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Notes from the Borderland issue 6 continues our established tradition of trail-blazing research combined with ever-improving production values. At 68 pages, the biggest one yet.
--BBC documentary 'Secret Agent', nominated for an RTS award, is extensively analysed by Dr Larry O'Hara. This Simon Ford/Karen Wightman production is a prime example of SPIJ: State-compromised Pseudo Investigative Journalism. Also critiqued are other programmes (both BBC and commercial) masquerading falsely as 'investigative journalism'.
--in the incisive 'My Terrorist Hamster Ate Manningham Buller' David Pegg & Heidi Svenson report the ongoing war between animal rights activists and the state/capital.
--Manchester gangs are given the once over by Paul Marsh: learn more than you ever wanted to....

--in the truly amazing  'One (Paul) Foot in the Grave' co-edtor David Pegg scrutinises the career, class background and contradictions of the late Paul Foot's life & work, with rather more style (and humour) than the toff ever managed himself.

--MI5 cuckoos in the Left nest David Shayler & Annie Machon get their wings well and truly clipped, just as their latest disinformation road show (her book) is due to be launched.

--Ken Macdonald DPP/CPS & Islington dinner party 'Leftist' has his card well & truly marked.

--Finally, Dave Hughes tells us which chart band has an ex-Special Branch manager, & fills us mugs (electors) in on just what was behind the infamous 2004 'Blair Wobble'.

 

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