[…] for a batch of documents from the Public Record Office recording the minor flap the British Foreign Office got into over the 1967 Jackdaw kit of the Kennedy assassination – model of Dealey Plaza, documents etc. Some of the Great and the Good at the Foreign Office of the day, including Sir Dennis Greenhill […]
[…] trips to New England in the glorious Fall for Labour MPs and extraordinarily high fees for contributing to Encounter. A few years ago in the John F Kennedy archive in Boston I came across some pleading letters from Roy Jenkins to his fellow Congress pal J. K. Galbraith seeking his help in arranging lucrative […]
[…] Pollack, NS April 8th 1983 Littlejohn’s fate is well known. On Black’s experience see Ambush At TullyWest (later editions known as The British Intelligence Services In Action), Kennedy Lindsay, (Dundalk, Ireland, 1980) Stannard subsequently left the Army and was hired by Ian Smith’s government to head the Psyops supports to the (then) Rhodesian Army. […]
[…] close to unravelling some of the mysteries of Oswald in Mexico City. Scott is followed (p. 10) by Anthony Frewin’s continuing attempt to keep abreast of the Kennedy assassination literature. If you think you detect a faintly querulous tone, you’re right: the signal to noise ratio is pretty low at the moment. Peter E. […]
[…] are some obvious similarities; but there are obvious differences, too. For one thing, if this was a fraud, it is infinitely bigger than the killing of JFK. Kennedy was just a politician and killing politicians isn’t that unusual in American history. Another difference is the existence of the Internet and the vast amount of […]
[…] election). We need that America and the contest over America’s history is part of the wider struggle. The fact that after the Cuban missile crisis Kruschev and Kennedy were trying to reduce the influence of their military-industrial complexes and both failed (Kruschev’s fall caused by JFK’s death and the change of policies in America) […]
[…] 17c Pearson Avenue, Hull, HU5 2SX, United Kingdom. Issue 2 of The Lobster will be out in November and will be devoted to the assassination of John Kennedy. (1983 is the 20th anniversary of the events in Dallas.) Steve Dorril Robin Ramsay September 1983 The Lobster is printed by VOICE, Unit 51, 260 Wincolmlee, […]
[…] to fit UK events into the framework provided by Gemstone. On the first page we get Miller, Judah Binstock, Lansky, Luciano, Nixon, Onassis, Danite Mormons (?), Watergate, Hughes, Kennedy, CIA JFK, the Warren Commission……It’s a farrago in which one or two suggestive facts are buried under a torrent of nonsensical assertions. For Gemstone buffs only.
[…] the photograph in question does not show the face of the person passing the three ‘tramps’ as they were being arrested, I, along with most of the Kennedy researchers, have never taken the identification seriously. ()However, in a 1985 letter to Prouty, now on the Net, another soldier, General Victor Krulak, former CO of […]
[…] and Mohammed Salameh, waiting at Nosair’s house. They found much more: There were formulas for bomb making, 1,440 rounds of ammunition, and manuals from the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center at Fort Bragg marked “Top Secret for Training,” along with classified documents belonging to the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff. The police found […]
