On August 27th this year the British Channel Four TV programme ‘The Real X-Files’ gave a glimpse of the long history of US psychic research programs. As most of these programmes have been ‘black’, the true results and serious nature of the research have been concealed from the public and Congress. The triggering mechanism for […]
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[…] Summer 2007, pp. 353-372. See also Peter Knight, ‘Outrageous conspiracy theories: popular and official Responses to 9/11 in Germany and the United States’, New German Critique, ( 103), Winter 2008, pp. 165-193. This is a special issue devoted to ‘Dark powers: conspiracies and conspiracy theory in history and literature’. Jeremy Clarke, ‘Secrets and lies’, […]
[…] victims of the national security state’, Identities, 4 (3/4) (1998), pp. 389-430. ‘The Cold War context of the FBI’s investigation of Leslie A. White’, American Anthropologist, 103 (1) (2001), pp. 164-167. ‘Past wars, present dangers, future anthropologies’, Anthropology Today, 18 (1) (February 2002), pp. 3-5. ‘ “Terrorism” and the responsibility of the anthropologist’, […]
[…] not only had a rapid rise to the top in her journalistic career, she’s been lucky in her travel arrangements. She was booked on Pan Am Flight 103 that left London for New York on December 21, 1988. She told Sunday Telegraph readers on the 10th anniversary of the Lockerbie disaster: ‘About a week […]
[…] unable to bear the thought of mortality, and it’s possible that he lived so long – he died in 1995, bright and alert to the last, aged 103 – simply because he wouldn’t let himself die. His century is the story of the century that he helped shape. At the end, sitting alone in […]
[…] – pp. 86, 110. 25 Ibid. pp. 94-95 26 Young – see note 2 – p. 290 27 Broad and Geiger – see note 18 – p. 103. 28 L. J. Sharpe, ‘British Scepticism and the European Union’ in Martin Holmes (ed) The Eurosceptical Reader (London: Macmillan, 1996) p. 305. 29 Cited in Broad […]
The origins of Civil Assistance? In the UK in 1974-75 a number of ‘private armies’ appeared, linked to retired senior military and intelligence figures. There were General Sir Walter Walker’s Civil Assistance, Colonel David Stirling’s GB75, and George Young’s Unison. (1) These groups formed in order to frustrate the impact of strike action in the […]
[…] of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee just days after the Zinoviev stunt. In Volume 1 we find the Committee’s comments on their dealings with the intelligence services. Para 103 ‘We asked the Foreign Secretary….to allow us access to relevant intelligence reports and assessments. This request was refused on the basis that intelligence information was not […]
