Conspiracy: Plots, Lies and Cover-ups

Conspiracy: Plots, Lies and Cover-ups

by Richard M. Bennett (Author)

Synopsis

Conspiracy theories are thought to come exclusively from the wilder shores of political observation. By definition, however, a conspiracy occurs each time a group of influential people agree a course of action in private and by extra-democratic means. From new information on the usual suspects, like the Bildeburg Group; to covert intelligence involvement with Britain's Wilson government, royal family and in the Profumo affair; to Reagan's secret post-Cold-War agenda and a mooted plot within the US administration to supersede George W. Bush, Conspiracy is a frightening account of modern conspiracy theories, with guidance as to the credibility of each.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 404
Edition: illustrated edition
Publisher: Virgin Books
Published: 04 Sep 2003

ISBN 10: 1852270934
ISBN 13: 9781852270933

Media Reviews
'A fascinating read and an excellent source of reference.' Military Illustrated 'Espionage offers insights into this new era, where the threat lies not in hostile governments, but in highly sophisticated organisations like the al-Qaeda network.' New Statesman
Author Bio
Richard M. Bennett is a journalist and senior partner in a company that supplies information on espionage and political risk to the news media and other clients.