[…] Infowars is getting a White House press pass.18 Who’s next? David Icke? Spooks ahoy! And there is the delicious if faintly ridiculous story of the Cambridge University Intelligence Seminar, one of whose convenors was Professor Christopher Andrew, the British spooks’ favourite tame academic. One of the commercial sponsors – to the tune of about […]
[PDF file]: […] for The New York Review of Books and can be found talking about Arnhem, the United Nations and issues of peace and war.5 Urquhart was the chief intelligence officer of the British Airborne Division in 1944 under the command of Major General Frederick – ‘Boy’ – Browning. The second stimulus came through a Polish […]
[…] demolished, in a US court, with the trial of Trump ally Roger Stone who told the Wikileaks story. Stone was found guilty of lying to the House Intelligence Committee. The chief prosecution witness against him was one Randy Credico, who Stone was claiming as his link to Wikileaks. Craig Murray has interviewed Credico at […]
[PDF file]: […] analysis of other such data sets in producing a final report. It’s really just a technologically assisted and advanced version of what used to be the traditional intelligence analyst’s role, where reports from sources (both overt and covert) would be read, assessed and collated. Considering that it uses techniques that are so close to […]
[…] judiciary. Running through a few options for raising awareness about the plight of the forgotten LIBOR convicts, Mr Maltin added: I do believe in the humanity and intelligence of the ordinary British person, if that makes sense: the person on the omnibus. And that’s why the things like the Little Gem production, for you […]
[PDF file]: […] of the MI6 plot in the summer of 1995 – approximately eight to nine months before the assassination attempt took place. There where subsequently a number of intelligence coordination meetings between MI5 and MI6 where Shayler says mentions were made of progress – e.g. funding being in place. Annie Machon’s book on their experiences […]
[…] judiciary. Running through a few options for raising awareness about the plight of the forgotten LIBOR convicts, Mr Maltin added: I do believe in the humanity and intelligence of the ordinary British person, if that makes sense: the person on the omnibus. And that’s why the things like the Little Gem production, for you […]
[…] has come in for criticism from some of the other researchers.14 Trump and Russia Former British diplomat, Arthur Snell, returned to the question of Trump and Russian intelligence in his ‘Let’s talk about Krasnov: It’s time to take a serious 10 or 11 12 13 See or . 14 4 look at the evidence […]
[…] judiciary. Running through a few options for raising awareness about the plight of the forgotten LIBOR convicts, Mr Maltin added: I do believe in the humanity and intelligence of the ordinary British person, if that makes sense: the person on the omnibus. And that’s why the things like the Little Gem production, for you […]
[…] pronouncements on the need for Britain to “deter” Russia through a massive military build-up influenced Labour’s policies and rhetoric. Mason was secretly working with notorious British military intelligence operative Chris Donnelly to turn Labour toward a hardline position on Russia and defense spending.2 As a quick glance at Mason’s Wiki entry will show, calling […]
