[PDF file]: […] details, blurring the line between fiction, non-fiction and reality. I first came across a 1948 newspaper article about the real James Bond while researching the background of CIA bursar Cummins Catherwood, a multimillionaire whose Catherwood Foundation was used to finance CIA covert 4 operations. Catherwood’s Fund also paid for the construction of a sailing […]
[…] details, blurring the line between fiction, non-fiction and reality. I first came across a 1948 newspaper article about the real James Bond while researching the background of CIA bursar Cummins Catherwood, a multimillionaire whose Catherwood Foundation was used to finance CIA covert 4 operations. Catherwood’s Fund also paid for the construction of a sailing […]
[…] details, blurring the line between fiction, non-fiction and reality. I first came across a 1948 newspaper article about the real James Bond while researching the background of CIA bursar Cummins Catherwood, a multimillionaire whose Catherwood Foundation was used to finance CIA covert 4 operations. Catherwood’s Fund also paid for the construction of a sailing […]
[PDF file]: […] extraterrestrials. Mr Speriglio said that this document had been passed to him by UFOlogist Timothy Cooper, who in turn claims to have received it from a retired CIA counterintelligence officer.2 Mr Speriglio’s document is supposedly a CIA eavesdropper’s summary of a telephone call between popular columnist Dorothy Kilgallen and her friend Howard Rothberg, a […]
[PDF file]: […] the US of having ‘labs across Ukraine . . . secretly developing biological weapons’.2 *new* Encounter Lobster readers are probably familiar with the story of how the CIA secretly funded Encounter magazine, a publication that promoted the Gaitskelite wing of the Labour Party. Less well known is the fact that there was other, also […]
[…] the US of having ‘labs across Ukraine . . . secretly developing biological weapons’.2 *new* Encounter Lobster readers are probably familiar with the story of how the CIA secretly funded Encounter magazine, a publication that promoted the Gaitskelite wing of the Labour Party. Less well known is the fact that there was other, also […]
[…] from the scene hours before the plane was officially ‘found’.) Culprits? Many interests had reason to want Hammarskjold dead: the French, dickering in Central Africa; the Americans (CIA), obsessed with the red menace, who thought this meddling Swede was a bit pink; South Africa, afraid that the UN would encourage African nationalism in the […]
[…] details, blurring the line between fiction, non-fiction and reality. I first came across a 1948 newspaper article about the real James Bond while researching the background of CIA bursar Cummins Catherwood, a multimillionaire whose Catherwood Foundation was used to finance CIA covert 4 operations. Catherwood’s Fund also paid for the construction of a sailing […]
[PDF file]: […] But it’s difficult to see how MOSSAD agents could remain undetected in a closed society like Iran. Later, sections of an increasingly divided Iranian media suggested the CIA were to blame. But as New York Times journalist James Risen has revealed, the CIA has been a busted flush in Iran for over a decade. […]
[PDF file]: […] nothing at all about the Kennedy assassination. And there’s the point: he doesn’t think he needs to know anything before rehashing the lone gunman nonsense. *new* The CIA and post-modernism? Thanks to Dr Youssef El-Gingihy for pointing me towards an essay showing apparent CIA interest in what might loosely be called post-modernist theory.2 The […]
