[…] his handlers that cocaine was being trans-shipped through Nicaragua with the permission of high-level government officials. In an effort to frame the Sandinistas, the CIA installed a hidden camera in Seal’s C-130 cargo plane (the same plane, incidentally, that later crashed in Nicaragua leading to the capture of Eugene Hasenfus in October 1986). Seal […]
[…] either they’ve never read any works critical of the Warren Commission and its conclusions and therefore exist in a state of blissful ignorance; or they have a hidden agenda. It’s one or the other. If these quotes have an aura of déjà vu it is because we have read them before. Remember the egregious […]
[…] See ‘Sources’ section in this issue. Squall http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~squall/ UK-based magazine. ‘The purpose of Squall is to tool you up. With accurate information and positive inspiration. To expose hidden agendas and highlight new initiatives….to give fair voice to those who have none, have gone hoarse or are frightened to speak. To battle for a better […]
[…] his wheelchair into the street. Las Vegas was as racist as it was corrupt, but the racism wasn’t always expressed as crudely as this. It was often hidden beneath a subtle blend of public relations and backstage negotiations. When the black singer, Lena Horn, played Vegas in the fifties, a deal was negotiated whereby, […]
[…] He went over to the Americans in 1979, spent a year working with the Readers’ Digest’s John Barron, during which he briefed Barron for his KGB: The Hidden Hand Today. (International Herald Tribune 8 June 1983). Levchenko told tales of Soviet disinformation and so-called ‘active measures’. His revelations lead to a briefing document in […]
[…] This must be the greatest rip-off in world history and hardly anyone is willing to call it by its name. And, being America, none of this is hidden. As the author shows, the biggest arms corporation, Lockheed Martin, makes the biggest donations to the members of the Senate Appropriations Committee and Senate Committee on […]
[…] p. 196. Charles Bohannan and Napoleon Valeriano, Counterguerrilla Operations: The Philippine Experience (New York: Praeger, 1962). See above also e.g. John G. Taylor, Indonesia’s Forgotten War: The Hidden History of East Timor (London: Zed Books, 1991) p. 102. Taylor, Indonesia’s Forgotten War, pp. 92, 93, 97. Gates, Schoolbooks and Krags, pp. viii, 259-60, 288. […]
[…] Market (London: Gollancz, 1975) p. 120 15 British Management Data Foundation, see note 11. On the CIA and the European Movement see also Richard J. Aldrich, The Hidden Hand: Britain, America and Cold War Secret Intelligence, (London: John Murray, 2001) chapter 16. 16 Tony Benn, Against the Tide: Diaries 1973-76 (London: Jonathan Cape, 1990) […]
[…] Newman, Temple, Rowly (sic), Noel-Clark (sic), Steel (sic), Chalmers and others. Presently such BIS representatives as Witbread (sic), Golty (sic), Speadding (sic) are working there; people who hidden themselves behind various diplomatic positions. Lebanon’s British Embassy’s First Secretaries Sindal (sic) and Joy are also currently active on behalf of the British espionage system. Reliable […]
[…] He questioned the cause of death (a haemorrhage caused by cuts to the ulnar artery in the wrist), pointing out that ‘….…such wounds were “matchstick thick” and hidden, difficult to get to, as well as rarely leading to death.’ The knife alleged to have been used was an old and blunt garden pruner – […]
