[…] David C. Martin’s 1980 Wilderness of Mirrors. This may not have been the real reason for his ouster. Angleton was also the liaison between the CIA and Israel and during the 1973 Arab-Israeli war, Nixon and Kissinger tried to ‘tilt’ American foreign policy away from its unconditional support for Israel. To do so in […]
[…] reputation. The man tasked with sorting out the financial mess now that Lord Levy has followed Tony Blair into the sunset is his old Labour Friends of Israel (LFI) colleague Jon Mendelsohn. Announcing the appointment of the business lobbyist in August, Labour said Mendelsohn’s role would be to ‘improve overall organisational efficiency and to […]
[…] simmering pot of racial tension in the inner cities.'(19) He accused opponents of wanting to create a ‘Kosher NF…. weaken our opposition to the bandit state of Israel’, and to turn the ‘NF into a reactionary anti-immigration pressure group’.(20) This missive from Griffin produced a rival Organisers’ Bulletin under the auspices of Wingfield, Brons, […]
[…] thus the true arcana imperii of the British state) closed to historical inquiry. A readers guide to the Balfour Declaration Because anything pertaining to the state of Israel is so obviously controversial, there is a huge body of literature, just on the Balfour Declaration alone. What follows (Section 2) deals mainly with the British […]
[…] developed even further. The novel’s heroes hide in the Jewish cemetery in Prague. There they witness a meeting between elders from each of the twelve tribes of Israel at which various plans are laid to bring about Jewish world domination. While some tribes plot to enrich themselves by financial manipulation, others scheme to raise […]
[…] in the EEC. (Heath was an admirer of the German economic model in particular.) Unfortunately for Heath, due mainly to the support given by the US to Israel in the Yom Kippur war in the Middle East, in October 1973 OPEC announced a significant increase in the price of oil. With the Suez Canal […]
[…] (emphasis added) of international terrorism itself.’ Johnson’s piece is based on a paper he read at last year’s conference on international terrorism at the Jonathan Institute in Israel. US Secretary of State Schultz was also at that conference, making similar noises. “It is time to think long, hard and seriously about defence (sic) through […]
[…] News and hitting the return key. Davies identifies 10 ‘rules of production’ in the news business: run cheap stories; select safe facts; avoid the electric fence ( Israel is a particularly dangerous one); select safe ideas; always give both sides of the story; give the readers what they want; the bias against truth, especially […]
[…] Illuminati to control world politics. Later we learn that Himmler was greatly misunderstood and didn’t really want the Holocaust; that ‘war reparations’ are still being paid to Israel; that Jews really worship Satan; that the current Pope was once a salesman for Zyklon B gas; and that Himmler’s views on the medical profession and […]
[…] whole philosophy is: how out of step with traditional American values as they used to be preached. She also revels in showing how ‘anti-semitic’ the Straussians’ pro- Israel policies are – Palestinians are Semites too, of course, as well as Jews – which few Americans will like to hear. Her comparison between the followers […]
