[PDF file]: […] as a protracted struggle between British manufacturing (domestic capital) and the City of London (international finance capital), with the City in control for most of the century.10 Oswald Mosley’s movement in the 1930s was, in effect, the 5 Blank p. 14 Farr, thesis, p. 179. See also Wrigley, ‘In The Excess…’ pp. 108 and […]
[…] – an hour and a half after the assassination – which found the second set of ‘tramps’ who were photographed. 12 Mark Bridger, ‘A rough guide to Oswald lookalikes’ in Dealey Plaza Echo, vol. 7, no. 1, 2003 at or . Why did John Gedney claim to be one of the photographed ‘tramps’? Perhaps […]
[…] goes to Jamaica as ‘Ivor Bryce’. NANA hired Fleming as a foreign editor. One of NANA’s correspondents Priscilla Johnson (McMillan) interviewed former US Marine defector Lee Harvey Oswald in Moscow. Shakespeare mentions Priscilla Johnson as the author of Marina and Lee, which portrays Oswald as a lone nut, but one who, like President Kennedy, […]
[PDF file]: […] is a bit of a mouthful – but it’s also a very amusing read. We learn, for instance, that the still existent Texas Theatre cinema – where Oswald was arrested by Dallas police – has a bar that ‘sells pints of Lee Hazy Oswald’. This is not the only drinking-themed amusing tidbit: we are […]
[…] is a bit of a mouthful – but it’s also a very amusing read. We learn, for instance, that the still existent Texas Theatre cinema – where Oswald was arrested by Dallas police – has a bar that ‘sells pints of Lee Hazy Oswald’. This is not the only drinking-themed amusing tidbit: we are […]
[PDF file]: […] daily papers, the Globe and Mail; and that his ticket into the big media had been a recanting of his previous writing, and acknowledgement that Lee Harvey Oswald had done the dirty deed in Dallas. I had declined to publish Van Wynesberghe’s change of tack in issue 26 and suggested to him that he […]
[…] him as an informant to the Committee. We did.’2 So clearly HUAC. But the striking thing is the link to LBJ. This may explain why Ruby killed Oswald: he was tidying up for his political boss. Ruby’s hints about LBJ’s role to the Warren Commission people who interviewed him may have been provoked by […]
[PDF file]: […] a loading dock? (It was later removed.)’7 The second occurs when they are discussing what actually happened on the 6th floor of the TSBD. Q: ‘You said Oswald was looking through the scope and then handed the rifle to Wallace, right?’ Q: Factor: ‘Yeah…then he leaned it against…kinda like a table saw; he had […]
[PDF file]: […] an amazing coincidence, Palantir was a client of Mandelson’s lobbying firm, Global Counsel. The head of Palantir’s British operations, Louis Mosley, grandson of the British fascist leader, Oswald Mosley, was also there. No record of this meeting was kept and it was never declared. Such secrecy is typical of the way that Palantir operates […]
[…] into JFK’s assassination, where they do a version of the standard historians’ body swerve round the subject: ‘The almost-certain assassin, a troubled former marine named Lee Harvey Oswald…’ (p. 227). Similarly they are carefully sceptical and non-committal about JFK and Vietnam: ’….over time became increasingly sceptical about South Vietnam’s prospects and hinted that he […]
