[…] this. Palamara’s work, though badly organised, deserves a much wider audience.) The second JFK piece is a discussion by renowned JFK photographic expert, Jack White, of L. Fletcher Prouty’s identification of General Edward Lansdale in Dallas on 22 November 1963. Prouty identifies Lansdale and another CIA officer, Lucien Conein, in photographs taken in Dallas […]
[…] projected (but unrealised) trip by Joe Pearce to the Libyan embassy for fund-raising in February 1984, he never produced any solid proof.(24) The death of WPC Yvonne Fletcher would have closed off that avenue, and what were unquestionably NF internal documents in Anderson’s hand-writing (reproduced in Searchlight) show that by mid-1984 even the paying […]
[…] reference.'(49) In the public domain, Phil Andrews, speaking at a St George’s Day demonstration in Stoke, is reputed to have said of the murder of WPC Yvonne Fletcher, ‘What’s all this fuss about the police woman who was shot outside the Libyan embassy? We should not shed any tears over the death of an […]
[…] Lobby, followers of LaRouche, Bo Gritz and the Populist Party, the Christic Institute, Radio Free America and a number of individuals, notably Victor Marchetti, Mark Lane, L. Fletcher Prouty, Dave Amory, Sherman Skolnick, and one Craig Hulet. (Rather than use ‘the left’, Berlet refers to ‘Progressives’, the use of which in a British context […]
[…] theories. In the course of discussions of the whole phenomenon of criticism, a useful strategy may be to single out Epstein’s theory for attack, using the attached Fletcher Knebel article and Spectator piece for background. (Although Mark Lane’s book is much less convincing than Epstein’s and comes off badly when contested by knowledgeable critics, […]
[…] of Casablanca, but it failed to appear. In JFK the Costner/Garrison character goes to Washington and meets a source, “Mr X’ (based on former USAF Colonel L. Fletcher Prouty), who tells him that the way to investigate the assassination is to ask who benefited from it? (cui bono?), and who had the power to […]
[…] we must conclude either that the CIA lied, or that another agency continued the work. In another interview with Marks, former Air Force — CIA liaison L. Fletcher Prouty confirmed that the Department of Defense ran studies either in conjunction with or parallel to those operated by the CIA. See generally Project MKULTRA, the […]
[…] CAPT. MARTIN WW2 RADIO SECURITY SERVICE EWART, COL. JOE MI6 40-45 SPECIAL LIAISON UNIT (ULTRA) DEPARTMENTAL INTELLIGENCE FINDLATER, JEAN MI5 (W) 1934 ASSISTANT TO LIDDELL, LATER OFFICER FLETCHER, MISS –? MI6 (C) 1981 ASSISTANT TO DAPHNE PARK (AFRICA DESK) 81- ASSISTANT TO DAPHNE PARK SOMERVILLE COLLEGE OXFORD UNI. FLINT, MARTIN MI5 (C) 1983 1ST […]
[…] 10) Intelligence Personnel Named in ‘Inside Intelligence’ (Lobster 15) First supplement to A Who’s Who of the British Secret State (Lobster 19) Spooks (Lobster 22) GOULTY, Alan Fletcher Born 2/7/47 1968 3rd Sec. F.C.O. 1969 MECAS 1971 3rd, later 2nd Sec. Beirut 1972 Khartoum 1975 2nd, later 1st Secretary F.C.O. 1977 on loan […]
[…] knew enough to be an intelligent listener for him. He told me that he thought that he, while mind-controlled, and not the Libyans, had shot WPC Yvonne Fletcher outside the Libyan Embassy. I published this in Lobster. Joe was very unhappy about this and denied telling me what he had said. Since I don’t […]
