[PDF file]: […] on 9/11 is that we didn’t have a strategy, we didn’t have bipartisan agreement, we didn’t have American understanding of it, and we had instead a policy coup in this country – a coup – a policy coup. Some hard-nose people took over the direction of American policy and they never bothered to inform […]
[…] biographical data about the Watergate personnel. But she also wrote this in it: The significance of the Watergate Affair is that every element essential for a political coup d’etat in the United States was assembled at the time of their arrest. The team of men represented at the hotel went all the way from […]
[…] biographical data about the Watergate personnel. But she also wrote this in it: The significance of the Watergate Affair is that every element essential for a political coup d’etat in the United States was assembled at the time of their arrest. The team of men represented at the hotel went all the way from […]
[PDF file]: […] here on a site put up by A. J. (Allan) Weberman: . Weberman’s name probably rings a bell. He was the coauthor of the JFK assassination book Coup d’état in America back in 1975 that, if I’m not mistaken, was the first use of the term coup d’état in connection with the assassination and […]
[…] biographical data about the Watergate personnel. But she also wrote this in it: The significance of the Watergate Affair is that every element essential for a political coup d’etat in the United States was assembled at the time of their arrest. The team of men represented at the hotel went all the way from […]
[PDF file]: […] digital copy of his book, The Mountbattens.14 About the Mountbattens I know little. But I was curious to see what Lownie offered about the 1968 Cecil King ‘coup’ event. It’s pretty much the story as 12 13 See, for instance, Greg Palast’s recounting of how that all started (from July of 1998) at or […]
[…] Lownie 12 13 See, for instance, Greg Palast’s recounting of how that all started (from July of 1998) at or 14 offered about the 1968 Cecil King ‘coup’ event. It’s pretty much the story as before, though firmed up a little. Yes, there was a meeting called by Cecil King, the Chair of the […]
[PDF file]: […] Lobster. Check this I am not a lover of faction. I prefer my facts and my fiction distinct. I didn’t even read Chris Mullin’s A Very British Coup. However I received an email from one Thomas Wood which began: I wonder if you might be interested in reviewing a novel I have written which […]
[PDF file]: […] possible explanations; either a very clever intelligence ruse was being played out so as to buy time, thus staving off an invasion, or there was a genuine coup under way. A coup designed simply to unseat Churchill. That is why Hess flew to Scotland. Had he wished to have made a peace with Churchill, […]
