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Lobster review: Direct Action, Issue #16 Autumn 2000
A review of Lobster in Direct Action, Issue #16 Autumn 2000
[PDF file]: […] near legendary brainchild of Robin Ramsey, which deals with cover-ups and conspiracy theories within the corridors ofpower. Previous editions have dealt with such issues as American and Tory intervention in British unions, New Labour and the spooks, JFK, and plots by MI5/6/CIA. That’s not to say that Lobster is pandering to the audience forever […]
The British Gladio and the murder of Sergeant Speed
[PDF file]: […] killed 28 people in a series of random shootings in Belgium in the 1980s.’1 Although Gladio was originally the name of the Italian network, when this s tory was revealed in the Italian press, Gladio became the shorthand for the entire multinational network. Officially Britain had no Gladio network. Almost nothing has come to […]
Olivia Jayne Frank, 1956-2023
[PDF file]: […] Second Battle of Alamein. Despite German Jewish origins, he served post-war in the British army campaign against Jewish insurgents in Palestine, 1945– 1948. Olivia Frank’s life s tory, variously published as Naked Spy Girl, The Mossad Spy, Thatcher’s Prisoner, and currently available from Amazon as The Third Direction,1 describes how she was prescribed oestrogen […]
Olivia Jayne Frank, 1956-2023
[PDF file]: […] Second Battle of Alamein. Despite German Jewish origins, he served post-war in the British army campaign against Jewish insurgents in Palestine, 1945– 1948. Olivia Frank’s life s tory, variously published as Naked Spy Girl, The Mossad Spy, Thatcher’s Prisoner, and currently available from Amazon as The Third Direction,1 describes how she was prescribed oestrogen […]
A Difference of Opinion: My Political Journey by Jim Sillars
[PDF file]: […] we workers lived in a reality of which she appeared to have no understanding.’ Enoch Powell and Michael Foot ‘could hold the Commons spellbound with their ora tory, but if you read the speeches in Hansard the next day, Powell’s was the one with more substance’. (Having once covered a Foot speech I returned […]
South of the border
[PDF file]: […] and a beard and this lead to them being referred to as “hairies”. Over time, subjects of interest became known as “wearies”. This was a slightly deroga tory colloquial term for individuals that were viewed as hard work and tiresome. These titles which now seem archaic and inappropriate remained in use by the unit […]