[…] other hand, the redistribution she desires is going to affect many more people and thus becomes politically difficult. *new* Dallas again I have been rereading James Douglas’s JFK and The Unspeakable.6 Fifteen years or so after its publication, it remains the best single volume on the events leading to JFK’s death that I know […]
[PDF file]: […] Dale Scott similarly remarks, ‘Scholarly memories, possibly because of denial, tend to be short when it comes to sexual politics.’ Scott, Deep Politics and the Death of JFK (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1993), p. 235. Angus McLaren, Sexual Blackmail: A Modern History (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2002) offers a few reflections on […]
[PDF file]: […] for editorial and proof-reading assistance with this issue. * new * The higher bullshit There has been more well-intentioned nonsense written by academics about the assassination of JFK than any other subject I have looked at. A classic of the genre is Nicholas R. Nalli’s recent ‘Gunshot-wound dynamics model for John F. Kennedy assassination’.1 […]
[…] for editorial and proof-reading assistance with this issue. * new * The higher bullshit There has been more well-intentioned nonsense written by academics about the assassination of JFK than any other subject I have looked at. A classic of the genre is Nicholas R. Nalli’s recent ‘Gunshot-wound dynamics model for John F. Kennedy assassination’.1 […]
[…] was also a seasonal Jamaican neighbour and friend of Fleming, and arranged for Fleming to accompany her to a dinner at Kennedy’s Georgetown home. At the dinner, JFK asked Fleming what James Bond would do about Fidel Castro, and Fleming replied, ‘Ridicule him’. In Live and Let Die, on a visit to Harlem, Fleming […]
[PDF file]: […] was also a seasonal Jamaican neighbour and friend of Fleming, and arranged for Fleming to accompany her to a dinner at Kennedy’s Georgetown home. At the dinner, JFK asked Fleming what James Bond would do about Fidel Castro, and Fleming replied, ‘Ridicule him’. In Live and Let Die, on a visit to Harlem, Fleming […]
[…] was also a seasonal Jamaican neighbour and friend of Fleming, and arranged for Fleming to accompany her to a dinner at Kennedy’s Georgetown home. At the dinner, JFK asked Fleming what James Bond would do about Fidel Castro, and Fleming replied, ‘Ridicule him’. In Live and Let Die, on a visit to Harlem, Fleming […]
[…] analysis of the BBC staffer at the centre of this, ‘BBC Middle East Editor Collaborated With CIA, Mossad’.5 Big stuff. Dick Russell you may know from his JFK research.6 He has a new Substack site on which there is a very odd – very odd – story about Chinese and US drones using ‘gravitic […]
[…] analysis of the BBC staffer at the centre of this, ‘BBC Middle East Editor Collaborated With CIA, Mossad’.5 Big stuff. Dick Russell you may know from his JFK research.6 He has a new Substack site on which there is a very odd – very odd – story about Chinese and US drones using ‘gravitic […]
[PDF file]: […] far more accurate account of Belfrage than supplied by Andrew and his media stooges.’1 This was punted at various major media outlets but there were no takers. JFK and the unthinkable I finally read David Talbot’s Brothers (2007), about JFK and RFK. Talbot did something interesting: he contacted all the surviving members of the […]
