[…] denied that the Movement had received any funds from foreign sources and in particular not from the CIA. The Movement’s accounts were properly audited and contained no hidden accounts. Will you please put the record straight and inform Mr. Mullen accordingly. Andy Mullen responds: Dear Mr Wistrich, In response to your letter, I would […]
[…] reform. He served as an adviser to the World Bank and WHO. Criticised by the British Medical Journal for denying that government policies ‘are guided by a……. hidden agenda which, through a series of incremental steps, will result in more private involvement in the financing and delivery of health services.’ Spoke at IPPR conference […]
[…] But did Goldsmith’s people actually debug Wilson? Later claims were made that a house that Wilson had occupied in the 1970s had been found to contain numerous hidden devices and that he was bugged throughout his premiership. Who installed these devices? Initially they included Alan Sked, who later split from it to launch the […]
[…] 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” that seldom seems to slip through the cracks of the corporate owned media conglomerates…primarily the database draws from quality news sources…’ Includes: mind control (articles […]
[…] In his very entertaining and intriguing book, Plots and Paranoia, Professor Bernard Porter recognises part of this fact. He introduces his book thus: ‘Domestic espionage is the hidden underside of politcal history. It may be immensely important. It is possible that without it we would be a very different country from what we are […]
[…] and hopelessly reactionary; that democracies do not have the right to fight terrorism, and so forth. This may have been the view of Ken Loach in making Hidden Agenda in 1990 but it doesn’t bear up to empirical scrutiny. Information Policy That said, it remains a Marxist maxim that hegemony and state power perfects […]
[…] as I am aware, this is his first book. I hope he writes some more, for this is a beautiful piece of writing. The Armour-Plated Ostrich: The Hidden Costs of Britain’s Addiction to the Arms Business Tim Webb Comerford and Miller, West Wickham, Kent, 1998 £19.99 (hb) £9.99 (pb) Short (200 pages), punchy account […]
[…] Labourism has allowed us. Newton would be better deployed recounting how Gladstone’s flexibility about such healthy debate enabled him to resist the financial, annexationist interests Newton senses hidden everywhere more effectively than lawyer cronies Blair and Hoon will ever understand today about the more explicit American oil intrigues from the Balkans to the northern […]
[…] the Hegelian-Marxist political economy of evil. Concrete evil concerns outbreaks of malevolence in history and their connection with ruling social groups; deep politics extends this by investigating hidden forces lying beneath the surface of conventional political pro-cesses. The deep politics of September 11 and intervention in Afghanistan points to covert U.S. reliance on warlords, […]
[…] potential target areas’ and ‘can be made independent of mains power supply.'(15) Public Interest and Public Emergencies The existence of emergency telephone systems has apparently been kept hidden to allow war planners their customary secrecy. This attitude has resulted in the provision of powerful networks that could be, but are not, applicable to peacetime […]
