Politics, parapolitics, history
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Politics, parapolitics, history
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| Journal: | Lobster |
| Issue: | 55 |
| Date: | Summer 2008 |
| Publisher: | Robin Ramsay |
| Editor: | Robin Ramsay |
| ISSN: | 0964-0436 |
- After Dark, David Kelly and Lessons Learned by Sebastian Cody
Book review: Norman Baker, The Strange Death of David Kelly (2007)
- Breaking the Rules
- Diversity
- The Rules
- Kelly
- Baker
- Discrepancies
- Baker puts it all in
- Mai Pederson
- Omissions
- An Indictment
- Everything's Gone Off the Rails Except Ideology! by Anthony Frewin
Book review: Christian Wolman, On the Wrong Line: How Ideology and Incompetence Wrecked Britain's Railways ( 2005)
- Fifth Column: The Decadence of our Political System by Tim Pendry
- Hindsight and Truth
- A Club for no Purpose but Power
- How Bust is the System
- Sclerosis
- Consequences
- The Politics of the Credit Cards -- Who is on Our Side?
- Those Who Live by the Sword...
- The Problem of Denial
- A System in Denial
- Partial Consequences
- The Bad Bet
- The Misjudgements
- Times Change and Empires Fall
- J'Acuse
- Childern and the Official Secrets Act by Corinne Souza
- Tittle-Tattle by Tom Easton
- A New Royalty? (Andrew Marr and Jackie Ashley)
- The Westminister Village
- Friends of "the friends"
- Lord Cashpoint's Memory
- Proceeding with Inquiries?
- BAP (British American Project) News
- Neil's Legacy
- Gilligan's Revenge
- F is For?
- An Earlier BBC Political Editor
- The Biggest of Big Lies
Review: "The Dismantling of Yugoslavia", Edward S. Herman and David Peterson, Vol.59, No.5., Monthly Review
- Mind Control
- A Delusion
- Ultra Sound
- The Cecil King Coup Plot as Precursor to Gordon Brown's 'Government of all the Talents' by Roger Cottrell
- Coercive State?
- The Coercive State and Terrorism: from Northern Ireland to the War on Terror
- Information Policy
- Into the 'War on Terror'
- Permanent Executive Government by Coalition: the Real Significance of Northern Ireland for 'a Government of all the Talents'
- Duped by Thatcher
- Stabbing Trimble in the Back
- The View from the Bridge
- Say it Ain't so, Joe
- ...this is now
- PPPiffle
- Spookaroonie
- Messin' with the Moneylenders
- Kow-towing to the Moneylenders
- Friends in High Places
- Education, education, education
- Down Under
- Philip Agee, the KGB and Us
- All the News that's Fit to Print by Tom Easton Book Review: Flat Earth News: An Award-winning Reporter Exposes Falsehood, Distortion and Propagander in the Global Media, by Nick Davies (2008)
- Naming and Shaming
- Alton's Role Goes Missing (Roger Alton)
- Network Influence
- Kiss me on the Apocalypse: Some Reflections on the Life, times and Politics of Sir James Goldsmith by Simon Matthews
- The Clermont Set
- The Club of Rome
- Supporting Thatcher
- Back to Politics
- The Goldsmith Effect
- The other Goldsmith
- Goldsmith's Legacy
- Feeback
- From Colin Johnson, on Neck Deep
- From Peter Dale Scott, on the review of his book
- The Meaning of QinetiQ Scandal by John Newsinger
- The Carlyle Group
- Privatising Defence Training
- Re: by Terry Hanstock
- The Diana Inquest -- The People's Verdict?
- The Spoils of War
- Baker on Kelly (Norman Baker, Davd Kelly)
- The Case for War
- No Riffraff
- Election Fevers
- Uncle Sam Steps in
- Sources
- The Assassinations of the 1960s
- Black Boxing
- Fabricating a Soviet 'threat'
- Reporting for Uncle Son
- Over the Moon
- An Even Dodgier Dossier
- Litvinenko
- The Mechanisms of an Oppressive State
- Going Round in Cercles
- American Empire
- A Hidden Hand
- CIA and Indonesia
- Books reviewed
- Praise from a Future Generation: The Assassination of John F. Kennedy and the First Generation Critics of the Warren Report by John Kelin, reviewed by Anthony Frewin
- Reviewed by John Newsinger:
- A Shameful Act: The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akcam,
- The Kurdish and Armeniam Genocides: From Censorship and Denial to Recognition by Desmond Fernandes
- The Labour Party, War and International Relations, 1945-2006 by Mark Phythian, reviewed by Bernard Porter
- Animal Pharm by Mark Purdey, reviewed by Colin Johnson
- Israel and the Clash of Civilisations: Iraq, Iran, and the Plan to Remake the Middle East by Jonathan Cook
- Deception: Pakistan, The United States and the Global Nuclear Weapons Conspiracy by Adrian Levy and Catherine Scott-Clark
- A Century of Spin: How Public Relations Became the Cutting Edge of Corporate Power by David Miller and William Dinan
- British, America and Anti-Communist Propaganda 1945-53: The Information Research Department by Andrew Defty
- Psi Spies: The True Story of America's Psychic Warfare Programme by Jim Marrs
- Dr Mary's Monkey by Edward T. Haslam
- Breifs:
- From Anger to Apathy: the British Experience since 1975 by Mark Garnety
- Dead Men don't Eat Lunch by Geoffrey Gilson
- Beyond Bullets by Jules Boykoff
52 pages.
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