[…] was this: it was being surveilled by Special Branches, the US state department, the Foreign Office’s IRD and various private organisations like the Economic League. Information and disinformation on the left was being distributed by Common Cause and IRIS both funded in my opinion, by the CIA and by the secret Foreign Office propaganda […]
[…] war crimes trials in Britain. ‘The British Government’, it concluded, ‘would be well advised not to allow British Justice to be perverted as part of a communist disinformation ploy’. (19) The notepaper on which the press release was issued gave the names of Western Goals (UK)’s vice presidents. Among them was the long standing […]
[…] Sam Gardiner, Colonel, USAF (Retired).(3) This is by far the most important post Gulf War 2 document to date and a landmark in the analysis of state disinformation and perception management. Gardiner has done what I didn’t have the patience to do: he has logged and followed over 50 disinformation stories run by ‘the […]
[…] are various items of important information missing from it. It is difficult to say whether these flaws are the result of poor Intelligence or whether they are disinformation provided for our consumption. If we are to interest the press in this matter with a view to exposing what has been taking place and thereby […]
[…] is happening’. A mixture of materials on intelligence, parapsychology, UFOs, eg remote viewing expts, psychotropic drug expts at Edgewood, CIA attempts at using hypnotism in covert ops. Disinformation http://www.disinfo.com/ ‘Disinformation was designed to be the search service of choice for individuals looking for information on current affairs, politics, new science and the “hidden information” […]
[…] of that system. In their view of this country’s recent history there were no Wilson plots; Northern Ireland is ignored; Cathy Massiter was guilty of ‘moralising misrepresentations’; disinformation, I-ops and bureaucratic rivalries are ignored. Intelligence and security organisations are no more or less likely to break the law than any other public bodies, they […]
[…] German officials, who had extensive knowledge of the Grey Wolves, expressed doubts about “the reputation and efficiency of the Italian security services and referred to an ‘intentional disinformation campaign by the Italian authorities’ “.(Guardian 5 January 1983). On one level it was to publicise the ‘all terrorism is KGB-inspired’ line of Crozier and his […]
[…] likely candidate seems to be Vladimir Chuchuken, a KGB agent at the UN in New York from 1962 to 1977’ (p609). Chuchukin is named as a KGB disinformation officer in Barron’s previous book The KGB (1974) (p212). Surely the FBI had more sense than to recruit a disinformation expert… Just to point out that […]
[…] lobbyist for Haiti, a country where de Morenschildt was actively pursuing business deals and intelligence missions. (29) In short, the McDonald/Kimsey/Capell network appears to have been a disinformation clique centred around the SOJ, and aiming to smear the Soviets (and Goldwater opponent Lyndon Johnson) with responsibility for one of the great political crimes in […]
[…] are really disguised party group. The ‘Prague Spring’ was organised by the Soviet party: the Sino-Soviet, Yugoslav-Soviet, Albania-Soviet, Rumanian-Soviet splits are all phoneys, part of some long-range disinformation strategy to con the West. And so on. As soon as you get Golitsyn ‘s drift the book becomes immensely wearisome and predictable. Here’s a beautiful […]
