[…] and health. Site broken up into 1995 and 1996, and gives monthly list of items published. 1996 includes Oklahoma City bombings, Waco, Ron Brown, Nazi gold, Marilyn, Kennedy and the Mob, the buying of the President, bovine growth hormone, Gulf War syndrome and aspartame (widely used artificial sweetener thought to be associated with migraines […]
[…] catalogue, M and A Book Dealer, (PO Box 2422, Waco, Texas 76703) has a very large, more specialised collection of material on American assassinations from Lincoln onwards. Kennedy assassination buffs in particular should have a look at their catalogue. Non print media Spybase, Daniel Brandt’s computer data base on spooks and things parapolitical is […]
[…] transcribe 3 hours of conversation will appreciate). The edited conversation, ranging across the Vietnam war, the role of ‘national security intellectuals’ and, of course, the assassination of Kennedy, will be in No 7. To our knowledge this will be the first time Scott – in our opinion the best of the assassination research community […]
[…] 20505, USA. Let’s think: Operation Phoenix? Supporting every scumbag regime on the right since World War 2? Facilitating the world-wide heroin plague? A parapolitical joke How many Kennedy assassination conspiracy theorists does it take to screw in a light bulb? Answer: Fifteen. One to screw it in, five to say he acted alone, one […]
[…] – Cavalcare la Tigre (Milan, Scheiwiller, 1961) Faenza. Roberto and Fini, Marco – Gli Americani in Italia (Milan, Feltrenelli, 1976) Faenza, Roberto – Il Malaffare: Dall’America di Kennedy all’Italia, a Cuba. a Vietnam (Milan, Mondadori, 1978) Falligot, Roger and Krop, Pascal – La Piscine: les Services Secrets Francais 1944-1984 (Paris, Scuil, 1985) Farago, Ladislas […]
[…] activities. By the time Carter became President (1976) other areas were also subjected to scrutiny: the use of Nazi war criminals, a whole range of psy-ops, the Kennedy assassinations etc. In 1978 things became too tricky even for Puharich. His home (where he was training 20 or so young people in ESP/’Remote Viewing’) was […]
The debate about whether the British should have a military presence East of Suez seemed to have been settled under the Wilson-Callaghan Government in the 1960s and 1970s. The process of withdrawal started with the independence of India and Pakistan (widely celebrated in the UK media recently on its sixtieth anniversary), was confirmed by the […]
[…] the multilateralists.’ (p. 67) (11) JFK was trying the same thing as Jimmy Carter: reduce arms expenditure and have a less ruinous competition with the Soviet bloc. Kennedy got killed; and Carter got screwed electorally by an alliance of spooks, the military and their intellectual flunkies who recreated the ‘Soviet threat’ (Team B, the […]
[…] in the US? That is still possible; but now we know a little more about how all this works, why would they bother? Projects like Harkness and Kennedy Scholarships and all the others are essentially ‘soft’ recruitment schemes in which doors are opened for suitable people to walk through and see the career prospects […]
[…] under the mountain of coke some of his flunkeys were running to raise funds for the Contras in the new privatised American imperialism. With Dukakis – from Kennedy family territory – the next President (unless something spectacular is staged, say an assassination that could be dumped on the left), much of the US state […]
