garrison: The Journal of History & Deep Politics, Issue 009

garrison: The Journal of History & Deep Politics, Issue 009168 Pages. PRINT VERSION. Issue 009 of garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics features a cover story on the 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing investigation by the FBI. Richard Booth uncovers the FBI's failures especially pertaining to John Doe #2 and takes the federal agency to task for its incompetence, half truths, and lies. In other articles, Caitlin Johnston looks at the dangerous reaction to internet censorship and Ukraine's part in American

168 Pages. PRINT VERSION. Issue 009 of garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics features a cover story on the 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing investigation by the FBI. Richard Booth uncovers the FBI's failures-especially pertaining to John Doe #2-and takes the federal agency to task for its incompetence, half-truths, and lies. In other articles, Caitlin Johnston looks at the dangerous reaction to internet censorship and Ukraine's part in American imperialism; Ed Tatro investigates Poe's "The Cask of Amontillado" and the 1967 film Wait Until Dark; Susan Abernethy takes on three myths involving King Henry VIII and Anne of Cleves; Kevin Corley narrates part two of Moonshine Empire, his wonderful series on an era when the Prohibition Bootleggers, Organized Crime, and the KKK went to war; Robert Gettlin eulogizes Len Colodny and recounts the full story of how "Silent Coup" came to be; Jeremy Kuzmarov examines Barack Obama's long family history with the CIA; Nick Cruse instructs the New Black Left to embrace MLK and Reject Obama; Jonathan Cook dives deeply into the divide among the Left with Glenn Greenwald as his focus; Meg Sherman criticizes the police state; S.T. Patrick examines the controversy of Hans Asperger and Nazism; and we look at the November 2021 UN Resolution to combat Neo-Nazism: what it said (full text), who supported it, who voted against it, and who abstained.