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The Lockerbie Bombing: A Father’s Search for Justice by Jim Swire and Peter Biddulph

Lobster Issue 84 (Winter 2022)

Team mercenary GB: Part 1 – the early years

Lobster Issue 72 (Winter 2016)

[PDF file]: […] leave from Coldingley prison in Surrey. He was recaptured in late 1981.1 2 Ever one to follow a trend, Banks was involved in a Customs and Excise drugs sting in the 1990s.1 3 Much more recently he has been touting a story that ‘western intelligence agencies actually wanted the bombing to take place’ of […]

Superstition and farce: the survival of the Inquisition in American political culture

Lobster Issue 58 (Winter 2009/2010)

View from Bridge copy

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The view from the bridge

Lobster Issue 72 (Winter 2016)

The view from the bridge

Lobster Issue 82 (Winter 2021)

View from the Bridge

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11 Aug

"Questioning the official version of events - fanatical Muslims hijacking planes and demolishing buildings - has not proved a prudent career move on either side of the Atlantic."

John Booth (@JohnBooth2017), in "9/11 Attracts Mainstream Critics"

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11 Aug

"The spycops affair should have been one of the biggest scandals in our domestic politics since the end of the Second World War. Instead, it got kicked into the long grass."

Robin Ramsay reviews Kate Wilson's "Disclosure: Unraveling the Spycops Files"

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19 Jun

The consequences of Thatcher's infatuation with the theories of Milton Friedman; the tramps of Dealey Plaza; Trump, the Saudis, and the 9/11 network; more.

Robin Ramsay's "The View from the Bridge" is under construction

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19 Jun

"Stanley Bonnett was a former Daily Worker copy boy who had survived five Arctic convoys to the USSR. His nemesis as a spy came in 1985 under an Observer headline: 'CND editor passed information to Special Branch'."

Andrew Rosthorn, in "Angles Morts"

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