Review of   Robin Ramsay: Who Shot JFK?   (2007)

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Robin Ramsay ran or edited a 'hardcopy' 'lefty rag' (his phrase), called Lobster. The link is to open copies of a Lobster website; I don't know if it still exists, or if Ramsay continued it, or even if he's alive. To my intense chagrin, much of this doesn't display; and in addition I wasn't able to install a site searcher to look only at Lobster's pages, which might have been useful in investigating 1983-2009 in Britain's shady corners. As far as I know, Ramsay thinks he's a Jew and lives in the ghetto parts of Leeds, no doubt keeping within his coterie real plots and crimes and lies, as people 'chosen by G-d' usually do.

This book—I have a pristine hardback plus dust-jacket—is nicely-produced and attractive; the only unattractive thing is the contents. Such books and newspapers are very hard to review. Imagine trying to review a collection of gossips, some of whom are secretly hired to tell lies.

Ramsay was perhaps unlucky: when his book was published, Miles Mathis was starting work on JFK, resulting in his paper barindex2.pdf (I have no idea why he called it that, or picked its odd title). His thesis is that JFK was not, in fact, killed; the whole thing was a hoax, along with plenty of others, such as the Tate and Manson stuff, and the secrecy over Lyndon Johnson being a Jew from Texas.

Ramsay wrote a few other books in the same series. Maybe they were Jewish-funded, as of course pretty much all public things are. I looked through this book, with a lacklustre eye: meagre index—nothing on Searchlight for example and nothing on Mossad, nothing on Jews, no reasons given for his selection of books, which have accumulated since 1963.
      One of his books (published in 2000) is Conspiracy Theories, still available in Amazon (it survived Amazon's purge of intelligent books—a bit of a red flag!) and I'd guess from the cover omitting Jewish things such as the Holohoax, science frauds, war frauds, money frauds. I could find no evidence that it had been updated to include 9/11.

The following is from my Lobster site; again I apologise the search engine isn't very good. (I wish techies could write...)
      Spycatcher (my review, which seems very good to me, is here) was published four years later than the start of Lobster, but the tenor of Lobster is somewhat similar: expose incompetence and crime, but do not mention the Jewish component. Another important technique is simply to print suggestive and inconclusive stuff, particularly on foreigners and on any shady enterprise where Jewish participation is hidden. 9/11 of course is a perfect example. I doubt whether any of the material in Lobster is of any value. Probably it was aimed at the conspiratorial types who used to read Private Eye, but who became aware that official views were not credible. Whether the principals and writers were aware of being controlled opposition is not known to me. Either way, it's a sad commentary on the ease with which more-or-less educated whites can be subverted.
      I contacted Robin Ramsay by email; he said he wanted nothing to do with this site. ...

I should add that some information, usually I think personal habits, organisations such as bookshops, people's colleagues, occasional leaks, money scandals, lifestyle glimpses, can have some fascination.

Since I wrote this, I noticed some Lobster files don't display properly; they are too long for HTML files. They must have been like that for a long time; I must have known but forgotten! And of course nobody emailed.

RW 12 April 2020