[…] two people who were involved at the beginning of the American UFO saga and who appear in the Kennedy assassination story. The other one is the former FBI agent Guy Bannister, who had a minor role in the Kennedy assassination, running Oswald at one time in some domestic anti-Cuban operations. Fred Lee Crisman has […]
[…] the Democratic National Committee at the Watergate. (Never mind that the only bugging device found inside the DNC was characterized as a broken ‘toy’ by Felt’s own FBI – that’s a very different story.) Doesn’t it seem a little odd that Felt should have been so outraged by James McCord’s break-in at the Watergate, […]
[…] had become its leader, establishing with like minded followers a proto-beatnik communal life in a huge rambling mansion. This raised a few eyebrows locally and led to FBI and LAPD enquiries. These concluded that Parsons ran ‘….an organisation dedicated to religious and philosophical speculation, with respectable members such as a Pasadena bank president, doctors, […]
[…] was never found. Flynt believes the shooting was connected to the offer of money and has said, once on British television, that he was shot by the FBI. To my knowledge he has yet to produce any evidence for this belief. Flynt is now producing a new magazine in the States, The Rebel, which, […]
[…] by Washington inertia; reluctance to embarrass Arab customers and allies; inability to get bin Laden’s threat to the top of the crowded agenda; bureaucratic rivalries between the FBI and CIA; legal restrictions on killing non-US citizens; the difficulties of operating in Afghanistan, and so forth. There are no heroes but the CIA’s bin Laden […]
[…] Box 34583, Washington DC, 20043. Issue 36, Spring 1991, includes a double-page spread of psywar material- posters, leaflets and cartoons, some accusing various individuals of being police/ FBI informers – produced for the FBl’s Cointelpro operations against the Black Panthers in the late 1960s. This is the first time, to my knowledge, that such […]
[…] congressman, Claude Pepper, in the 1970 election in Dade County. Pepper won in what the brothers soon realised had been a manipulated vote involving county officers, police, FBI, and judiciary. Their subsequent years of investigation only confirmed that vote-rigging was alive and well in America. One episode in the Colliers’ investigation in the aftermath […]
[…] the break-in at Exner’s LA apartment by I. B. Hale, head of General Dynamics corporate security on August 7, 1962, which was observed by the 24 hour FBI surveillance on the president’s mistress. Hersh admits being unable to establish how the ailing arms corporation had come across this information which, it is claimed, enabled […]
[…] official sounding name, the ASC is a private right-wing organization dating from the McCarthy period. It was founded in 1955 as the Mid-American Research Library by former FBI personnel and funded by leading ‘security-conscious’ American corporations. Renamed the ASC in 1956, it originally concerned itself with amassing extensive files on supposed left-wing ‘subversives’, which […]
[…] SIS to steal files 10 and 11 from Box 3 at the Hoover Institution. The Hoover Institution wrote to inform me of the disappearance. They instructed the FBI.’ De Courcy claims that the FBI investigating officers refused him a list of their suspects because ‘they have been so instructed by the Cabinet Office’. The […]
