From Ian Cameron Since reading certain recent somewhat naff offhand Lobster comments (1) in connection with the reissue of Gordon Carr’s Angry Brigade by Christie Books, I’ve looked at the book and a few other bits’n’pieces. So, it all led nowhere, and rightly so? Lobster isn’t the first and won’t be the last to […]
[…] is generally regarded as bad form to speak ill of the dead, this is a very poor book. This is Keith’s survey of the mind control story: Cameron, Delgado, Esterbrook, Persinger, West, HAARP – all the usual names are here and given cursory treatments in short chapters. But there is also a chapter on […]
[…] from “one of our researchers on the Colin Wallace affair.” Whatever the truth actually is, Mr Wilkinson isn’t telling it. Robin Ramsay, June 21 1988 A Carronbank Cameron Street Stonehaven9 June 1988Mr. Colin Wallace 14 Dalloway Road Arundel West Sussex BN18 9HW Dear Mr. Wallace,I understand from the University that you have lodged a […]
Ken Hollings London: Strange Attractor Press, 2008, p/b, £11.99 This is a fascinating book but I found it terribly hard to write about. Looking for the opening thought to kick-start this I read again the introduction by Erik Davis.(9) He writes: ‘Hollings has collected together a mass of real signs and symptoms drawn from a […]
[…] British helps explain both why the Conservatives were some 5-8 points ahead of the polls by the Spring of 2007 and why they remain equally suspicious of Cameron. Women, who have a very much finer sense of what is real and what is not than many male intellectuals, were disproportionately polling for Cameron if […]
[…] of Robert Maddox, The New Left and the Origins of the Cold War, Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1973, or the post-revisionist work of John Lewis Gaddis. D. Cameron Watt, ‘Intelligence and the Historian: A Comment on John Gaddis’s ‘Intelligence, Espionage, and Cold War Origins’, Diplomatic History, Vol.14 No.2, Spring 1990, p.200. This is the […]
[…] a book and film in collaboration with her. According to the Independent (19 March 1996) there are two Germans also in German prisons awaiting trial in connection with the October 1977 events. This episode is still alive and kicking. Ian Cameron Notes 1. ‘Hijacker and SAS Hero United to Write’, Andrew Malone, 11 February 1996.
[…] From One-Party Rule to Coalition Government, (Boulder, Westview, 1986). Hunziker, Steven C. — ‘The Case of South Korea’, in Covert Action Information Bulletin, December 1980. Hurst, G. Cameron — ‘The Tanaka Decision: Tanaka Kakuei and the Lockheed Scandal’, in USFI Reports: Asia 19 (1983). Ignazi, Piero — Il Polo Escluso: Profilo del Movimento Sociale […]
[…] 53-65 GCHQ -65 FO -67 ST. HELENA, SINGAPORE, DARWIN, ADDIS ABABA, MOSCOW -80 GRADE 9 FCO -82 VICE-CONSUL ISTANBUL -84 FCO -85 GRADE 8 HAVANA CARRUTHERS, OLIVER CAMERON IRD 50’s COLONIAL OFFICE. JOURNALIST -66 CHAIRMAN AFRICA DEVELOPMENT -73 DIRECTOR GEMINI NEWS SERVICE -78 EDITOR, AFRICA GAZETTE: CONNECTED WITH AFRICA CONFIDENTIAL CAWTHORN, MAJOR-GEN. SIR WALTER […]
[…] TRIAL OF MAJOR WAR CRIMINALS NUREMBERG 1949 STAFF ROYAL INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (RIIA) 1955-70 MEMBER OF COUNCIL RIIA 1961-71 MEMBER OF COUNCIL INSTITUTE FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES CAMERON, IAN INTELLIGENCE CONTROLLER N IRELAND 1976 ULSTERISATION COMMITTEE CAMPBELL, ANGUS MI6 (W) 1932 HON ATTACHE OSLO 1934 ATHENS 1935 RESIGNED 1938 RE-EMPLOYED ATHENS HEAD OF STATION […]
