[PDF file]: […] 30 Nechiporenko (see note 27) p. 247. 31 Angleton’s reputation has come under relentless attack, most recently at a 29 March 2012 conference sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson Center and the Georgetown University Center for Security Studies entitled Moles, Defectors and Deceptions: James Angleton and His Influence on US Counterintelligence. At the conference, which […]
[PDF file]: […] on economic matters but seems to have fallen out of favour because his own large family was deemed offensive at the time of the ‘one-child’ policy. He also confirms that Harold Wilson was destabilised and made paranoid by rogue elements in the security forces who thought him a communist agent. But we all knew that.
[PDF file]: […] It is often thought this pro-nuclear policy was driven by Thatcher. This is not correct. Her governments were the beneficiaries of considerable investment during the Attlee, Macmillan, Wilson, and Heath eras with 21 Of these the Savannah, built by the US as a cargo-liner in 1962, proved uneconomical and was decommissioned in 1971. Russia […]
[…] and wanted their part in the Douglas Valentine, The Phoenix Programme: America’s Use of Terror in Vietnam. See . 3 This was reviewed by Dr. T. P. Wilson in Lobster 68 at or . 3 operations recorded? Why did William Colby, later Director of the CIA, who ran Phoenix, talk to Valentine about it […]
[…] It is often thought this pro-nuclear policy was driven by Thatcher. This is not correct. Her governments were the beneficiaries of considerable investment during the Attlee, Macmillan, Wilson, and Heath eras with 21 Of these the Savannah, built by the US as a cargo-liner in 1962, proved uneconomical and was decommissioned in 1971. Russia […]
[PDF file]: […] and the public relations industry learned to exploit. The journalist George Creel called his memoir of the Committee on Public Information he chaired – formed by Woodrow Wilson to sell US entry into World War I – How We Advertised America. The campaign was successful in gaining mass support for a policy designed to […]
[…] which ran the unions, which ran the Labour Party. Mrs Thatcher was one such patriot. When leader of the Opposition, she took the various allegations about Harold Wilson seriously enough to try to get the Cabinet Secretary to investigate him. And so we had the whole ‘private armies’ episode in 1973-5 – militias being […]
[PDF file]: […] Frank Donner (see note 74) p. xiv and the various railroad police.7 6 In the rural South the Ku Klux Klan performed this function. By the time Wilson became president the demands of ‘progressives’ for government regulation of corporations were translated into increasing nationalisation of corporate police and the creation of federal police and […]
[PDF file]: […] mafia and people like pirate radio boss Ronan O’Rahilly (see below in the text) clearly had powerful advocates. 22 On why Thorpe was preferred: through 1969 both Wilson (PM) and Heath (Leader of the Opposition) were polling very badly whilst the Liberal Party were at 15%, and won the Birmingham (Ladywood) bye-election in June […]
[PDF file]: A view from the bridge Robin Ramsay As always, thanks to Nick Must and Garrick Alder for editorial and proof-reading help with Lobster All Trussed up On the day that Prime Minister Truss made her announcement about dealing with the energy crisis here, The Times (8 September) briefly mentioned (on p. 39) that the Chancellor […]
