[…] structural problems with the American political system (which we know is perfect and sacrosanct). Even the Democratic Party, the victims here, are afraid of it. Obama and Clinton appear to believe that the next presidential election will be just another election; it might be fiddled at the margins by what we might call ‘ordinary […]
[…] courtesy of Ed Balls – but we do not seem have an account from Brown of why he made this journey. It may simply be that the Clinton Democrats persuaded him that there was no alternative if he wanted to get elected; but it would be interesting to know. For all that Brown has […]
[…] White House multi-millionaires to help create a reliable ‘successor generation’, a fitter Ronald Reagan might today have cause for a chuckle. The Labour administration his successor Bill Clinton came to smile upon in May seems safely in the hands of an elite well-groomed in the ways of Atlantic cooperation. Tom Easton is a freelance […]
[…] (who had been a British diplomat in Washington and whose brother had been Thatcher’s foreign policy advisor) had nurtured a close relationship with Sydney Blumenthal in the Clinton White House, before becoming Blair’s Chief of Staff at Number 10. This Washington connection was central to the secret channel of communication with Sinn Fein, via […]
[…] and work round the faulty IT system installed by another group of whizzo ‘consultants’.(3) However you think of New Labour – neo-cons, Thatcherites, careerists, emulators of the Clinton Democrats – their outstanding feature has become their utter incompetence. Across almost the entire spectrum they persist with policies which are demonstrably not working. Thinking kindly, […]
[…] religion against religion? With everyone up in arms against everyone else, no one will have the time to take arms against the ruinously expensive empire that Mr Clinton and the unattractively named baby boomers have inherited.’ (p. 105) Daniel Brandt had already commented, in his ‘An Incorrect Political Memoir’, in Lobster 24 in 1992, […]
[…] as torture by their very own State Department when used by other countries. Only through the persistence of various MPs was it finally conceded that under the Clinton administration rendition with British permission had taken place through UK airspace on two occasions. This was after several denials. The number of flights by CIA chartered […]
[…] Address: mojones.com Path: /pub/* US investigative magazine. Can look at current issue or search archive for articles in previous issues. Conspiracy Books http://www.yahoo.com/business.and.economy/companies/books/titles Whitewater Scandal http://www.yahoo.com/government/politics/political_opinion/ issues/ clinton Elite groups http://www.ld.centuryinter.net/ct.html/dhome/rie/ Bilderbergs, Council on Foreign Relations, Trilateral Commission, etc Greg’s UFO and Conspiracy Page http://www.tripod.com/~grega/ufos.html Links to pages on UfOs and conspiracy, eg SETI, […]
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[…] Freedland. He followed the Jim Naughtie upward path via a Lawrence M Stern Fellowship at The Washington Post. He then became a US correspondent during the early Clinton years before returning to Farringdon Road as leader writer, columnist and enthusiast for most things American and New Labour. His mild criticisms of some No 10 […]
