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Name | Short Review
Alex Constantine | Has done interesting research in microwave and psychotronic weaponry, child abuse networks, cults, the Star Wars program, the fascist international and related topics.
Corporate Watch | Great articles which are less 'far out' than most of the other books and websites listed below. It's the kind of stuff Greg Palast writes about.
Covert Action Quarterly | Set up under the name Covert Operations Information Bulletin in 1978 after all the CIA scandals. CIA whistleblower Philip Agee was one of its founders. Only read a few articles. It seems to be good.
Daniel Sheehan | Harvard-educated lawyer who became the US representative of the Jesuits. As a lawyer he worked on a number of high profile and very sensitive cases. Sheehan has spoken about US intelligence involvement in the global drug trade and everything related to that, including assassinations, government-sponsored terrorism (including 9/11) and clandestinely arming Israel with nuclear weapons. Sheehan also was a lawyer and witness for the Disclosure Project and claims to have had one-time access to the secret files of Project Blue Book, in which he came across a collection of photos on which a crashed (apparently alien) saucer was being retrieved by the US military.
Deep Black Lies | Focuses on everything; from the CIA, to London, the Vatican and the Israelis. Also wrote on Le Cercle. Very insightful.
Executive Intelligence Review | Some of their authors, including LaRouche himself, have a very radical way of writing and speaking, which tends to put people off. The facts they report seem to reliable, although I am less sure about their conclusions. Personally, I think their understanding of history, geopolitics, and international crime syndicates is among the best; and in a lot of ways they are pioneers.
From The Wilderness | Excellent news site. Focuses a lot on peak oil, the CIA, narcotics and 9/11.
Lobster Magazine | Small English magazine about the international intelligence agencies, especially those in Britain. The editor is very cautious about the information he publishes.
Mad Cow Morning News | Excellent news I generally trust is accurate. Focuses a lot on the Florida 9/11 hijackers and their ties to intelligence and drug trafficking networks. They also made a video about the Fed, the CFR, Bilderberg, and such. Other videos and information has to do with the drug trade and 9/11. Hopsicker used to be allied with Michael Ruppert of From The Wilderness, but I don't know what went wrong there. Ruppert focuses on the big picture, including peak oil; Hopsicker's work is more narrow, but often very unique and absolutely indispensable.
Peter Dale Scott | Experienced investigative author on such things as the JFK assassination, the CIA's involvement in the global drug trade and what Scott calls "deep politics".
Prison Planet | In my opinion the best and most attractive alternative news site out there, even though I don't agree with the (usually subtle) Christian perspective and some of their commentary.