[PDF file]: […] new questions about his probe at a time when the political world is wondering where – and when – the three-year . . . effort will end.’ 103 It all ended, $70 million later, with Starr producing an X-rated final report on Clinton’s ‘sleaze factor’. The President survived his impeachment when the Senate failed […]
[…] the Israeli spook hired by Labour, Assaf Kaplan, is involved in this particular operation, bringing his skills from his previous work, hunting down Palestinians on social media. 103 Hunting down Labour Party members who sympathise with Palestinians is but a small sideways step. National security droppings Immediately below, under subhead The secrets at the […]
[PDF file]: […] weeks ago the Guardian claimed to have access to documents leaked from a meeting at the Kremlin which discussed President Putin’s plan to help elect Donald Trump. 103 The report by Luke Harding, Julian Borger and Dan Sabbagh said that ‘The Guardian has shown the documents to independent experts who say they appear to […]
[PDF file]: […] – so it is very clear where the British state/secret state wanted the blame to be laid. The excellent DeclassifiedUK has reported all this in some detail. 103 ‘The final report from the public inquiry into the Manchester Arena terrorist attack fails to address any of the key questions about the bomber’s connections to […]
[PDF file]: […] headquarters, Transport House, did the job, using as sources the publications of proscribed organisations, regional organisers’ reports, ‘Foreign Office’ material – i.e. IRD – and Common Cause. 103 The National Agent’s Department had ‘lay responsibility for compiling the list’. Shaw notes that in 1953 the proscription list was expanded by the addition of eighteen […]
[PDF file]: […] in the Hull North constituency. I ‘Was there a deal with Iran over Lockerbie bombing? The West should come clean about who really bombed Pan Am flight 103 in 1988 – we owe it to the victims’ families’ at . Calling this shameless doesn’t quite do it justice. 26 9 Head of the Aviation […]
[PDF file]: […] and strong-minded guy, but I don’t think he would be able to admit that Iraq was a mistake. It would be too devastating, even for him. (p. 103) Well, what would it mean? Chiefly, it would mean he was no longer a reliable flunkey of the Americans. Consequently, in most of the world his […]
[PDF file]: […] self-consciously bright and overly selfassured statesmen, when combined with gross ignorance, can have fatal effects not just for single individuals but for whole societies and nations.’ (p. 103) This account and the extracts from Hancock’s diary do convey considerable sang-froid on the author’s part; and at the rear of the book there are reproductions […]
[PDF file]: The state we are in Bullingdon Club Britain: The Ransacking of a Nation Sam Bright London: Byline Books, 2023, £14.99, p/b John Newsinger In 2011, the Eton entrance exam paper asked prospective students (12 to 13year-old boys) to draft a speech: The year is 2040. There have been riots in the streets of London after […]
[…] and strong-minded guy, but I don’t think he would be able to admit that Iraq was a mistake. It would be too devastating, even for him. (p. 103) Well, what would it mean? Chiefly, it would mean he was no longer a reliable flunkey of the Americans. Consequently, in most of the world his […]
