reviewed by Faisal A. Qureshi
- Them: Adventures with Extremists by Jon Ronson
- Acid: The new Secret History of LSD by David Black
- The Conspirators: Secrets of an Iran-Contra insider by Al Martin
- West-Bloc Dissident: A Cold War Memoir by William Blum
- Public Servant, Secret Agent: The Elusive Life and Violent Death of Airey Neave by Pual Routledge
- Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: Recollections of an errant politician by John Nott
- Market Killing: What the free market does and what social scientists can do about it by Greg Philo and David Miller
- Cloak and Dollar: A history of American Secret Intelligence by Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones
- Know Your Enemy: How the Joint Intelligence Committee saw the world by Percy Cradock
- The Best Democracy money can buy by Greg Palast
- UFOs by Neil Nixon
- The Rich at Play: Foxhunting, landownership and the 'Countryside Alliance' by Revolutions Per Minute Number 9
- Sources
- Al Yamamah
- MKUlta
- Mind Control Forum
- Peter Dale Scott
- The Cold War International History Project
- Institutions of global capital
- Neil Hamilton versus the Guardian
- INK
- Enron
- Deplete Uranium
- Flatland
- Red Star Research
- AK Press
- Feedback
- From Andrew Shilcock on George Speight
- From Edward Herman on the review by Russell Kick of the book Are you Being Lied to by Phil Edwards (with a reply from Russ Kick)
52 pages.
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