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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.