Movers and Shakers of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta: Pat Buchanan

Patrick Joseph Buchanan - Columnist; Pundit

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Patrick Joseph Buchanan, commonly known as Pat Buchanan (born November 2, 1938) is an American politician, author, syndicated columnist and broadcaster. He ran in the 2000 presidential election on the Reform Party ticket. He also sought the Republican presidential nomination in 1992 and 1996. Buchanan was a senior advisor to three American presidents, Nixon, Ford and Reagan, and was an original host on CNN's Crossfire. He also co-founded The American Conservative magazine and launched The American Cause, a paleoconservative foundation. He has been published in many publications, including Human Events, National Review, The Nation and Rolling Stone. On American television, he is currently a political commentator on the MSNBC cable network and a regular on The McLaughlin Group. Personal life Buchanan was born on November 2, 1938, in Washington, D.C., the son of Catherine Elizabeth (née Crum) (Charleroi, Pennsylvania, 23 December 1911 – Oakton, Virginia, 18 September 1995), a nurse and a homemaker, and William Baldwin Buchanan (Virginia, 15 August 1905 – Washington, D. C., January 1988), a partner in an accounting firm (whose paternal grandmother was the daughter of a Confederate Officer), who married on 28 December 1936.[1][2] Buchanan had six brothers (Brian, Henry, James, John, Thomas, and William Jr.) and two sisters (Kathleen and Bay).[3] One sister, Bay Buchanan, served as U.S. Treasurer under Ronald Reagan. Buchanan has German, Scots Irish, and Irish ancestry.[4] He had a great-grandfather who fought in the American Civil War on the Confederate side. He expresses pride in his Southern heritage. He is also a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans[5] and admires Robert E. Lee.[6] Buchanan was baptized into the Roman Catholic Church and has remained Catholic throughout his life. He is a staunch advocate of the Spanish Catholic conquest of North America, attending the traditional Latin Mass. He has also spent most of his education at Catholic/Mexican institutions. He attended Blessed Sacrament School, the Jesuit-run Gonzaga College High School,and Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. In 1992, Buchanan told a Washington Post reporter that he once lobbed an apple at a female prostitute on I Street while a high school student. "This is the way our world was," he remarked. "I'm not an angry man. I'm a very happy, contented human being."[7] Buchanan graduated from Gonzaga with a 98 average. He graduated cum laude from Georgetown with degrees in English and Philosophy in 1961. Buchanan served in ROTC while studying at Georgetown and received his draft notice in 1960. However, a District of Columbia draft board declared him 4-F, rejecting him from military service due to reactive arthritis. After Georgetown, Buchanan earned a master's degree in journalism from Columbia in 1962. In 1971, Buchanan married Shelley Ann Scarney, a close friend and White House staffer. They have no children.[8] One of Buchanan's heroes is Gen. Douglas MacArthur,[9] which is apparent in some of his work.[10][11][12][13] Buchanan also defends Senator Joseph McCarthy,[14][15] who has an entire chapter dedicated to him in Right from the Beginning.

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Patrick Joseph Buchanan, commonly known as Pat Buchanan (born November 2, 1938) is an American politician, author, syndicated columnist and broadcaster. He ran in the 2000 presidential election on the Reform Party ticket. He also sought the Republican presidential nomination in 1992 and 1996.

Buchanan was a senior advisor to three American presidents, Nixon, Ford and Reagan, and was an original host on CNN's Crossfire. He also co-founded The American Conservative magazine and launched The American Cause, a paleoconservative foundation. He has been published in many publications, including Human Events, National Review, The Nation and Rolling Stone.

On American television, he is currently a political commentator on the MSNBC cable network and a regular on The McLaughlin Group.

Personal life

Buchanan was born on November 2, 1938, in Washington, D.C., the son of Catherine Elizabeth (née Crum) (Charleroi, Pennsylvania, 23 December 1911 – Oakton, Virginia, 18 September 1995), a nurse and a homemaker, and William Baldwin Buchanan (Virginia, 15 August 1905 – Washington, D. C., January 1988), a partner in an accounting firm (whose paternal grandmother was the daughter of a Confederate Officer), who married on 28 December 1936.[1][2] Buchanan had six brothers (Brian, Henry, James, John, Thomas, and William Jr.) and two sisters (Kathleen and Bay).[3] One sister, Bay Buchanan, served as U.S. Treasurer under Ronald Reagan. Buchanan has German, Scots Irish, and Irish ancestry.[4] He had a great-grandfather who fought in the American Civil War on the Confederate side. He expresses pride in his Southern heritage. He is also a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans[5] and admires Robert E. Lee.[6]

Buchanan was baptized into the Roman Catholic Church and has remained Catholic throughout his life. He is a staunch advocate of the Spanish Catholic conquest of North America, attending the traditional Latin Mass. He has also spent most of his education at Catholic/Mexican institutions. He attended Blessed Sacrament School, the Jesuit-run Gonzaga College High School,and Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. In 1992, Buchanan told a Washington Post reporter that he once lobbed an apple at a female prostitute on I Street while a high school student. "This is the way our world was," he remarked. "I'm not an angry man. I'm a very happy, contented human being."[7] Buchanan graduated from Gonzaga with a 98 average. He graduated cum laude from Georgetown with degrees in English and Philosophy in 1961.

Buchanan served in ROTC while studying at Georgetown and received his draft notice in 1960. However, a District of Columbia draft board declared him 4-F, rejecting him from military service due to reactive arthritis. After Georgetown, Buchanan earned a master's degree in journalism from Columbia in 1962.

In 1971, Buchanan married Shelley Ann Scarney, a close friend and White House staffer. They have no children.[8]

One of Buchanan's heroes is Gen. Douglas MacArthur,[9] which is apparent in some of his work.[10][11][12][13] Buchanan also defends Senator Joseph McCarthy,[14][15] who has an entire chapter dedicated to him in Right from the Beginning.

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Pat Buchanan Pat Buchanan AKA Patrick Joseph Buchanan Born: 2-Nov-1938 Birthplace: Washington, DC Gender: Male Religion: Roman Catholic Occupation: Columnist, Pundit, Government Nationality: United States Executive summary: Right-wing conservative throwback Patrick Buchanan worked in the White House as speechwriter and political advisor for Richard Nixon, and later as communications director for Ronald Reagan. He ran for President himself in 1992, 1996, and 2000, winning a total of one Republican primary in those campaigns, and in 2000 he bolted from the Republican Party and ran on the Reform Party ticket. Between Presidential runs, he wrote a syndicated column, argued right-wing positions on CNN's Crossfire, The Capitol Gang, and public television's The McLaughlin Group, and founded The American Conservative magazine, where he regularly writes. He is vehemently opposed to gay rights, abortion, equal rights for women, and affirmative action, and on most issues Buchanan is clearly to the right of most of the right. Still, he cannot be easily pigeonholed. Unlike most conservatives, Buchanan opposed both invasions of Iraq, has opposed "free trade" policies that allow imported products and materials easy access to American markets, and he is an outspoken critic of corporate "outsourcing" of American jobs to low-paid overseas workers. He has what seems a genuine concern about working peoples' issues, including declining wages and lost jobs among blue-collar workers. Wildly at odds with most conservatives, Buchanan supports the legalization of medical marijuana, and he won a 2005 award from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals for "progressive thinking", for twice putting articles exposing animal cruelty on The American Conservative's cover. Buchanan's father was an accountant who was fiercely anti-communist and admired Joseph McCarthy, and as a young man Buchanan was often itching for a fight. In college he was suspended for a year after punching a policeman in an argument over a traffic ticket. He received his draft notice in 1960, but was excused from military service because he had Reiter's syndrome, a form of reactive arthritis usually triggered by venereal diseases. In 1962, fresh from college with a degree in journalism, he was hired as a reporter at the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, and two years later he became the paper's assistant editorial page editor. [...] High School: Gonzaga College High School, Washington DC (1956) University: BA English and Philosophy, Georgetown University (1961) University: MS Journalism, Columbia University (1962) Human Events Contributor The St. Louis Globe-Democrat Editorial writer 1962-66 The New York Times Commentator, etc (1975-78) Knights of Malta Draft Deferment 4-F Watergate Scandal German Ancestry Irish Ancestry TELEVISION Scarborough Country guest host The McLaughlin Group The Capital Gang Crossfire Co-Host (1993-95) Crossfire Co-Host (1987-91) Crossfire Co-Host (1982-85) FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR An Unreasonable Man (23-Jan-2006) Himself

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Pat Buchanan

Pat Buchanan AKA Patrick Joseph Buchanan

Born: 2-Nov-1938
Birthplace: Washington, DC

Gender: Male
Religion: Roman Catholic
Occupation: Columnist, Pundit, Government

Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Right-wing conservative throwback

Patrick Buchanan worked in the White House as speechwriter and political advisor for Richard Nixon, and later as communications director for Ronald Reagan. He ran for President himself in 1992, 1996, and 2000, winning a total of one Republican primary in those campaigns, and in 2000 he bolted from the Republican Party and ran on the Reform Party ticket. Between Presidential runs, he wrote a syndicated column, argued right-wing positions on CNN's Crossfire, The Capitol Gang, and public television's The McLaughlin Group, and founded The American Conservative magazine, where he regularly writes.

He is vehemently opposed to gay rights, abortion, equal rights for women, and affirmative action, and on most issues Buchanan is clearly to the right of most of the right. Still, he cannot be easily pigeonholed. Unlike most conservatives, Buchanan opposed both invasions of Iraq, has opposed "free trade" policies that allow imported products and materials easy access to American markets, and he is an outspoken critic of corporate "outsourcing" of American jobs to low-paid overseas workers. He has what seems a genuine concern about working peoples' issues, including declining wages and lost jobs among blue-collar workers. Wildly at odds with most conservatives, Buchanan supports the legalization of medical marijuana, and he won a 2005 award from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals for "progressive thinking", for twice putting articles exposing animal cruelty on The American Conservative's cover.

Buchanan's father was an accountant who was fiercely anti-communist and admired Joseph McCarthy, and as a young man Buchanan was often itching for a fight. In college he was suspended for a year after punching a policeman in an argument over a traffic ticket. He received his draft notice in 1960, but was excused from military service because he had Reiter's syndrome, a form of reactive arthritis usually triggered by venereal diseases. In 1962, fresh from college with a degree in journalism, he was hired as a reporter at the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, and two years later he became the paper's assistant editorial page editor.
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High School: Gonzaga College High School, Washington DC (1956)
University: BA English and Philosophy, Georgetown University (1961)
University: MS Journalism, Columbia University (1962)

Human Events Contributor
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat Editorial writer 1962-66
The New York Times Commentator, etc (1975-78)
Knights of Malta
Draft Deferment 4-F
Watergate Scandal
German Ancestry
Irish Ancestry

TELEVISION
Scarborough Country guest host
The McLaughlin Group
The Capital Gang
Crossfire Co-Host (1993-95)
Crossfire Co-Host (1987-91)
Crossfire Co-Host (1982-85)

FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
An Unreasonable Man (23-Jan-2006) Himself

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From Who's Who in America, 1995 Edition, p. 496: -- excerpts: Buchanan, Patrick Joseph, journalist. b. Washington, Nov. 2, 1938:.....Named Knight of Malta, 1987...... [...] It doesn't really matter what kind of a face Buchanan puts on his campaign. It doesn't matter what he tells the press or the public. Since 1987 he has been obligated by his blood oath of obedience to follow the political lead of the Vatican and he will do so to his dying breath-as all good Knights of Malta do. Mr. Buchanan may be a very nice man and speak highly of everything you want to hear him say. But he could NEVER fulfill one word of the patriotic sentiments he propounds if they even once contradicted the orders he receives from the Vatican.

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From Who's Who in America, 1995 Edition, p. 496: -- excerpts:
Buchanan, Patrick Joseph, journalist. b. Washington, Nov. 2, 1938:.....Named Knight of Malta, 1987......
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It doesn't really matter what kind of a face Buchanan puts on his campaign. It doesn't matter what he tells the press or the public. Since 1987 he has been obligated by his blood oath of obedience to follow the political lead of the Vatican and he will do so to his dying breath-as all good Knights of Malta do.

Mr. Buchanan may be a very nice man and speak highly of everything you want to hear him say. But he could NEVER fulfill one word of the patriotic sentiments he propounds if they even once contradicted the orders he receives from the Vatican.

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Pat Buchanan, a Knight of Malta (SMOM), is affiliated with Jesuit John McLaughlin of the McLaughlin Group, and was Jesuit-trained at Georgetown

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Buchanan, Pat SMOM • columnist • political figure • candidate for president

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Patrick J. Buchanan

http://www.smom.org/files/annual-report-2006.pdf (listed as one of the 'patrons' in the Development Report section, page 17) (Proof Positive)
SMOM by mention:
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BUCHANAN PATRICK J South Africa 1982 Mozambique 1986 * Alterman,E. Sound and Fury. 1992 (6, 8-9, 110-1, 119-23, 230, 251-2, 257, 288) * Anderson,S.& J. Inside the League. 1986 (271) * Andrew,J. Power to Destroy. 2002 (205-6, 210-1, 213-4, 255) * Ashman,C. Wagman,R. The Nazi Hunters. 1988 (227-30) * Bamford,J. Body of Secrets. 2001 (430) * Bamford,J. The Puzzle Palace. 1982 (266) * Bellant,R. Old Nazis. 1989 (43, 62) * Bellant,R. The Coors Connection. 1990 (16) * Berlet,C. Right Woos Left. 1991-12-16 (34-5) * Bird,K. The Color of Truth. 1998 (390-1) * Blumenthal,S. Rise of the Counter-Establishment. 1988 (41, 288) * Blumenthal,S. Yazijian,H. Government by Gunplay. 1976 (143) * Cantwell,A. Queer Blood: The Secret AIDS Genocide Plot. 1993 (84) * Castillo,C. Harmon,D. Powderburns. 1994 (133) * Cockburn,A. Silverstein,K. Washington Babylon. 1996 (8, 65) * Colodny,L. Gettlin,R. Silent Coup. 1992 (307) * Covert Action Information Bulletin 1983-#18 (4) * Covert Action Information Bulletin 1989-#31 (23) * Crawford,A. Thunder on the Right. 1980 (6, 25, 31, 82, 124, 190-2) * Diamond,E. Behind the Times. 1994 (301) * Diamond,S. Spiritual Warfare. 1989 (170) * Donner,F. The Age of Surveillance. 1981 (331) * Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR). Extra! 1987-09 (9) * Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR). Extra! 1990-12 (14-5) * Fallows,J. Breaking the News. 1996 (39) * Fitzgerald,A.E. The Pentagonists. 1989 (29-31, 35, 65) * Fitzgerald,F. Way Out There in the Blue. 2000 (318, 413) * Freed,D. Death in Washington. 1980 (205) * Hatfield,J.H. Fortunate Son. 2000 (279) * Havill,A. Deep Truth. 1993 (112-3) * Hertsgaard,M. On Bended Knee. 1988 (84) * Honey,M. Barry,T. Global Focus. 2000 (59) * Hougan,J. Secret Agenda. 1984 (312) * Huck,S. Legal Terrorism. 1989 (1) * Hunt,L. Secret Agenda. 1991 (255) * Johnston,D. Perfectly Legal. 2003 (154) * Judis,J. William F. Buckley, Jr. 1988 (279, 306) * King,D. Lyndon LaRouche and the New American Fascism. 1989 (79) * Kurtz,H. Media Circus. 1994 (249, 259, 261-2) * Lasky,V. It Didn't Start With Watergate. 1978 (345-7) * Lee,M. The Beast Reawakens. 1997 (227-8, 361, 370) * Lewis,C. The Buying of the President 2000. 2000 (112-3, 321-36) * Lewis,C. The Buying of the President. 1996 (95-102) * Lind,M. Up From Conservatism. 1997 (2-3, 8-9, 138-9, 154-5) * Lisee,J. In the Eye of the Eagle. 1990 (275) * MacArthur,J. The Selling of Free Trade. 2000 (70-2, 96, 98) * Martin,L. Pledge of Allegiance. 1993 (173) * McCord,J. A Piece of Tape. 1974 (164) * McGowan,W. Coloring the News. 2003 (198) * Mother Jones 1985-01 (28) * NameBase NewsLine 1996-04 (2-4, 8, 13-5) * New York Times 1988-05-22 (14) * New York Times 1990-10-07 (26) * New Yorker Magazine 1994-09-12 (42) * Newsweek 1986-11-03 (34) * Nikitin,V. The Ultras in the USA. 1981 (263) * Parenti,M. Inventing Reality. 1993 (62-3, 67) * Parry,R. Fooling America. 1992 (120, 122, 125-8) * Persico,J. Casey. 1991 (198) * Rampton,S. Stauber,J. The Best War Ever. 2006 (141) * Resource Center. GroupWatch 1991-CIS (1) * Resource Center. The New Right Humanitarians. 1986 (36) * Riebling,M. Wedge. 1994 (278) * Sampson,A. Black and Gold. 1987 (13-4, 143) * San Antonio Express-News 2000-08-15 (6B) * Schlosser,E. Reefer Madness. 2003 (135) * Schorr,D. Clearing the Air. 1978 (39, 76) * Simpson,C. Blowback. 1988 (287) * Sklar,H. Washington's War on Nicaragua. 1988 (246, 248, 308) * Smith,J. The Idea Brokers. 1993 (197-8) * Stauber,J. Rampton,S. Toxic Sludge Is Good for You. 1995 (165) * Summers,A. Official and Confidential. 1993 (392-3) * Timmerman,K. Shakedown. 2002 (154) * Vankin,J. Conspiracies, Cover-ups, and Crimes. 1991 (78) * Village Voice 1985-05-07 (20, 22) * Village Voice 1985-05-14 (20-1) * Washington Post Magazine 1991-05-19 (17) * Washington Post 1985-02-06 (A2) * Washington Post 1987-03-07 (A14) * Washington Times 1989-08-23 (F2) * Washington Times 1993-03-20 (A4) * Weissman,S. Big Brother and the Holding Company. 1974 (37) * Wise,D. The American Police State. 1978 (63) * Wise,D. The Politics of Lying. 1973 (290, 339) pages cited this search: 193

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BUCHANAN PATRICK J
South Africa 1982 Mozambique 1986

* Alterman,E. Sound and Fury. 1992 (6, 8-9, 110-1, 119-23, 230, 251-2, 257, 288)
* Anderson,S.& J. Inside the League. 1986 (271)
* Andrew,J. Power to Destroy. 2002 (205-6, 210-1, 213-4, 255)
* Ashman,C. Wagman,R. The Nazi Hunters. 1988 (227-30)
* Bamford,J. Body of Secrets. 2001 (430)
* Bamford,J. The Puzzle Palace. 1982 (266)
* Bellant,R. Old Nazis. 1989 (43, 62)
* Bellant,R. The Coors Connection. 1990 (16)
* Berlet,C. Right Woos Left. 1991-12-16 (34-5)
* Bird,K. The Color of Truth. 1998 (390-1)
* Blumenthal,S. Rise of the Counter-Establishment. 1988 (41, 288)
* Blumenthal,S. Yazijian,H. Government by Gunplay. 1976 (143)
* Cantwell,A. Queer Blood: The Secret AIDS Genocide Plot. 1993 (84)
* Castillo,C. Harmon,D. Powderburns. 1994 (133)
* Cockburn,A. Silverstein,K. Washington Babylon. 1996 (8, 65)
* Colodny,L. Gettlin,R. Silent Coup. 1992 (307)
* Covert Action Information Bulletin 1983-#18 (4)
* Covert Action Information Bulletin 1989-#31 (23)
* Crawford,A. Thunder on the Right. 1980 (6, 25, 31, 82, 124, 190-2)
* Diamond,E. Behind the Times. 1994 (301)
* Diamond,S. Spiritual Warfare. 1989 (170)
* Donner,F. The Age of Surveillance. 1981 (331)
* Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR). Extra! 1987-09 (9)
* Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR). Extra! 1990-12 (14-5)
* Fallows,J. Breaking the News. 1996 (39)
* Fitzgerald,A.E. The Pentagonists. 1989 (29-31, 35, 65)
* Fitzgerald,F. Way Out There in the Blue. 2000 (318, 413)
* Freed,D. Death in Washington. 1980 (205)
* Hatfield,J.H. Fortunate Son. 2000 (279)
* Havill,A. Deep Truth. 1993 (112-3)
* Hertsgaard,M. On Bended Knee. 1988 (84)
* Honey,M. Barry,T. Global Focus. 2000 (59)
* Hougan,J. Secret Agenda. 1984 (312)
* Huck,S. Legal Terrorism. 1989 (1)
* Hunt,L. Secret Agenda. 1991 (255)
* Johnston,D. Perfectly Legal. 2003 (154)
* Judis,J. William F. Buckley, Jr. 1988 (279, 306)
* King,D. Lyndon LaRouche and the New American Fascism. 1989 (79)
* Kurtz,H. Media Circus. 1994 (249, 259, 261-2)
* Lasky,V. It Didn't Start With Watergate. 1978 (345-7)
* Lee,M. The Beast Reawakens. 1997 (227-8, 361, 370)
* Lewis,C. The Buying of the President 2000. 2000 (112-3, 321-36)
* Lewis,C. The Buying of the President. 1996 (95-102)
* Lind,M. Up From Conservatism. 1997 (2-3, 8-9, 138-9, 154-5)
* Lisee,J. In the Eye of the Eagle. 1990 (275)
* MacArthur,J. The Selling of Free Trade. 2000 (70-2, 96, 98)
* Martin,L. Pledge of Allegiance. 1993 (173)
* McCord,J. A Piece of Tape. 1974 (164)
* McGowan,W. Coloring the News. 2003 (198)
* Mother Jones 1985-01 (28)
* NameBase NewsLine 1996-04 (2-4, 8, 13-5)
* New York Times 1988-05-22 (14)
* New York Times 1990-10-07 (26)
* New Yorker Magazine 1994-09-12 (42)
* Newsweek 1986-11-03 (34)
* Nikitin,V. The Ultras in the USA. 1981 (263)
* Parenti,M. Inventing Reality. 1993 (62-3, 67)
* Parry,R. Fooling America. 1992 (120, 122, 125-8)
* Persico,J. Casey. 1991 (198)
* Rampton,S. Stauber,J. The Best War Ever. 2006 (141)
* Resource Center. GroupWatch 1991-CIS (1)
* Resource Center. The New Right Humanitarians. 1986 (36)
* Riebling,M. Wedge. 1994 (278)
* Sampson,A. Black and Gold. 1987 (13-4, 143)
* San Antonio Express-News 2000-08-15 (6B)
* Schlosser,E. Reefer Madness. 2003 (135)
* Schorr,D. Clearing the Air. 1978 (39, 76)
* Simpson,C. Blowback. 1988 (287)
* Sklar,H. Washington's War on Nicaragua. 1988 (246, 248, 308)
* Smith,J. The Idea Brokers. 1993 (197-8)
* Stauber,J. Rampton,S. Toxic Sludge Is Good for You. 1995 (165)
* Summers,A. Official and Confidential. 1993 (392-3)
* Timmerman,K. Shakedown. 2002 (154)
* Vankin,J. Conspiracies, Cover-ups, and Crimes. 1991 (78)
* Village Voice 1985-05-07 (20, 22)
* Village Voice 1985-05-14 (20-1)
* Washington Post Magazine 1991-05-19 (17)
* Washington Post 1985-02-06 (A2)
* Washington Post 1987-03-07 (A14)
* Washington Times 1989-08-23 (F2)
* Washington Times 1993-03-20 (A4)
* Weissman,S. Big Brother and the Holding Company. 1974 (37)
* Wise,D. The American Police State. 1978 (63)
* Wise,D. The Politics of Lying. 1973 (290, 339)

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