[PDF file]: […] way in explaining the very incriminating administration of his CIA files as uncovered by Betsy Wolf of the HSCA. 2. Nosenko was clearly a plant, that the FBI, CIA and others were keen to accept as genuine to protect their own image and to support the lone nut scenario that excluded foreign influence in […]
[…] way in explaining the very incriminating administration of his CIA files as uncovered by Betsy Wolf of the HSCA. 2. Nosenko was clearly a plant, that the FBI, CIA and others were keen to accept as genuine to protect their own image and to support the lone nut scenario that excluded foreign influence in […]
[PDF file]: […] activities of Hoover’s no. 2, Mark Felt – whether he was ‘deep throat’ or not – leaking to Woodward and Bernstein at the Washington Post as the FBI tried to undermine President Nixon whose aspirations to gain control of parts of the deep state threatened both the FBI and CIA. Continues at the foot […]
[…] Jim DiEugenio commented in his piece on Epstein’s death:32 With the Church Committee exposing the crimes of the CIA, and issuing a report showing how poorly the FBI had investigated the case, there was movement to reopen the Kennedy case. Clearly an establishment lion like the Reader’s Digest would want to get a jump […]
[…] or . or 20 or 21 or 22 5 With the Church Committee exposing the crimes of the CIA, and issuing a report showing how poorly the FBI had investigated the case, there was movement to reopen the Kennedy case. Clearly an establishment lion like the Reader’s Digest would want to get a jump […]
[…] Jim DiEugenio commented in his piece on Epstein’s death:14 With the Church Committee exposing the crimes of the CIA, and issuing a report showing how poorly the FBI had investigated the case, there was movement to reopen the Kennedy case. Clearly an establishment lion like the Reader’s Digest would want to get a jump […]
[…] Jim DiEugenio commented in his piece on Epstein’s death:14 With the Church Committee exposing the crimes of the CIA, and issuing a report showing how poorly the FBI had investigated the case, there was movement to reopen the Kennedy case. Clearly an establishment lion like the Reader’s Digest would want to get a jump […]
[PDF file]: […] an existing state of affairs. The intention may simply be not to let people know what has happened i.e. to keep the secret a secret. When the FBI and CIA destroyed their files on Lee Harvey Oswald after the Kennedy assassination, it counted as evidence of a conspiracy but not evidence that there was […]
[PDF file]: […] high-profile, feel-good sectors of the economy’. (p. 111) This can perhaps be considered as choir boy activity. And moving on from this, Orbis began working for the FBI, first with regard to FIFA corruption, but soon investigating many other matters, including Russian interference in European elections. What was to make Steele headline news, however, […]
[PDF file]: […] to article by him entitled ‘Oswald and the Nazis’ in the March 1996 issue, a researcher named J. P. (Jerry) Shinley sent him a document from the FBI (FBI 105-70374-Not Recorded) that was a clipping of Newberry’s The Worker story. Rose writes that ‘every element of Oswald’s entry in his notebook could have been […]
