[…] of video. But he has attached an additional four pages to the formal presentation. He shows evidence of much hanky-panky with the physical evidence, notably by the CIA, which altered the Zapruder film. I found it very impressive but it has come in for criticism from some of the other researchers.14 Trump and Russia […]
[…] yellowing hard copy of a two page spread in the Mail on Sunday in 2005 by Mark Almond: ‘If the Cold War is over why did the CIA buy the Ukraine election?’27 Almond stated: ‘The Americans alone gave pro-Yuschenko groups at least £50 million’. Nor does Skidelsky mention the evidence showing that the massacre […]
[…] of video. But he has attached an additional four pages to the formal presentation. He shows evidence of much hanky-panky with the physical evidence, notably by the CIA, which altered the Zapruder film. I found it very impressive but it has come in for criticism from some of the other researchers.14 Trump and Russia […]
[PDF file]: […] of Commons the disinformation attributed to Frolik that a group of British trade unions leaders were agents of Soviet intelligence.2 6 Frolik was being run by the CIA and Dorril and Ramsay viewed this process as evidence of how the conspiracy theories of the subversive-hunters of the British right, such as Brian Crozier, had […]
[…] first: . 16 Skidelski is still best known for his biography of J. M. Keynes. 5 Mark Almond: ‘If the Cold War is over why did the CIA buy the Ukraine election?’17 Almond stated: ‘The Americans alone gave pro-Yuschenko groups at least £50 million’. Nor does Skidelsky mention the evidence showing that the massacre […]
[…] yellowing hard copy of a two page spread in the Mail on Sunday in 2005 by Mark Almond: ‘If the Cold War is over why did the CIA buy the Ukraine election?’2 Almond stated: ‘The Americans alone gave pro-Yuschenko groups at least £50 million’. Nor does Skidelsky mention the evidence showing that the massacre […]
[PDF file]: […] people, they have tried to keep the very fact of their doing so secret – SIS, MI5 and GCHQ didn’t officially exist until 1989. By contrast, the CIA was set up by Congress, and has always been – formally at least – accountable to it. Britain came round to the same position eventually, but […]
[PDF file]: […] of the program was to mislead most people in the US about government policy and the nature of pacification. This very intense multi-agency programme, spearheaded by the CIA, produced a generation of professional assassins and colonial mandarins who have held power for the past 30-odd years: just to mention a couple, Negroponte and Holbrooke.5 […]
[PDF file]: […] ‘Nato’, ‘MI5’, and ‘NSA’. There was no reason to presume that the reference to Langley, Virginia, had any real-world significance. But six weeks after Lira’s death, the CIA admitted that it been operating in Ukraine, hand-in-hand with the Ukrainian security and intelligence services, for at least a decade. The relationship had started under US […]
[…] their conspiracy to oust him from power. He saw no reason to play their game or deal with their prying inspectors.’ But Saddam Hussein was correct: the CIA did indeed know they had no WMDs. I noted in Lobster 86 that two former CIA analysts had recently been talking ‘How Iraq Happened:Washington’s Fateful Misreading […]
