Lobster Issue 53 Summer 2007
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- Philanthropic Impererialism by William Clark
- Conventional Research
- Diversity of definitions
- The Lugar Report
- Former CIA Personnel in NED (National Endowement for Democracy)
- Into the Middle East
- Tittle-tattle on New Labour networks by Tom Easton
- Horses for courses
- LFI (Labour Friends of Israel)
- Mea Culpa from some...
- ... but not others
- D'ye ken John Browne
- Soft focus
- The gong show
- The Secret of the 1917 'Balfour Declaration' by Mike Peters
- A Reader's guide to the Balfour Declaration
- On the Zionist conspiracy
- On the British Imperial Project
- The Lloyd George Coup, December 1916
- Good-bye Tony Blair: Lobster authors say farewell
- Richard Alexander
- Dan Atkinson
- Jonatham Bloch
- Michael Carlson
- Collin Challen MP
- Roger Cottrell
- Tom Easton
- Tony Frewin
- Terry Hanstock
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- Robert Henderston
- Adrian Kozlowski
- Simon Matthews
- Scott Newton
- Tim Pendry
- Bernard Porter
- Corinne de Souza
- Peter Watson
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- Fifth Column: The brittle society by Tim Pendry
- Recent Moves
- What this means on the Ground
- The reason for state panic
- Theorising and Reality
- The Terror Threat
- Ideological battles within the government
- Definitions of the terror threat
- The Brittle Society
- RE: by Terry Hanstock
- Diana -- the saga goes on and on...
- Dr David Kelly
- Iraq update
- Historical notes on Henry Brandon; the coming of monetarism by Scott Newton
- What was Henry Brandon?
- Low-key journalist or something else?
- The coming of Monetarism
- The View from the Bridge
- Charlie Bubbles
- The ongoing Di show
- Israeli lobby
- 9/11
- Matthiessen and the CIA
- Home Truths
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- US military-industrial complex
- Bush and God
- Libya and Lockerbie
- Conned again
- US election fraud
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- Iraq by Robin Ramsay
- Mind control, mobiles and the military by Robin Ramsay
- Pinneo and beyond: John Allman
- Early research by USAF
- Mobile phones and the body
- Pandora's box
- Lobbying by Corinne de Souza
- Manifesto lobbying
- Polarisation
- Planning consent
- Overseas markets
- Litigation lobbying
- Government lobbying
- BAE Systems
- BP: Position lobbying
- Undermining of government and/or politicians
- Ribbentrop Blair by Andrew Rosthorn
- Blairusconi: Popularism and elite rulem by Mike Small
- Parallels
- 'New Europe' had specific forms and intentions
- And yet this is the apogee of New Labour
- New Labour's Italian lawyer
- Mills and Berlusconi
- The limits of accountability by Jonathan Bloch
- FOIA (Freedom of Information Act)
- The Intelligence and Security Committe
- What should we be calling for?
- Books reviewed
- Men of Property: The Very Wealthy in Britain Since the Industrial Revolution by W.D. Rubinstein. Reviewed by Mike Peters
- Iran on the Brink: Rising Workers and Threats of War by Andreas Malm; Shora Esmailian, reviewed by Richard Alexander
- Understanding EU Policy Making: National Versus European Sovereignty by Raj S. Chari and Sylvia Kritzinger, reviewed by Steve McGiffen
- At Her Majesty's Secret Service: The Chiefs of Britain's Intelligence Agency, MI6 by Nigel West
- Someone Would Have Talked by Larry Hancock
- The Political Economy of U.S. Militarism by Ismael Hossein-Zadeh
- Londonistan: How Britain Is Creating a Terror State Within by Melanie Phillips
- Controlling the Human Mind: The Technologies of Political Control or Tools for Peak Performance by Nicholas J. Begich
- Your Right to Know - A Citizen's Guide to the Freedom of Information Act by Ian Hislop and Heather Brooke
- Travesty: The Trial of Slobodan Milosevic and the Corruption of International Justice by Ramsey Clark and John Laughland
- The 1975 Referendum on Europe:
- Vol.1: Reflections of the Participants by Mark Baimbridge
- Vol.2: Current Analysis and Lessons for the Future by Mark Baimbridge, Darren Darcy, and Andrew Mullen
- The Last Supper: The Mafia, the Masons and the killing of Roberto Calvi by Philip Willan
- Apartheid's Friends: The Rise and Fall of South Africa's Secret Service by James Sanders
- The Westminster Whistleblowers: Shirley Porter, Homes for Votes and Scandal in Britain's Rottenest Borough by Paul Dimoldenberg
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52 pages.
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