Executive Intelligence Review

Where each worldview places it
The research organ of the Lyndon LaRouche organisation in Washington D.C. Icke uses it in both books for its research while rejecting parts of its view, such as its defence of Bill Clinton[1].
Aliases
EIR
Controls / directs
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Answers to / controlled by
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Dates
  • 1992 (Dope Inc. and George Bush, The Unauthorised Biography)
  • 1997-09 (report on the Windsors)[2]
Places
Washington D.C.[3]
Author's claims · 3
  1. 01Its editors published Dope Inc., "The Book That Drove Kissinger Crazy", on the global drug industry and the RIIA[4]. It also published Tarpley and Chaitkin's George Bush, The Unauthorised Biography[3].
  2. 02Its investigator Scott Thompson researched the Windsors, and its September 1997 report is the main source for Icke's chapter on them; "the EIR does some outstanding research"[5].
  3. 03Icke takes information from it despite disagreeing with the LaRouche organisation's beliefs[6].

Notes

  1. ↑ And the Truth Shall Set You Free (1995), We Are the Prison Warders (part 3): Christian Patriotism; So What is Freedom?; Getting Streetwise; Feeling and Healing. The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter Eighteen: All the Queen's Forces and All the Queen's Men (part 3, with sources).
  2. ↑ And the Truth Shall Set You Free (1995), Good Evening, Mr President (postscript and bibliography). The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter Eighteen: All the Queen's Forces and All the Queen's Men (part 3, with sources).
  3. ↑ a b And the Truth Shall Set You Free (1995), Good Evening, Mr President (postscript and bibliography).
  4. ↑ And the Truth Shall Set You Free (1995), Chapter 17: The One Party States (part 5: The Global One Party State, and chapter sources); Good Evening, Mr President (postscript and bibliography). The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter Fourteen: Under the Influence.
  5. ↑ The Biggest Secret (1999), Chapter Eighteen: All the Queen's Forces and All the Queen's Men (part 2); Chapter Eighteen: All the Queen's Forces and All the Queen's Men (part 3, with sources).
  6. ↑ And the Truth Shall Set You Free (1995), We Are the Prison Warders (part 3): Christian Patriotism; So What is Freedom?; Getting Streetwise; Feeling and Healing.