Western Goals Foundation - Revision history

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David: /* Publications, External Resources, See also, Notes */

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Publications, External Resources, See also, Notes

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 *''The War Called Peace: The Soviet Peace Offensive'', Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals, 1982.Foreword by [[John Ashbrook]], Afterword by [[Helmut Sauer]]
 ====1983====
-*General [[Lewis W Walt]] and General [[George S Patton]], ''The Swiss Report'', Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals Foundation, March 1983.
+*General [[Lewis W Walt]] and General [[George S Patton]], ''[http://constitution.org/mil/swiss_report.htm The Swiss Report]'', Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals Foundation, March 1983.
 *''The Subversion Factor: Moles in High Places'', Western Goals Foundation, 1983.
 *The Subversion factor : a transcript. by Western Goals (Organization); Book Publisher: Alexandria, Va. : Western Goals, ©1983.

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 ===1982===
 ====Advisory board====
-Congressman [[John Ashbrook]] | [[Walter Brennan]] | [[Roy M Cohn]] | Congressman [[Philip M Crane]] | General [[Raymond G Davis]] | [[Henry Hazlitt]] | Dr. [[Mildred F Jefferson]] | Dr. [[Anthony Kubek]] | [[Roger Milliken]] | Admiral [[Thomas Moorer]] | [[E A Morris]] | [[Mrs John C Newington]] | General [[George S Patton]] | Dr. [[Hans Sennholz]] | General [[John Singlaub]] | [[Dan Smoot]] | [[Robert Stoddard]] | Congressman [[Bob Stump]] | Dr. [[Edward Teller]] | [[Sherman Unkefer]] | Genera [[Lewis Walt]] | Dr. [[Eugene Wigner]]<ref name="Ad">''The War Called Peace: The Soviet Peace Offensive'', Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals, 1982.Foreword by [[John Ashbrook]], Afterword by [[Helmut Sauer]], Inside cover</ref>
+Congressman [[John Ashbrook]] | [[Walter Brennan]] | [[Roy M Cohn]] | Congressman [[Philip M Crane]] | General [[Raymond G Davis]] | [[Henry Hazlitt]] | Dr. [[Mildred F Jefferson]] | Dr. [[Anthony Kubek]] | [[Roger Milliken]] | Admiral [[Thomas Moorer]] | [[E A Morris]] | Vice Admiral [[Lloyd M Mustin]] | [[Mrs John C Newington]] | General [[George S Patton]] | Dr. [[Hans Sennholz]] | General [[John Singlaub]] | [[Dan Smoot]] | [[Robert Stoddard]] | Congressman [[Bob Stump]] | | Dr. [[Edward Teller]] | [[Sherman Unkefer]] | Genera [[Lewis Walt]] | Dr. [[Eugene Wigner]]<ref name="Ad">''The War Called Peace: The Soviet Peace Offensive'', Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals, 1982.Foreword by [[John Ashbrook]], Afterword by [[Helmut Sauer]], Inside cover</ref>
 ====Executive Staff====
 [[Linda Guell]], Director | [[John Rees]], Editor | [[Julia Ferguson]], Research<ref name="Ad"/>
 ==Publications, External Resources, See also, Notes==
 ===Publications===
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 *''The War Called Peace: The Soviet Peace Offensive'', Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals, 1982.Foreword by [[John Ashbrook]], Afterword by [[Helmut Sauer]]
 ====1983====
-*General [[Lewis W Walt]] and General [[George S Patton]], ''The Swiss Report'', Alexandria, Virginia: Western goals foundation, March 1983.
+*General [[Lewis W Walt]] and General [[George S Patton]], ''The Swiss Report'', Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals Foundation, March 1983.
 *''The Subversion Factor: Moles in High Places'', Western Goals Foundation, 1983.
 *The Subversion factor : a transcript. by Western Goals (Organization); Book Publisher: Alexandria, Va. : Western Goals, ©1983.

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 *''The War Called Peace: The Soviet Peace Offensive'', Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals, 1982.Foreword by [[John Ashbrook]], Afterword by [[Helmut Sauer]]
 ====1983====
 *''The Subversion Factor: Moles in High Places'', Western Goals Foundation, 1983.
 *The Subversion factor : a transcript. by Western Goals (Organization); Book Publisher: Alexandria, Va. : Western Goals, ©1983.

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 [[File:Western Goals-Lexicon.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Raymond Sleeper (Ed.) ''A Lexicon of Marxist-Leninist Semantics'' Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals, 1983]]
-[[File:Western Goals-KAL 007 Massacre-1985.jpg|"thumb|right|200px|Frank A. Kadell ''The KAL 007 Massacre'', Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals, 1985]]
+[[File:Western Goals-KAL 007 Massacre-1985.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Frank A. Kadell ''The KAL 007 Massacre'', Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals, 1985]]
 ====1980====
 *''Broken seals : a Western Goals Foundation report on the attempts to destroy the foreign and domestic intelligence capabilities of the United States'' Publisher: Alexandria, Va. : Western Goals, 1980.

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 :Western Goals essentially collapsed after the death of [[Larry McDonald]] in September of 1983. [[John Rees]] left shortly after McDonald's death. Western Goals discontinued its domestic dossier and intelligence operation shortly after the departure of Rees. A contentious battle over control of Western Goals and the alienation of key funders left the foundation essentially a shell which was taken over by a conservative fundraiser [[Carl Russell "Spitz" Channell]] who turned it into a conduit for contra fundraising efforts linked to North and Iran-Contragate. Rees returned to his freelance spy-master status while former Western Goals director [[Linda Guell]] went to Singlaub's [[Freedom Foundation]].<ref name="Hunt"/>
 ==People==
 ===1982===
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 This list is derived from a number of sources.<ref>Worldcat [http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=au%3AWestern+Goals+%28Organization%29&qt=hot_author Search results for 'au:Western Goals (Organization)' Results 1-10 of about 18] </ref><ref>Worldcat [http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=au%3AWestern+Goals+%28Organization%29&fq=&dblist=638&start=11&qt=next_page Search results for 'au:Western Goals (Organization)' Results 11-18 of about 18] </ref>
 [[File:Western Goals-Lexicon.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Raymond Sleeper (Ed.) ''A Lexicon of Marxist-Leninist Semantics'' Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals, 1983]]

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 [[File:Western goals - War called peace.jpg|thumb|right|150px|[[Western Goals]], ''A War Called Peace'', Foreword by [[John Ashbrook]] and Afterword by [[Helmut Sauer]], 1982]]
 ====1980====
 *''Broken seals : a Western Goals Foundation report on the attempts to destroy the foreign and domestic intelligence capabilities of the United States'' Publisher: Alexandria, Va. : Western Goals, 1980.
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 *Raymond Sleeper (Ed.) ''A Lexicon of Marxist-Leninist Semantics'' Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals, 1983
 ====1985====
+*Frank A. Kadell ''The KAL 007 Massacre'', Alexandria, Virginia: Western Goals, 1985, Foreword by Ambassador [[Charles M. Lichenstein]].
 ===Films===

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 The '''Western Goals Foundation''' was a private intelligence dissemination network active on the right-wing in the United States. It was wound up in 1986 when the [[Tower Commission]] revealed it had been part of [[Oliver North]]'s [[Iran-Contra]] funding network.
-[[File:BrokenSeals.jpg|right|thumb|100px|In ''Broken Seals'' (published 1980), the group's first book, Western Goals contended that such groups as the [[Campaign for Political Rights]], [[National Lawyers Guild]], [[American Friends Service Committee]], and the [[Center for National Security Studies]] were part of a Moscow-backed effort 'to destroy the foreign and domestic intelligence capabilities of the United States.'<ref>Chip Berlet,'Private Spies', ''Shmate: A Journal of Progressive Jewish Thought'', Issue #11-12, Summer 1985</ref>]]
+[[File:BrokenSeals.jpg|right|thumb|150px|In ''Broken Seals'' (published 1980), the group's first book, Western Goals contended that such groups as the [[Campaign for Political Rights]], [[National Lawyers Guild]], [[American Friends Service Committee]], and the [[Center for National Security Studies]] were part of a Moscow-backed effort 'to destroy the foreign and domestic intelligence capabilities of the United States.'<ref>Chip Berlet,'Private Spies', ''Shmate: A Journal of Progressive Jewish Thought'', Issue #11-12, Summer 1985</ref>]]
 After the [[Watergate]] and [[COINTELPRO]] scandals of the early 1970s, several laws were passed to restrict police intelligence gathering within political organizations. The laws tried to make it necessary to demonstrate that a criminal act was likely to be uncovered by any intelligence gathering proposed. Many files on radicals, collected for decades, were ordered destroyed. The unintended effect of the laws was to privatize the files in the hands of 'retired' intelligence officers and their most trusted, dedicated operatives.
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 It also founded an offshoot, [[Western Goals (UK)]], (later the [[Western Goals Institute]]), which was briefly influential in British [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative]] politics.
-[[File:Ally Betrayed - Nicaragua-Western goals.jpg |thumb|right|100px|[[Turner B. Shelton]] and  [[Francisco Urcuyo Maliaño]], ''Ally Betrayed .... Nicaragua: Keystone of Latin America'', with a Foreword by Ambassador [[Earl E. T. Smith]], [[Western Goals Foundation]], 1980.]]
+[[File:Ally Betrayed - Nicaragua-Western goals.jpg |thumb|right|150px|[[Turner B. Shelton]] and  [[Francisco Urcuyo Maliaño]], ''Ally Betrayed .... Nicaragua: Keystone of Latin America'', with a Foreword by Ambassador [[Earl E. T. Smith]], [[Western Goals Foundation]], 1980.]]
 ==Overview==
 [[John Rees]] was a leading figure in [[Western Goals]].  Described as running the 'most influential private domestic spying operation during the 1980's'.<ref name="Hunt">Chip Berlet [http://ajilan.pair.com/pra/huntred/Hunt_For_Red_Menace-10.html The Hunt for Red Menace: - 11] in ''The Hunt for Red Menace: How Government Intelligence Agencies and Private Right-wing Counter-subversion Groups Forge Ad Hoc Covert Spy Networks that Target Dissidents as Outlaws'' Publiceye.org, Current version: 2/2/93 </ref>
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 This list is derived from a number of sources.<ref>Worldcat [http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=au%3AWestern+Goals+%28Organization%29&qt=hot_author Search results for 'au:Western Goals (Organization)' Results 1-10 of about 18] </ref><ref>Worldcat [http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=au%3AWestern+Goals+%28Organization%29&fq=&dblist=638&start=11&qt=next_page Search results for 'au:Western Goals (Organization)' Results 11-18 of about 18] </ref>
-[[File:Red Locusts cover.jpg|thumb|right|100px|''Red Locusts'', a 1981 book by [[Western Goals]] with a Foreword by [[Jesse Helms]] and a Postscript by [[Marion Smoak]]]]
+[[File:Red Locusts cover.jpg|thumb|right|150px|''Red Locusts'', a 1981 book by [[Western Goals]] with a Foreword by [[Jesse Helms]] and a Postscript by [[Marion Smoak]]]]
 ====1980====
 *''Broken seals : a Western Goals Foundation report on the attempts to destroy the foreign and domestic intelligence capabilities of the United States'' Publisher: Alexandria, Va. : Western Goals, 1980.