House of Bush, House of Saud Craig Unger New York: Scribner, 2004, h/back, $26.00 I bought this because it was reported in the UK that the book couldn’t be published here due to our ‘stricter’ libel laws. Naturally, I wondered who among the Bushes and the Saudis might consider themselves libelled. The book is […]
A spook, moi? One of the formative experiences of my youth – and we’re talking early 1960s here, beatnik days, when wearing a narrow leather tie was pretty hip – was going to the Mound in Edinburgh on Sunday nights. The Mound is like Hyde Park Corner in London, a place where local by-laws allow […]
[…] Agency for International Development (AID), the International Cooperation Administration (ICA). An acknowledged cover for CIA officers and contract spooks such as Watergate’s E. Howard Hunt and the JFK assassination’s George de Mohrenschildt, the ICA would become infamous during the 1960s, funding the construction of so-called tiger-cages in Vietnam, and training foreign police forces in […]
[…] Simkin runs a large Website on the Kennedy assassination In October he sent me an e-mail, of which this is an extract. During my research on the JFK assassination I received information that an anti-communist group called the Intercontinental Penetration Force (Interpen) was involved in the operation. Interpen was a privately funded right-wing group […]
[…] ad in this issue. The Third Decade is a new journal devoted to the research into the assassination of President Kennedy. It is said occasionally that the JFK assassination research industry has long since turned into a fully-fledged academic subject with its own specialisms and sub-sets. This isn’t really quite true but has become […]
[…] areas which are of little value. The Illuminati first appear on p. 17 and editor Milligan gives us an essay titled ‘Mind control, the Illuminati and the JFK assassination’. The least risible of these essays are by the late Anthony Sutton, who has been writing about the group for twenty years. In effect the […]
[…] last year which found the following: 51% believe it is either very likely or or somewhat likely that federal officials were ‘directly responsible’ for the assassination of JFK. More than 33% suspect that the US Navy, either by accident or design, shot down TWA flight 800; More than 50% believe it is possible that […]
[…] in the corporations, funnily enough) who would touch it. Editors tend to be very sensitive to accusations of being “conspiracy theorists”…Publish a book about Diana, 9-11 or JFK and suddenly you are a “conspiracy theorist”.’ (1) In a sense this book is an account of how that ‘consensus reality’ and those ‘dominant narratives’ are […]
[…] wars yet?’ The Sunday Herald, 30 November 2003. 13 Jefferson Morley , ‘The Good spy: how the quashing of an honest investigator led to 40 years of JFK conspiracy theories’, Washington Monthly, 35 (12) (December 2003), pp. 40-59. On-line at The Whitten/’Scelso’ testimony can be found at 14 Jefferson Morley, ‘Revelation 1963: for nearly […]
[…] newspaper and posted on the Net in January 2002, only four months after 9/11.(4) The writing on the 9/11 story has now reached the complexity of the JFK assassination – and it has only taken two years. At < http://physics911.org/net/modules/news/article.php?storyid=3 > is a series of analyses of apparent anomalies in the official story. Try, […]
