[…] fourteenth, and seventeenth meetings of the Committee on Medical Sciences. CIA History Staff Memo, 1994, pp. 10-12. ‘In Vivo Caliberation Studies Using Humans Administered Niobium-92 Barium-133, Palladium- 103, Chromium-51, and Strontium-85. Human Radiation Experiments Associated with the US Department of Energy and Its Predecessors’, US DoE, Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety and Health, July […]
[…] his ambition of selection for the SAS. This had one drawback: it meant he missed the Suez invasion ‘in which should have much liked to fight’ (p. 103). Instead, he was sent to Malaya to take part in the closing stages of the counter-insurgency campaign against the Communists. According to de la Billiere the […]
There is an unmistakable thread running through America’s move eastward since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. Using their vast economic clout – in the form of loans, grants and sanctions – and backed by threatening military supremacy (to say nothing of the devious use of ‘unattributable’ mercenary groups such as the MPRI), … Read more
[…] Cottrell, recently sent me the text of his new book on Lockerbie, Ashes in the Fall: Iran-Contra, the godfather of terror and the bombing of Pan Am 103 (forthcoming from Red Door).81 The paragraphs below are from the introduction. I have not been following Lockerbie and this was new to me and thus, perhaps, […]
[PDF file]: […] Cottrell, recently sent me the text of his new book on Lockerbie, Ashes in the Fall: Iran-Contra, the godfather of terror and the bombing of Pan Am 103 (forthcoming from Red Door).81 The paragraphs below are from the introduction. I have not been following Lockerbie and this was new to me and thus, perhaps, […]
[PDF file]: […] system, and many of its senior members, emerge from Lockerbie with little credit. But, as the canny First Minister also says, the fate of Pan Am Flight 103 on that December evening is caught up in matters of high political import. The feelings of al-Megrahi’s family and friends come very low on the agendas […]
[PDF file]: […] When Sir David’s crusade was mentioned to him, he said: I actually think it is crass and insensitive to be waging a public campaign in this way. 103 I think we have a fair and and successful independent judiciary in this country. Let the judicial process run its course. There is no purpose to […]
[…] When Sir David’s crusade was mentioned to him, he said: I actually think it is crass and insensitive to be waging a public campaign in this way. 103 I think we have a fair and and successful independent judiciary in this country. Let the judicial process run its course. There is no purpose to […]
[…] When Sir David’s crusade was mentioned to him, he said: I actually think it is crass and insensitive to be waging a public campaign in this way. 103 I think we have a fair and and successful independent judiciary in this country. Let the judicial process run its course. There is no purpose to […]
[…] When Sir David’s crusade was mentioned to him, he said: I actually think it is crass and insensitive to be waging a public campaign in this way. 103 I think we have a fair and and successful independent judiciary in this country. Let the judicial process run its course. There is no purpose to […]
