January 1, 2009: The Menace Of Sexism In Chess was published on this site, initially as a compressed PDF.
This was replaced later with an uncompressed version. For an explanation regarding all compressed PDF files alluded to on this page and elsewhere on this site, click here.
January 2: The Story Of Bonnie And Clyde was published on this site (initially) in compressed PDF.
I added an HTML page for it and linked it to the ARTICLES section, the BARON PAMPHLETS Section, the OTHER CONTRIBUTORS Section and the POETRY Section.
January 3: The poem Waves Within was published on this site.
I wrote this in 1984.
January 4: The Haiku beginning “A truth that’s told with...” was published on this site in the Poetry section under Haiku (Various).
January 5: The following were published by Songfacts, apparently in the small hours:
Dark Now My Sky by Barclay James Harvest
Doctor Doctor by Barclay James Harvest
Any Old Iron by Harry Champion
Gertcha by Chas & Dave
And The Address by Deep Purple
Wring That Neck by Deep Purple
I Got Rhythm by George Gershwin (listed here as by Ethel Merman)
Someone To Watch Over Me by George Gershwin (listed here as by Gertrude Lawrence)
Josephine Baker by Sailor
Traffic Jam by Sailor
Be Good To Yourself credited here as by Andrew Savage, but written, of course, by Alexander Baron
The Funny Farm credited here as by Andrew Savage, but written, of course, by Alexander Baron
Gudbuy T’Jane by Slade
Palace Of Versailles by Al Stewart
La Marseillaise listed here as traditional
San Min Chu I listed here as traditional
Homegrown by Neil Young.
January 7: This morning I received an E-mail from the Michael Stone website sponsor; he has reactivated the old Michael Stone domain; when I E-mailed him, my message bounced, so I phoned his office and left a message about what had happened in the meantime.
January 7: This evening I published the following on this site:
Israel’s Right To Self-Defence: A Story In A Few Words – And Horrific Pictures.
This includes a cartoon from the Arab press and 14 photographs of young victims from the latest horror in Gaza.
A PDF scan of the Jewish Chronicle article by Julian Kossoff, Anti-Israel pamphlet referred to law officer was linked to this and to the review section.
January 10: I added scans of two documents to this site:
“THE SWEDISH GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATIVE COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THE WIESENTHAL CENTRE ALLEGATIONS BE DISREGARDED.” – a three page PDF
“Analysis of the Simon Wiesenthal Institute list of alleged war criminals” – a four page PDF.
These can be found on an introductory page in the Other Contributors section called “Two Documents Concerning The Simon Wiesenthal Center And Its Witch-Hunt”; I also added a note to the introduction to the scan of Holocaust Affirmers regarding this.
January 14: The following were published by Songfacts:
Barney Google by Eddie Cantor
The Man Who Broke The Bank At Monte Carlo by Charles Coborn
There’s No One As Irish As Barack Obama by The Corrigan Brothers, with Song Image (the text for the latter is not mine).
Bad Attitude by Deep Purple
Soldier Of Fortune by Deep Purple
Stormbringer by Deep Purple
Take My Hand, Precious Lord by Thomas A. Dorsey (listed here under Mahalia Jackson)
F Troop Theme from the American TV Series
Gigi from the film Gigi (credited initially to Louis Jordan but amended – apparently in late 2014 – to Lerner & Loewe)
Thank Heaven For Little Girls from the film Gigi, (listed here under Maurice Chevalier)
The Loyalist by Dave Nachmanoff
Maybe Next Time by Rainbow
Immelmann Turn by Al Stewart
Mr Custer by Larry Verne with Song Image< (later deleted without being archived).
January 14: A Minor Critique Of Revisionist Methodology was published on this site linked to a letter (initially) in WORD format (to illustrate a point).
I sent the linked letter to my doctor the previous year as dated.
January 14: I corrected a scan on the Michael Stone website.
I’d noticed recently that one page relating to Damien Daley’s evidence was actually upside down!
January 17: Dethroning The Dollar by James Robertson was republished on FinancialReform, or was it? See entry for March 5, 2021.
January 18: The following were published on this site:
DON’T BE CONNED! from Pensioners’ Voice, May 1990
‘Alleged rapists’ will lose right from the South London Press, April 2000
Jamal did have a good lawyer, from the Journalist, May 2001
The first was published in PDF; the other two in JPG format.
January 19: I added guestbooks to this site, IsMichaelStoneGuilty and FinancialReform.
January 20: Sometime today, apparently, a supplementary songfact was published by Songfacts: Do You Really Want To Hurt Me?
It was edited, and misquoted! The error was corrected circa January 27, 2009.
January 20: The poem Basil was published on this site, in PDF.
The scan includes the front page of MAR (issue 1) a scan of Nihilism As An Artform (already published here in HTML format) and the contributors’ page of the magazine. The associated text file includes a few words of explanation.
I also added RHODESIA: MYTHS AND FACTS by Ian G. Anderson in PDF to the Other Contributors section, with a short HTML introduction.
January 23: The following were published on this site, both in PDF:
Green Sheep Of The Family, from Investors Chronicle, January 1990
including the relevant contents page.
The Final Taboo...
January 24: I added a page called “Legal Comment From A Webmaster” to IsMichaelStoneGuilty:
This consists of extracts from three E-Mails from John Aidiniantz, and a bit of introductory blurb from me.
January 25: The first major update of SearchlightArchive for nearly five years was made today!
I added three PDFs:
“Help Me Bury Ray Hill” – a scan of one of the versions of this leaflet
Jews From The Sewers
A scan of the first edition of Searchlight On Gerry Gable And His Bosom Pal Ray Hill...
Surprisingly, neither “Help Me Bury Ray Hill” nor Liars Ought To Have Good Memories... were in the bibliography. I added these entries.
January 28: State Harassment Of Dissident Writer from Spearhead, December 1998 was published on this site:
This is comprised of JPG scans of the two pages – which includes other, unrelated material – and a bit of introductory blurb.
January 30: The following were published by Songfacts:
A Young Gypsy, by Joan Baez
Where Are You Now, My Son? by Joan Baez
Voices by Russ Ballard
Brother Thrush by Barclay James Harvest
Cheap The Bullet by Barclay James Harvest
Early Morning by Barclay James Harvest
Leper’s Song by Barclay James Harvest
Love Is Like A Violin by Barclay James Harvest
Mother Dear by Barclay James Harvest
Poor Wages by Barclay James Harvest
All Alone by Irving Berlin
All By Myself by Irving Berlin
What’ll I Do? by Irving Berlin
Could You Please Oblige Us With A Bren Gun? by Noël Coward
Forbidden Fruit by Noël Coward
The Baseball Rag by Noël Coward
Chinese Laundry Blues by George Formby
I’d Be Surprisingly Good For You from the Lloyd Webber/Rice musical Evita, credited here to Julia Covington
Since You Been Gone by Rainbow
Who Do You Think You’re Kidding, Mr Hitler? (attributed initially to Noël Coward! It was corrected by February 1).
January 30: Noël Coward was published by ArtistFacts.
January 30: The following were published on this site:
A PDF scan of magazing five: front cover, inside front cover,
Futility, City Kid, The Gambler and Creep in that order.
Some explanatory blurb, duplicated on all the relevant pages.
Link from here.
January 31: The following were published on this site:
Let Us Pay – a PDF scan of a review from Topical Books, Autumn 1991.
A letter re “Health Food” from the same issue.
Two scans from issue 37 of Factsheet Five, circa July 1990 – reviews of We’re Coming For Your Telecom Shares and Wrong Side Of The River
A scan of a review of The Computerised Identity Card from Catalyst issue 5.
Called ITMA PUBLISHES NEW BOOK BY ALEXANDER BARON, it was written by Troy Southgate. This publication is actually a pamphlet rather than a book.
February 1: The following were published on this site:
A cartoon of a mouse using a computer Revenge of the Mouse!
A cartoon featuring a mammoth – Man the Hunter!
Both the above were posted to the Cartoon Gallery in JPG format. I found the mouse cartoon in an Internet caff in Central London; the mammoth cartoon is from The New Yorker, August 13, 2007, page 48.
A PDF scan of the May 1990 issue of The Pentatette which includes several limericks from A Book Of Limericks together with a flattering review.
This is in the Review section under A Book Of Limericks; also included is quite a bit of explanatory blurb.
February 2: Three limericks were published on this site:
Dennis Taylor: World Professional Snooker Champion 1985
The Mark Kaylor Fan Club (WHNF)
The Siren Of Rei
February 3: Six limericks were published on this site:
Boy George
John McEnroe
No Go For Coe
On Siegmund Freud
The Young Lady Of Penge
There Was A Young Man Of A Famous Welsh Town.
February 4: Five limericks were published on this site:
Boozer Loser
On Literary Genius
On The Limerick
The Psycho From Wokingham
War Is War, Oy Vay.
February 5: International Cassette Network: Kentucky Fried Style was published on this site in PDF, from Outlook, 1990.
I also listed Peace and freedom from the same issue, but I think I missed this; whatever, it was added November 4, 2010 for certain.
I also added three limericks:
The Nasty Old Sheikh
The Stork
The Very Lovely Lady.
February 7: Four limericks were published on this site:
The Clergyman’s Daughter
The Supermac Syndrome
The Young Girl Of Uttoexter (1 & 2).
I also published a scan of an autographed photograph of Dennis Taylor (beneath the relevant limerick rather than in the Image Gallery).
February 8: Criminal Tendencies from New Computer Express (in PDF), and a cartoon from Nexus (in JPG format) were published on this site.
February 10: The following limericks were published on this site:
’Ello, ’Ello, ’Ello
The Whore From Down Under (2 different ones)
The Whore From Staines
The Young Lady From Brighton
Wrong Arm Of The Law.
February 11: The following limericks were published on this site:
All At Sea
An Extended Limerick: The Public Schoolboy
An Unrhymed Limerick: The Young Fellow Named Hunt
Hubble’s Law
Patrick Moore
Queer Talk
The Masonic Accountant
Up The Argies
Up The Front
Walker’s No Balker
What Gilbert Should Have Written
A photograph of Kate Millson was added to the Image Gallery.
February 13: Today is Taha’s fiftieth birthday, and I decided to give him a rather unusual present,
his own Correspondence Page on this site.
I published this with a bit of introductory blurb and two letters:
Daily Telegraph, June 19, 2007
The Sun, July 19, 2008
All such scans are/will be in JPG format.
February 14: A compressed PDF of THE SECRETARY AND SECURITY from Professional Secretary, June 1990,
was published on this site, and JPGs of three letters by Mark Taha as follows:
London Metro, January 27, 2009
Times Educational Supplement, January 30, 2009
Morning Star, February 6, 2009.
February 15: A PDF of Fined for attempted break-in – a Jewish Chronicle article from August 1966 – was added to SearchlightArchive
The scan includes another, incidental article.
February 15: A compressed PDF of HOW TO LOOK LIKE A TOP MODEL from Professional Secretary, August 1990, was published on this site.
I included the front cover and contents pages of the magazine. [I misspelt the link and didn’t discover this until March 6, 2009, so technically it was not published until then].
I also added a PDF of the 1999 Daily Telegraph article Video kept back by police proves ‘rape girl’ lied linked to an endnote in Holocaust Revisionism After Irving v Lipstadt.
February 16: The following were published by Songfacts:
Stung, by Theron Bennett
A Little Bit Of Cucumber by Harry Champion
Boiled Beef And Carrots by Harry Champion
Hot Meat Pies, Saveloys And Trotters by Harry Champion
Carolina In The Morning credited here to Jimmy Dorsey
The Teddy Bears Picnic credited here to Henry Hall (no apostrophe in the title)
Mary From The Dairy by Max Miller
The Hiking Song by Max Miller.
February 20: The poem Misalliance was published on this site.
Circa February 21: The following were published by Songfacts, shortly after February 17, and on or before February 21, 2009.
Only Heaven Knows by Joan Baez
I Like America by Noël Coward
Opie by E.A. Fenstad
I’d Like To Find The Guy That Wrote The Stein Song by Harry McDaniel
A Little Of What You Fancy Does You Good! by Marie Lloyd
Don’t Dilly Dally On The Way by Marie Lloyd
John Wayne Gacy, Jnr by Sufjan Stevens – with song image and my text although initially the image was not linked properly. This was corrected by February 23.
The Maine Stein Song by Rudy Vallée with song image – which was not linked properly. This was corrected by February 23.
My own Songfact: I’d Be Surprisingly Good For You and the existing The Boy Does Nothing were both augmented.
Circa February 21: Material Girl from Professional Secretary, April 1990 was published on this site in compressed PDF.
The scan includes the front cover and contents page.
February 22: Opening Theory Or Opening Fashion? from Chess Post,
October 1999 was published on this site in compressed PDF, and a PDF of the Chess Post edit of the article Of Marshalls, Morra Gambits And Mind Sports was linked to the version already published here.
February 23: The following were published by Songfacts:
Ein Ton by Peter Cornelius
I Didn’t Raise My Boy To Be A Soldier credited to Morton Harvey
Ayeneh by Jooliet
The Girl In The Khaki Dress by Marie Lloyd
Loco In Acapulco by The Four Tops
All the following are by The Singing Postman
A Miss From Diss
Dommies In The Bar
Edna The Barmaid
I Can’t Git A Nice Loaf A’ Bread
January Sales
Moind Yer Hid Boy
Oi Shot A Rabbit Up A Tree
Postman’s Lament
Sound Barrier
Washday Song
You Can’t Keep Liven In The Past
February 23: Is Levi Bellfield The Real Chillenden Murderer? was published on Usenet.
March 1: A file of Yours Truly playing The Dark Man Theme, was added to the Music Section of this site, together with a little explanatory blurb.
March 2: Files of Yours Truly playing the following guitar instrumentals were added to the Music Section on this site:
Emma Jane
Jane Ward’s Galliard
Miss Harrison’s Toy
Pamela Jean
The Chestnut Waltz
Theme From An Empty Garret.
March 3: Files of Yours Truly playing Lachrymosa and Little Dance were added to the Music Section.
March 4: The following were published by Songfacts:
How Does It Feel Now? by Barclay James Harvest
Rock ’N’ Roll Star by Barclay James Harvest
It’s A Long, Long Way To Tipperary credited here to John McCormack
It’s A Bit Of A Ruin That Cromwell Knocked About A Bit by Marie Lloyd
Scotch Corner by Man. An interesting aside here; this was credited initially to Barclay James Harvest – I included it in a file with two BJH tracks. I e-mailed Carl as soon as I noticed it, and about half an hour later the error had been corrected.
I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside by Mark Sheridan
All Through The Night, credited here as traditional, and a separate songfact for Ar Hyd Y Nos – the Welsh version
Land Of My Fathers, credited here as traditional and a seperate songfact for Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau – the Welsh version
March Of The Men Of Harlech, credited here as traditional, and a separate songfact for Rhyfelgyrch Gwyr Harlech – the Welsh version
Home, Sweet Home, credited here to Maria Tree, who first sang it in the opera Clari.
March 4: A recording of Yours Truly playing Water Song was added to the Music Section.
March 4: A PDF of my four page leaflet This Man Survived Auschwitz, But Can He Survive “Searchlight”? and of the July 1992 Guardian article Anti-fascist editor cleared of violence were added to SearchlightArchive
March 5: On this site, the following were published in the Music Section:
The Andrew Savage recording of Be Good To Yourself
My own recordings of Jack Knife Strut
Melancholy
Room At The Top.
March 6: I added my recording of Shelly Girl to the Music Section, and a tiny bit of explanatory blurb re these recordings to the Music Detail page of this site.
March 7: I added my recordings of Chestnuts and Watermelon Sherbet to the Music Section.
March 9: Is Levi Bellfield The Real Chillenden Murderer? was published on IsMichaelStoneGuilty; it was edited very slightly from the original Usenet publication of February 23 and linked to a photograph of Bellfield in the Image Gallery.
March 9: My own edits of the following Songfacts were published on the Songfacts page on this site:
Carry Me Back To Old Virginny
Lost Soul
Mandrake Root.
March 10: A scan of The Money Trick was published on FinancialReform prefixed with the essay: Who Rules The World? An Introduction To The Money Trick.
March 13: The following compressed PDFs were added to SearchlightArchive:
Jew-Haters, Black-Haters, Violent Criminals... (2nd Edition)
THERE WERE NO GAS CHAMBERS AT AUSCHWITZ!!
March 14: A PDF of Black Bag from the May 30th, 1981 issue of Focal Point was added to SearchlightArchive; this includes Crime Note: which follows on from it.
March 14: The following were published on this site:
some updated – and dated blurb – on Taha’s Correspondence Page
a scan of his letter in the Daily Mirror, March 23, 1995
a scan of his letter in the Sun, March 4, 2009.
March 15: A PDF of my 2001 Identity article From Murderer To Martyr was published on satpalramisguilty.
Re the above, see entry for September 7, 2013.
March 15: Scans of Taha’s letters in the New Statesman of July 14 and October 20, 2008 were
added to his Correspondence Page.
Later in the day the following were also published on the site:
The cover of the 1989 Andrew Savage cassette tape Eh? in the Image Gallery.
And the following recordings – by Yours Truly – with a bit of comment:
Caprice
Caprice En Passant
ITMA Variations Improvisation Number One.
March 16: The following were published by Songfacts:
China by Joan Baez
Hand Me Down My Walking Cane attributed to James Bland (credited here to Jerry Lee Lewis)
The Floral Dance by The Brighouse & Rastrick Brass Band
Makin’ Whoopie by Eddie Cantor
Oh! That Gorgonzola Cheese by Harry Champion
The Memphis Blues by W.C. Handy
The Best Things In Life Are Free (credited to Jack Hylton)
The Best Things In Life Are Free by Janet Jackson
Come Outside, by Mike Sarne
The World According To Garp by Al Stewart
On Ilkla Mooar Baht ’At (listed here as traditional)
Also published were the Song Image for The Daring Young Man On The Flying Trapeze and a supplemented songfact – with image – for Ted, Just Admit It by Jane’s Addiction.
Also, the existing Songfact for Islands In The Stream by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers (or vice versa as listed here) was augmented; the new first paragraph re March 10, 2009 is based on some comment I sent in, although I didn’t ask for a credit.
March 18: The following PDFs were published on this site in the Reviews section with a bit of explanatory blurb:
PRESS RELEASE – NEW LIGHT ON THE PROTOCOLS OF ZION
A one-sided A4 leaflet mailed out June 13, 1995.
HOLOCAUST DENIAL, NEW NAZI LIE
A one-sided A4 press release, mailed out January 10 1995 onwards.
March 18: Liars Ought To Have Good Memories... was added to SearchlightArchive in compressed PDF, as was a PDF of the press release for the 1994 publication Jew-Haters, Black-Haters, Violent Criminals....
(But see entry for March 13, 2013 re compressed files and their replacement. The PDF of Liars Ought To Have Good Memories... was removed, but can be found on this site at this link).
I also added some comment to the HomePage re further updates.
March 19: I added a Puzzle And Riddle Section to this site.
This includes an introductory section: “Puzzles And Riddles: The Background”. Initially I published only two puzzles and three riddles, all initially published in the Voice. In chronological order they were:
Three conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, September 1, 1987, page 46.
Three conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, September 22, 1987, page 51.
Five conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, October 13, 1987, page 39.
Three conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, October 20, 1987, page 41.
Three conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, November 10, 1987, page 41.
Two conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, December 1, 1987, page 49.
Wordsearch from the Voice, December 15, 1987, page 33.
Word puzzle from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, March 2, 1988, page 45.
March 20: Taha’s letter of November 24, 1995 in Tonight was published on his page on this site. [See also here]
The following JPG scans were published in the Puzzle Section:
Wordsearch from the Voice, December 29, 1987, page 34.
Wordsearch from the Voice, January 5, 1988, page 37.
And the following were added to the Riddle Section:
Three conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, August 4, 1987, page 43.
Two conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, August 11, 1987, page 51.
Three conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, August 18, 1987, page 39.
Three conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, August 25, 1987, page 47.
March 20: The following were published by Songfacts:
Rider, Pass By by Joan Baez
I Live In Trafalgar Square by Morny Cash with Song Image (which wasn’t linked properly or uploaded until the following day); the image included my text.
I’ve Never Seen A Straight Banana by Ernest Hare
Life Is For Living by Barclay James Harvest
Loving Is Easy by Barclay James Harvest
Patricia The Stripper by Chris De Burgh
Baby I Do by Alison Moyet
Love Resurrection by Alison Moyet
Following In Father’s Footsteps by Vesta Tilley
I’m The Man Who Found The Straight Banana (listed as by Traditional!)
Patricia The Stripper by The Wombats
A song image with my text was added to the Joan Baez song China
March 22: The following were published on this site thus:
Added to the Riddle Section: Three conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, September 15, 1987, page 47.
Three conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, October 6, 1987, page 47.
Three conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, November 3, 1987, page 41.
Added to the Puzzle Section: Wordsearch from the Voice, December 22, 1987, page 38.
March 23: The following were published on this site:
Two scans of Morris Riley’s business card were added to the Image Gallery under The Spook’s Calling Card.
A PDF was added to the Other Contributors Section, a letter of March 5, 2001 from A Mckenzie (whom I presume is a woman).
The full citation is The Black buck deserves white trash, in Tesco and Sainsbury’s from the Your Shout! column, New Nation, issue 219, 5 March, 2001, page 11.
March 24: How Jewish Is Hollywood? by Joel Stein was published under Other Contributors on this site.
Two letters were also added to Taha’s Correspondence Page: Evening Standard, November 24, 1995
and New Statesman, September 11, 1992.
[The above New Statesman letter was dated incorrectly initially].
March 26: The poem The Strangest Hatred was published on this site illustrated with four images: one of a cover of the Protocols, a cartoon of Sigmund Freud, a photograph of Gerry Gable, and a photograph of an obscene Israeli T-Shirt, the inspiration for the piece.
I also added a Site Corrections Page which includes a bit of blurb, and corrections/clarifications to Criminal Tendencies, RACE: A Black Woman spells it out (not the actual name of the letter) and to the Riddles and Puzzles pages.
March 27: PDFs of the following articles were added to the Critical Bibliography of SearchlightArchive:
Private Eye, untitled article from the COLOUR SECTION column, issue 636, 2nd May, ’86, re Gerry Gable, of course
County man cleared of indecency, published in the Lincolnshire Echo, Saturday, March 26, 1988, page 5.
March 28: Taha’s letter in the Times of July 22, 2008 was published on his Correspondence Page.
March 31: The following were published by Songfacts:
Back To Earth by Barclay James Harvest
Eden Unobtainable by Barclay James Harvest
Friend Of Mine by Barclay James Harvest
Halfway To Freedom by Barclay James Harvest
Jonathan by Barclay James Harvest
Lady Macbeth by Barclay James Harvest
Pools Of Blue by Barclay James Harvest
Psychedelic Child by Barclay James Harvest
Welcome To The Show by Barclay James Harvest
Elizabeth Bathory by Dissection
I Belong To Glasgow by Will Fyffe (William Fyffe)
Oh! Mr Porter by Marie Lloyd
Wink The Other Eye by Marie Lloyd
What Did She Know About Railways? by Marie Lloyd
My Wild Irish Rose by Chauncey Olcott (listed here as Traditional)
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling by Chauncey Olcott (listed here as by Bing Crosby)
To The Mocking Bird by Septimus Winner (listed as Traditional)
The following were augmented:
Life Is For Living by Barclay James Harvest
The Man Who Broke The Bank At Monte Carlo by Charles Coborn
Hand Me Down My Walking Cane attributed to James Bland (credited here to Jerry Lee Lewis).
April 1: The essay Throwing Out The Baby Not The Banker was published on FinancialReform.
It is dated March 30, but I had a few corrections to make.
April 1: I added a new page to this site TEHRAN DIARY: Three Supplementary Documents which is basically a short introduction to three WORD documents:
Alexander Baron CV (the CV I sent to the Iranians – not my full CV!)
an E-Mail to the Iranians dated October 24, 2006
an untitled, undated communication which I sent sometime before this latter.
April 2: The 1995 pamphlet Zionist Fanatic Exploits Your Suffering... was published on SearchlightArchive
April 2: A substantial essay re my letter in the Sunday Telegraph of July 16, 2000 was added to the Site Corrections page on this site.
Scans of the following were added to the Riddles Section:
Two conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, May 26, 1987.
Four conundrum riddles from the KIDS CORNER column of the Voice, July 28, 1987, page 43.
And scans of letters by Taha to the Times Educational Supplement, January 23 and March 13, 2009 were added to his page.
April 3: A scan of the following was published on this site: A NEW KIND OF KEYBOARD, published in New Computer Express, 24 February, 1990, page 49.
I also added three photos of Chris Tame to the Image Gallery, (which I took at the IEA), and an explanatory sentence.
I included a PDF scan of the following: Crescent INTERNATIONAL, the “Newsmagazine of the Islamic movement”, June 16-30, 1995, Vol 24 No 7, page 5.
This is published on the Correspondence Page as “Middle East Crazies”. I added some blurb re this to the Site Corrections Page.
April 5: The following scans were published on this site:
Travel Days – Introduction – a page explaining the background to the articles which were all scanned in PDF. As I said in the introductory article, I am not entirely certain about the authorship of a few of them.
A new specialist brochure... (untitled) VOL. II- ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 12
Airlines In Free Fall VOL. 1 – ISSUE No. 3, DECEMBER 1991, page 3
An Offer You Can’t Refuse VOL. II – ISSUE No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 5
ANYTHING TO DECLARE, SIR? VOL. II – ISSUE No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 2
Appointments In Brief VOL. II- ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 12
Appointments In Brief VOL. II – No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 16
BIG IN JAPAN ISSUE 1, NOVEMBER 1991, page 11 (undated & unnumbered)
Birmingham to Chicago? VOL II – ISSUE No. 6 – MARCH 1992, page 14
CITY LIMITS VOL. II – ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 4
Down Under Looking Up VOL. I – ISSUE No. 3 – DECEMBER 1991, page 4
DREAM SALES FOR TRAVEL AGENTS VOL. II – ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 1
Duty-Free Limit To Be Raised? VOL. II – ISSUE No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 2
Emirates On The Up VOL. I – ISSUE No. 3 – DECEMBER 1991, page 3
EURODOLLAR SHOWS THE WAY FORWARD VOL. II – ISSUE No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 7
European Commission Says “No” To BA Probe ISSUE 1, NOVEMBER 1991, page 1 (undated & unnumbered)
Fly Thai VOL. I – ISSUE No. 3 – DECEMBER 1991, page 6
Flying Above The Recession ISSUE 1, NOVEMBER 1991, page 2 (undated & unnumbered)
Good News For City Airport VOL. II – ISSUE No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 2
High Fliers Only VOL. II- ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 11
High Hopes For British Airways VOL. II- ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 4
Information Technology And The Travel Trade... VOL. I – ISSUE No. 3 – DECEMBER 1991, page 4
Island Life VOL. II- ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 11
Jarvis Hotels Increase Profits VOL. II- ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 2
Jewish Cemeteries Under Threat published in Londra Sera, N.7 ANNO XVI 1992, page 8
King Losing His Crown VOL. I – ISSUE No. 3 – DECEMBER 1991, page 2
Land Travel Ltd... (untitled) VOL. II – ISSUE No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 14
Look First, Fly Later Volume 1, Issue 3, December 1991, page 4
Lufthansa is to... (untitled), VOL. II – ISSUE No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 2
More Time Share Rip Offs VOL. II – ISSUE No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 14
Nip In The Air VOL. I – ISSUE No. 3 – DECEMBER 1991, page 14
NOT ALL CHEESE AND TULIPS VOL. I – ISSUE No. 3 – DECEMBER 1991, page 6
One Way Ticket VOL. II- ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 2
Prestwick up for Sale VOL II – ISSUE No. 6 – MARCH 1992, page 14
RECESSION! WHAT RECESSION? VOL. II – ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 3
Round-a-boats and swings, page 2
Sealink VOL. I – ISSUE No. 3 – DECEMBER 1991, page 10
Sign Up For Disneyland VOL. II- ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 12
Talking of Russia... (untitled) VOL. II – No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 12
The Italian Way ISSUE 1, NOVEMBER 1991, page 13 (undated & unnumbered)
The Other Face Of Scotland, VOL. II- ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 11
The World On Your Desk Top VOL. I – ISSUE No. 3 – DECEMBER 1991, page 8
The Write Stuff VOL. II- ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 12
To Russia With Books VOL. II – No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 12
Touch Of Class VOL. II – ISSUE No. 4 – JANUARY 1992, page 12
Tourism Facts And Figure VOL II – ISSUE No. 6 – MARCH 1992, page 16
TRAVEL, DRINK AND BE MERRY VOL. II – No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 3
UP IN SMOKE VOL. II – ISSUE No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 15
VIRGIN TERRITORY VOL II – ISSUE No. 6 – MARCH 1992, page 2
WOMAN OF THE WORLD VOL. II – ISSUE No. 5 – FEBRUARY 1992, page 1.
April 6: The following were published by Songfacts:
When The City Sleeps by Barclay James Harvest [This was actually recorded, initially, under the pseudonym Bombadil; Stuart Wolstenholme played all the instruments on it]
I’m The One Who’s Loving You Now by Les Holroyd
Get Me To The Church On Time from My Fair Lady (credited here to Stanley Holloway)
Wouldn’t It Be Loverly? from My Fair Lady (credited here to Julie Andrews)
Why Can’t The English? from My Fair Lady (credited here to Rex Harrrison).
April 7: A PDF of Journeyman from Jabs & Jolts was published on this site, linked directly to the HTML version of the poem, with some comment added.
April 12: The following were published on this site:
The page “COMPUTER PROGRAMS BY ALEXANDER BARON”, an introductory essay which includes ZIP files of the following programs:
AskDOS
Libertarian Verse
Limericks On-Line
Poems In QuickBASIC 4.5
“The On-Line Poets’ Non-Programmers Templates”
Windows 3.1 And The End Of War
A scan of the Writers’ News article Freeware for on-line poets in JPG format is included, plus two colour photographs of Yours Truly, including the one used in the Writers’ News article.
A compressed PDF of a letter from author Nadeem Azam
A PDF of the second printing of Libertarian Verse
I added what might be called a table of contents for A Book Of Limericks to the Review Section,
and some considerable clarification to the Site Corrections Page re my letter to the Sunday Telegraph concerning Siôn Jenkins.
As an afterthought I also added The Dark Side Of Chess in WORD format linked from the same
page as the PDF version. (Later this was replaced with another PDF file).
April 16: I.L.O.
Condemns
U.K. Govn.
SCEPTICISM ABROAD AS
THATCHER GOVN.
WITHDRAWS FROM CONVENTION, from Outlook, AUG-SEP 1989, issue 5, page 6.
The above was published on this site in PDF – the whole page; some comment about this was
also added to the Site Corrections Page.
April 17: Who Are The Undeserving Poor? was published on this site in both HTML and WORD formats. Later the WORD document was replaced with a PDF.
I also published THE PHYSICIAN FALSELY ACCUSED: The Persecution Of Dr Bodkin Adams in both HTML and WORD formats. (In October 2016, the latter was replaced by a PDF).
April 18: The following were published on this site:
THE PHYSICIAN FALSELY ACCUSED: The Case Of Dr Leonard Arthur
Some blurb about this and the Bodkin Adams article was added to the Site Corrections
And Clarifications Page.
A JPG scan of Freedom of
Information Awards from Index On Censorship, April 1990
Security survey confirms fears from PC Plus April 1992
A JPG scan of Feeling the squeeze with Stacker from PC user, June, 1992 was
added to the Correspondence Section with a bit of comment. The letter includes an unsigned editorial reply.
April 19: A lengthy WORD document compiled by David Pidcock was published on FinancialReform; for want of a better title I have called this “ISLAMIC ECONOMICS meets ADAM SMITH”. The author called it CREDIT CRUNCH..OR CRUNCH TIME FOR CAPITALISM?
I also added a bit of comment to Travel Days Introduction on this site.
April 20: More Shocking E-Mails was published on this site as a Short Story.
The Perfidy Of The Political Police was published on this site in PDF under OTHER CONTRIBUTORS with a short explanatory essay.
My letter in New Computer Express, May 4, 1991 was published in the Letters Section.
A JPG scan of a small leaflet called “Is your broadband service spying on you?” was published under OTHER CONTRIBUTORS.
April 22: Commons writ server in contempt, by Jerry Lewis, from the Jewish Chronicle, December 31, 1993, page 8.
This was published on this site linked from Alexander Baron v Gerry Gable.
I also published a scan of Chess Lessons from Chess Post, January 2001 linked to the original poem, which was first published on the site. The comment that was published in the magazine at the time was also added, in JPG format.
April 23: I added a note to the Site Corrections Page on this site re my unpublished letter to
the Evening Standard about “statistical racism”.
April 24: Taha’s letter of April 9, 2009 in the Camden New Journal was published on his page.
April 24: I added the Statement of Rodger Ide to IsMichaelStoneGuilty; the document is in PDF and has a short introduction in HTML by Yours Truly.
April 24: Later, on this site, I updated the Travel Days – Introduction page and added compressed PDF scans of the following:
Compute-A-Car
Computers (scroll down)
Demand For IT Products Increases
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About City Airport
Pie In The Sky
I also added the poem Spirals and a PDF of the original from magazing, 1986 (at the bottom of the page).
April 25: The following were published on this site:
Taha’s letter in Boxing News, April 3, 2009
Four conundrum riddles from the KIDS KORNER column of the Voice, October 27, 1987, page 41.
April 26: Global Financial Crisis – a short satire on the current credit crunch was published on FinancialReform edited minimally and with a little comment by Yours Truly.
Circa April 26: The following were published by Songfacts on or slightly before today:
I’m Gonna Be A Country Girl Again by Buffy Sainte-Marie
Puppet On A String by Elvis Presley
Puppet On A String by Sandie Shaw
Carolina In My Mind by James Taylor (supplementary)
The Frozen Man by James Taylor.
April 29: I added a PDF scan of the original diagram I drew for The Waiting Room to the Site Corrections And Clarifications Page together with an explanatory note linked to the actual play.
Taha’s letter in the Spectator, February 21, 2009, was published on his page.
April 30: The following were published on this site:
Autumn Leaflets from Loot, September 1986, with some introductory comment.
A scan of This Age Of Reason was added to the Poetry Section underneath the original, together with some comment.
Circa May 1: The following were published on or before May 1, 2009 by Songfacts:
Oh, Dem Golden Slippers! by James Bland
My Little Ukulele Song by Holly Kirby
Big Boys Bickering by Paul McCartney
Needles And Pins by The Searchers (supplementary)
Opium Trail by Thin Lizzy
Hypocrite by White Lightning
London Nightlife by White Lightning.
May 1: How to (virtually) empty the prisons overnight, by Alexander Baron, from PIPELINE: VOICES FROM INSIDE BRIXTON, FEBRUARY 1997, pages 9-10.
This article was published in PDF on FinancialReform together with an introductory essay with the same title.
May 1: A scan of PIPELINE: VOICES FROM INSIDE BRIXTON, FEBRUARY 1997, page 14 was published on this site; this includes the originals of the poem Bird and the sonnet Urban Fox (linked to the HTML versions).
May 2: The following JPG scans were published on this site:
Two conundrum riddles from the KIDS CORNER column of the Voice, June 9, 1987, page 45.
Four conundrum riddles from the KIDS CORNER column of the Voice, June 16, 1987, page 50.
The following edits were made apparently between May 4 and 01.45 on May 5, 2009 London time:
On ArtistFacts:
Noël Coward was re-arranged
Hazel O’Connor was published.
On Songfacts:
The Maine Stein Song was amended.
May 5: The limerick The Young Man Of Baghdad was published on this site.
May 6: The lyrics to Show Me The Answer were published on this site in the Music Section.
May 6: SearchlightArchive was augmented.
I added a Legal Notice to the HomePage and an
annotated scan of Trade Union News from Searchlight, August 1975.
May 8: Jenkins & Hyde was published on this site in both HTML and WORD formats.
May 9: Scans of Taha’s letters in
Newham Recorder, November 29, 1990
Hackney Gazette, November 6, 1992, page 6
Ealing Gazette, May 6, 1994
Islington Gazette, January 15, 1998, page 8
TNT, April 15, 2002, page 5
were published on his Correspondence Page.
May 10: I added a scan from Searchlight, May 1975, page 6 in JPG format and a bit of comment.
May 11: The poem Kaddish was published on this site, on Usenet and selected Yahoo! Groups with some added blurb.
May 11: On SearchlightArchive, a scan of part of page 261 of The Other Face Of Terror was added to the Searchlight Critical Bibliography together with a bit of comment.
May 12: I made a very minor alteration to Kaddish; this will be the definitive version.
A scan of part of page 32 of The Other Face Of Terror was added to the Searchlight Critical Bibliography together with a bit of comment.
May 13: Scans from pages 28, 33 and 265 of The Other Face Of Terror were added to the Searchlight Critical Bibliography together with some comment.
Letters published originally as follows were added to Taha’s page on this site:
City Limits September 24-October 1, 1992, page 98
South Africa Times UK, November 3, 1999, page 7
Daily Telegraph, October 9, 2001, page 27.
May 15: I added some more scans from The Other Face Of Terror to the Searchlight Critical Bibliography for 1988 together with some comment.
May 16: The following were published on this site:
Model Journal – Introduction
A Few Notes Re “Model Journal” And Marcel Mueller (included in the above)
Besley wins £54,000 from ‘thief’ Hynds from the Journalist, October/November 1992, page 3.
This unsigned article was presumably written by Editor Tim Gopsil; a PDF is included in Model Journal – Introduction (above).
Model Journal – Articles Index (Alphabetical)
Letter published in Model Journal, No. 9 Oct 89 page 1 under COMPLIMENTS (This was not intended for publication).
ARE YOU THE BARDOT OF THE NINETIES? from Model Journal, No. 14 April ’90, page 1
A scan of Model Journal, No. 15 MAY ’90, page 8 which includes ARE YOU THE BARDOT OF THE NINETIES? and the following, which are all related Fenella – Face of the Nineties, CADBURY’S FLAKE FINDS WINNER IN SEARCH FOR FACE OF THE NINETIES, WOMEN IN THE 90S – NEW ATTITUDES PREVAIL SURVEY REVEALS THE NEW FACE OF WOMEN IN THE 90S
I’m not absolutely sure I wrote all the above, but I certainly wrote something about Fenella George because I remember interviewing her.
The page includes LATIN LOVERS which I did not write.
A QUESTION OF JUDGEMENT from No. 14 April ’90, page 3
ANNE SCOTT AGENCY No. 10 Nov. 89, pages 6-7 (photographs page 7).
Black Models And Agents, No. 9 Oct. 89, pages 18-9
CHILDSPLAY No. 11 Dec/Jan 89/90, page 18. Not included are some photographs on page 19, which may or may not be related to this particular article.
Scans of the CONTENTS from No 11 Dec/Jan 89/90, page 1; No 12 FEB. 90, page 1; No. 14 April ’90, page 1; and No. 16 June ’90, page 1
Debbie Holmes TOP TEAM Model Agency from No 11 Dec/Jan 89/90, pages 16-7
DEREK’S from No. 13 MARCH 90, pages 10-11 (page 11 is photographs).
FENELLA IS A WINNER!, from No. 12 FEB. 90. page 2
GARY STRETCH – The Punch Perfect Model, No. 14 April ’90, page 9
KAMERAKIDS: ON THE LIGHTER SIDE, No. 16 June ’90, page 14
Kostas GRIVAS, No. 10 Nov. 89, page 19
LUCY & DEBBIE, No. 12 FEB. 90, page 1
Model Journal credits from No. 9 Oct 7 89, page 2
MODEL JOURNAL AT THE CLOTHES SHOW LIVE, No. 12 FEB. 90, pages 9-12 [I didn’t write all of this; I didn’t contribute to pages 9 or 12].
MODELS AND MEDIA PEOPLE NEEDED FOR A GOOD CAUSE, No. 15 MAY ’90, page 1
MODELS AND MEDIA PEOPLE NEEDED FOR A GOOD CAUSE, No. 16 June ’90, page 1
MODELS AND THE STAGE: ACADEMY, No. 15 MAY ’90, page 7
MODELS AND THE STAGE: THE POOR SCHOOL, No. 16 June’90, page 11
NEW MAKE-UP AGENCY FOR LONDON, No. 12 FEB. 90, page 2
Our Cover Girl, No. 16 June ’90, pages 1-2 (page 1 is the photograph).
Profile: SACHA LILIC International Make-Up Artist, No. 12 FEB. 90, page 16-7
WATCH OUT FOR THE NORMAL PEOPLE, No. 12 FEB. 90, page 11 [This is included in MODEL JOURNAL AT THE CLOTHES SHOW LIVE]
And Taha’s letter in the Sun, October 21, 2008.
May 17: A PDF scan of Disorder At AIMS Meeting As Students Gate-Crash from the Leicester Mercury, (EXTRA), Friday, June 7, 1968, page 8 was added to the Searchlight Critical Bibliography together with some comment.
May 18: I added a scan from a South African newspaper and some comment to the Searchlight Critical Bibliography for 1979, and a scan from an issue of Searchlight with some comment to the page for 1992.
May 18: The following were published by Songfacts:
Molly by John Denver
Lying Again by Lynsey de Paul
Bill Bailey, Won’t You Please Come Home? (credited to Della Reese)
Phil Spector Is Misunderstood by George Frangides (with Song Image)
The Rain by Yusuf Islam
Lana by The Climb with Song Image (typically undisplayed!)
Clock In The Biscuit Tin by The Singing Postman
The Postman And The Milk Girl by The Singing Postman.
May 18: I added “Michael Stone’s Prison Rules” to IsMichaelStoneGuilty linked to the Humour Page, and added some introductory blurb to the former.
May 19: The following were published on FinancialReform:
Kevin Donnelly’s letter in the Guardian of March 1, 1995.
Letter from The Treasury to Jacqui Lait MP re card fraud (received by her April 7, 2009)
A Modest Proposal To Totally Eliminate Most Card Fraud
The Non-Scandal Of MPs’ Expenses.
May 21: A Modest Proposal To Totally Eliminate Most Card Fraud was published in WORD format on Scribd.
May 23: The following were published on SearchlightArchive:
A PDF scan from the Leicester Mercury, December 10, 1968 re Ray Hill’s assault on a photographer
a scan from his News Of The World “coming out” article of March 1984
a scan from page 211 of his lie-ridden book together with some comment in the Searchlight Critical Biblography for the relevant years.
May 24: An uncompressed PDF of The Mind Of Michael A. Hoffman II was published on Scribd as was The Life And “Crimes” Of John Colin Campbell Jordan.
May 25: An uncompressed PDF file of Libertarian Verse was published on Scribd.
Drop Dead Doreen Lawrence was published on the same site in WORD format.
The following were published by Songfacts on or shortly before May 26, 2009:
Half-Caste Woman, by Noël Coward
All Coons Look Alike To Me (with Song Image, but not my text)
New In Town, by Little Boots; I contributed only the one paragraph, the second of five.
Stuck On Repeat, by Little Boots
Who Will Care? by Hazel O’Connor.
May 26: I added some more comment to the 1984 Searchlight Critical Bibliography with
regard to Ray Hill’s News Of The World article.
May 27: JPG scans of the following were published on this site:
Four conundrum riddles from the Voice, July 14, 1987, page 47. Includes the answers from the previous week.
Four conundrum riddles from the Voice, July 21, 1987, page 47. Includes answers from the previous week.
Word puzzle from the Voice, March 15, 1988, page 39.
Word puzzle from the Voice, March 29, 1988, page 39.
May 29: Taha’s letters in the New Statesman, August 7, 1992 and Boxing News, January 28, 2005 were added to his Section (now expanded to an introductory page and three
chronological sections).
May 30: Scans of the following letters by Mark Taha were added to his section on this site:
LAM, November 1983
Today, September 4, 1986
Islington Gazette, October 17, 1986
The Sun, June 6, 1988, page 16
The Independent, May 28, 2009.
May 31: Scans of the following letters by Mark Taha were added to his section on this site:
Ealing Gazette, January 23, 1987
Hackney Gazette, December 28, 1995
Daily Mirror Magazine, October 12, 2002.
June 1: Searchlight Critical Bibliography for 2000 and 2001 finally added, also Interview With The Vampire – an Interview with Harold Covington from Usenet.
I published the uncompressed PDF of Money: Medium Of Exchange Or Debt? on Scribd.
June 1: The following were published by Songfacts:
I’m Over You by Barclay James Harvest
Mocking Bird by Barclay James Harvest
Vanessa Simmons by Barclay James Harvest
De Golden Wedding by James Bland
Hot Time In Our Town by James Bland
In The Evening By The Moonlight by James Bland
In The Morning By The Bright Light by James Bland
In The Old Town Tonight by James Bland
The Dandy Black Brigade by James Bland
The Missouri Hound Dog by James Bland
You Could Have Been True by James Bland
After The Ball by Charles K. Harris
Me And My Shadow listed as by Ted Lewis
Fifteen Minutes Of Shame by Mann Friday
I Can See Clearly Now by Johnny Nash (supplementary)
D-Days by Hazel O’Connor
The Bay Of Biscay by Sims Reeves (with Song Image)
Grand State Of Maine listed as Traditional
Kitty Of Coleraine listed as Traditional.
June 1: James Bland was published by ArtistFacts.
June 2: James Bland: The World’s Greatest Minstrel Man was published by Scribd (in WORD format).
This is the same article as was published by ArtistFacts, June 1, above.
June 2: Move Over Barack, Here Comes Desmond: Why Obama Is Not The REAL Black Revolution was published by Scribd (in WORD format) and on this site in HTML format.
June 2: A PDF of Shining example from the Jewish Chronicle, March 17, 1995 was added to the Searchlight Critical Bibliography.
June 3: The following were published on SearchlightArchive:
A PDF of Jewish youth determined to turn back National Front
a JPG of Nazi hunters send Hurd new war crime dossier.
The above were added to Searchlight Critical Bibliography for 1979 and 1987 respectively together with some
additional comment.
A PDF of pages 7, 31, 37, 40 & 47-51 from Holocaust Affirmers was published under the Critical Bibliography for 2000. (On April 30, 2015 this was replaced with a link to the full book on this site).
June 3: A PDF of The Wickedest Woman In The World... was published on Scribd.
June 3: AL-QAEDA IN BRITAIN: Does The Secret State Lend A Hand? was published on this site; this was originally published by Mathaba as Al Qaeda in Britain: helped by the state?
I also published it on Scribd, in WORD format.
June 4: PDF scans of the December 1979 Outlook column from League Review and my own (pseudonymous) Before You The Searchlight Organisation’s Advice On Racial Attacks... from 1993 were added to the Critical Bibliography on SearchlightArchive
An uncompressed version of the latter was also published on Scribd.
Scans of Anti-fascist smeared from Labour Briefing, 1992 and Morning Star succeeds over sacking of “spy case” reporter from the Guardian, 1986 were also published on the site.
June 5: Re Songfacts, the following Song Images were published no later than June 5 but were probably published with the previous update, June 1.
Nina by Noël Coward
City Of Immigrants by Steve Earle
Lindbergh by Woody Guthrie
The Lady In The Tutti Frutti Hat by Carmen Miranda
Among My Souvenirs by Horatio Nicholls
Queen Of The Sea by Horatio Nicholls
Red Alert by Saxon.
June 5: Larry O’Hara’s October 1994 press release for Turning Up The Heat and the 1988 Socialist Worker review of The Other Face Of Terror were published on SearchlightArchive
The uncompressed PDF of Liars Ought To Have Good Memories was published on Scribd.
June 6: The following scans were published on SearchlightArchive with comment or additional comment where appropriate:
Barred: a 1979 article from the Sunday Times of South Africa.
Dear Searchlight from CARF, 1991.
The special Hansard report that was published after I served a writ on Gable in Parliament!
The letter distributed by Housmans Bookshop slagging off Gable.
My 1995 press release after settling with most of the other parties in Baron v Gable.
Gable’s letter in the Evening Standard, April 1999 re the London bombings by David Copeland.
June 7: The Andrew Savage anthology Neck was published on Scribd in PDF.
The uncompressed PDF of Liars Ought To Have Good Memories which should have been published on
Scribd, June 5, failed, so I uploaded it again tonight.
June 8: A Unique Photograph Competition was published on this site; it includes five photographs.
June 8: Three scans were added to the Searchlight Critical Bibliography for 1978, 1979 and 1999 and some comment for the 1978 entry Race pamphlets anger residents.
June 8: Back on this site later in the day, I added Taha’s letter in The Flag, October 1986 to his section (with some comment) and Word puzzle, from the KIDS CORNER column of the Voice, February 16, 1988, page 41, was added to the Puzzle Section.
June 8: Later still! – a PDF of Jew-Haters, Black-Haters... 2nd Edition, was published on Scribd.
Liars Ought To Have Good Memories hadn’t properly converted by this time.
June 9: The Islington Gazette report of Gable’s trial from January 1964 was added to SearchlightArchive
June 9: Liars Ought To Have Good Memories converted on Scribd, so that makes it published, I suppose.
June 10: The following was published on Scribd:
KNOW YOUR ENEMY No. 11 SEARCHLIGHT by Mark Taha, from DREADNOUGHT: A Journal of Conservative & Unionist Opinion, No. 25 YULETIDE 1984, pages 5-6.
June 10: I added The Myth Of Kosher James Bond from Troy Southgate’s magazine The English Alternative and Letter From An Imprisoned Writer by Harold Covington to SearchlightArchive, both in PDF.
I also added a bit of comment to the Critical Bibliography.
June 11: An uncompressed PDF of Searchlight On Gerry Gable And His Bosom Pal Ray Hill was published on Scribd
June 11: A PDF of Searchlight On The “Jewish Chronicle” was added to SearchlightArchive
June 12: The following were published on this site:
A JPG scan of my letter in Boxing News
Scans of two articles in PDF from Outlook, Oct/Nov (1989): Telephone Lines and Union seeks hours cut
Taha’s letter in the Islington Gazette, September 4, 1987
And a short essay Who Rules America?
June 13: The following scans were added to Taha’s Correspondence Section on this site:
LAM, May 1983
Hackney Gazette, April 16, 1993
Tottenham Journal, February 10. 1994.
The first of the above was originally entered as April 1983; it appears actually to have been published May 10, 1983 on.
June 14: An uncompressed PDF of Pirates Of The Airwaves was published on Scribd.
June 14: Nick Griffin’s review in The Rune of Liars Ought To Have Good Memories was published on this site in the Review Section together with some comment.
June 14: Nick Griffin’s review in The Rune of Liars Ought To Have Good Memories was published on SearchlightArchive under the 1995 Critical Bibliography
A compressed PDF of Taha’s essay Know Your Enemy: Searchlight was also published here.
KENT ON SUNDAY, No 351, June 14, 2009, page 1
£10,000 TO FREE
HAMMER KILLER
Russell family’s distress
at sick photo ‘competition’
to release murderer Stone
EXCLUSIVE By CHRIS MURPHY
this is page one of both editions
continues on page 5 as
‘Thirteen years
later and this
all carries on’
This was a very good article regardless of the title. The reference to four lines was in reply to an E-Mail in which Murphy asked me for a couple of lines.
The website mentioned here with reference to the autopsy report is my Michael Stone site.
This is the first time I’ve ever made the front page in a regional newspaper, and the first time I’ve made the front page at all since June 1990 when I had the lead story in Model Journal!
June 15: Scans of two letters relating to “The White Brothers” were added to the Searchlight Critical Bibliography for 1993 together with some comment.
The letters are dated July 23 and July 12 respectively.
I also published “Notes On Two New Metres” and a linked PDF of a letter from Lewis Turco dated 21 September 1988.
June 16: The following were published on this site in PDF:
“A RISING TIDE LIFTS ALL BOATS,” says DR. SIR RHODES BOYSON, M.P., from Pensioners’ Voice, November 1992
Amazing Statistics, from ChessMoves NEWSLETTER OF THE BRITISH CHESS FEDERATION, APRIL 1999. (This is a scan of the whole page which includes other, unrelated material)
June 16: Hhbur’s Tale, Mike Weller’s one off cartoon strip, was republished on Scribd.
June 16-7: Some scans were added to the Searchlight Critical Bibliography and some minor editing done, principally to 1997-8.
June 17: The Chris Murphy article was added to IsMichaelStoneGuilty in PDF together with an essay by Yours Truly.
There appear to be two editions of this newspaper, but as far as I could tell they were both exactly the same, at least as far as this story is concerned.
June 18: The poem Let’s Hear It For The Guv’ner! was published on Usenet, and on this site, the latter with a photograph of the great man gleaned from the web.
A compressed PDF of Marcello Truzzi’s letter to Yours Truly re The Blue Sense dated Feb 24, 1994 was published in the Other Contributors section of this site. This was replaced with a JPG on September 23, 2013
June 18: A PDF of a letter from Colin Jordan dated 24 August 2005 was published on SearchlightArchive.
June 19: The pink leaflet that I published in 1997 appealing for information about the Taha anti-paedophile stickers was published on thi site together with some introductory comment.
Taha’s letter in City Limits 17-24 July 1986, page 98 was added to his section.
A PDF of the reply Morris Riley received from the LSE re Gable’s academic qualifications (September 1998), was added to SearchlightArchive with a bit of comment.
June 20: A PDF of Ode To Sweet Sonia was published on SearchlightArchive as was a JPG of the 1984 open letter to Ray Hill by John G. Wood from Spearhead.
June 20: The poem Anonymous (which begins “An empty personal life”) was published on this site.
The other four Anonymous poems were renumbered – 1 & 2 in particular – so they are now in the order in which they appear in Alexander Baron: Miscellaneous Unpublished Verse, Volume One.
I added some comment to the Site Corrections Page re the 1993 article Al Baron... by Chris and Sean.
I added a listing and some comment re Alexander Baron: Miscellaneous Unpublished Verse, Volume One to the Review Section.
June 21: FURY AT SNAPS BID TO GET KILLER OFF, by Amanda Evans, published in the News Of The World, June 21, 2009, page 42.
This article refers to me as Alexander Bacon and says I am a businessman who has offered a £10,000 reward in connection with the Chillenden Murders. If only! It could have done with proofing beside that.
June 21: Taha’s letter in the Independent, December 23, 2008 was published on his page on this site.
June 21: I made some minor, mainly textual alterations to the Chronology on IsMichaelStoneGuilty.
June 22: The following were published by Songfacts:
Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree credited to The Andrews Sisters
Rebel Woman by Barclay James Harvest with Song Image (not uploaded)
Believe by Dima Bilan
The Four Letter Words by Oscar Brand
Big Five by Judge Dread
Up With The Cock! by Judge Dread
Mary Had A Little Lamb (credited to the poetess Sarah Hale) and published with the unlinked Song Image)
Fairy Tale by Alexander Rybak
Cowboy Song by Thin Lizzy
Don’t Play Around by Thin Lizzy
Killer On The Loose by Thin Lizzy with Song Image (not uploaded!)
Wendy’s Cunt Song credited initially (and totally erroneously) to Judge Dread; this was corrected on or by June 29.
June 22: The photograph I took which was first published in Management Today, May 1991, page 13 was published on my main website together with some explanatory comment.
I also added Taha’s letters from the Times, August 12, 2008 and the Sunday Telegraph, September 21, 2008.
June 22: I added a couple of scans to the 1984 Searchlight Critical Bibliography and a bit of comment.
June 23: I published uncompressed PDFs of my November 1992 Pensioners’ Voice interview with Sir Rhodes Boyson and my July 1990 article Advanced Booking in New Computer Express.
Three conundrum riddles from the Voice, June 23, 1987, page 42.
Three conundrum riddles from the Voice, June 30, 1987, page 45.
The above were published on this site on the Riddles Page.
I also added the May 1997 Shropshire Star report of my acquittal at Southwark Crown Court together with quite a bit of comment about Gable. Who else?
June 25: A TALE OF TWO CONVICTED COP KILLERS was published on Scribd in PDF.
June 25: I added a scan of paragraph 138 of Gable’s witness statement in Baron v Gable to the Critical Bibliography under the entry for September 10, 1998 (the reply Morris Riley received from the LSE).
I also added a scan of a letter I received from Arthur Kemp in 1996 together with some comment re the September 1996 issue of Searchlight.
June 26: Taha’s letter in the Sun, April 29, 2008 was published on his section on this site.
And Lines On The Death Of Farah Fawcett and
Lines On The Death Of Michael Jackson were published in the Poetry Section; these two were also published elsewhere on the Internet.
June 27: A scan of Harold Covington’s 1996 article The Most Evil Jew was published on SearchlightArchive, incorporated directly into the Critical Bibliography.
June 27: A PDF of The Protocols Of The Learned Elders Of Cymru was published on this site.
June 28: Killer Stone’s ‘repellent’ art up for sale on eBay, EXCLUSIVE by Chris Murphy, published in Kent On Sunday, June 28, 2009, page 7.
Al gets another mention here. The story on the paper’s website was called Hammer killer Stone’s sick cartoon sold on eBay.
Amusingly, the cartoon was censored in the hard copy (which I obtained in PDF), but not on the website.
PIG HEADED, from Weekend, Dec 10-16, 1980, page 3.
A JPG scan of this was published in the Correspondence Section on this site with some comment.
June 29: A JPG scan of Nick Griffin’s article/appeal Our Enemy’s Enemy from issue 12 of The Rune was published on this site in the Review Section as a supplement to his review of Liars Ought To Have Good Memories.
June 29: Songfacts was updated including proper linking of the images for:
Mary Had A Little Lamb
Kiler On The Loose
Rebel Woman
The following were added:
I Cigni Di Balaka by Al Bano
Will You Be There? by Michael Jackson
Victims Of Circumstance by Barclay James Harvest (this may have been published sometime before June 29, most probably June 22).
June 29: I added a couple of scans to the Searchlight Critical Bibliography for 1990 and 1993, and a tiny bit of comment, mostly about Sweet Sonia.
June 30: Is There Intelligent Life On Earth? was published in PDF on Scribd. Later it was published (in compressed format) on this site.
I also added a note and link in Anti-Capitalism From Anti-Semitism To “Anti-Racism” to The Man Who Invented “Racism”.
July 1: Freedom of the Skies
Deregulation
a mixed blessing
for Airline Passengers
This is the last of my Travel Days articles to be published on this site.
It was scanned in JPG format.
July 1: Exposed! The Homosexual Plot... was published on Scribd.
July 3: Taha’s letter in the Times, August 20, 2004, was published in his section on this site.
July 4: Scans of the following letters by Mark Taha were published in his section on this site:
Hackney Gazette, August 29, 1996
London Metro, January 27, 2004, page 13
The Times Educational Supplement, August 15, 2008
Boxing News June 19, 2009, page 35.
July 4: Searchlight On Gerry Gable: Secret State Asset Or Liability? was published in PDF on Scribd.
July 4: Some comment was added to this; the same comment was added when the compressed version was published on SearchlightArchive the following day.
July 5: The following were published by Songfacts:
Emerald by Thin Lizzy
Half Caste by Thin Lizzy
The Rocker by Thin Lizzy
All without my credits!
July 5: The New Fascism
The printed version of my speech made to the Newham Branch of the British National Party on October 28, 1997 was published on this site in PDF.
July 5: A compressed PDF of Searchlight On Gerry Gable: Secret State Asset Or Liability? was published on SearchlightArchive together with some comment.
July 6: Taha’s letter in the Sun, February 18, 2004 was published in his section on this site.
July 7: Taha’s letters in
Boxing News, October 29, 2004
Time Out, April 25, 1990
Tottenham & Wood Green Journal, August 17, 1995
were published in his section on this site, the first with a tiny bit of comment by Yours Truly!
July 8: The following were published by Songfacts without my credits, which followed apparently in the small hours of July 8.
Follow Me by John Denver
Die Lorelei credited to the poet Heinrich Heine
Les Mort Dansant by Magnum
On A Storyteller’s Night by Magnum
Last Man Standing by Lucie Silvas
Hanno The Navigator by Al Stewart.
July 8: Don’t pay this form to register under the DPA, published under LETTERS in the journalist, July/August 2009, page 8.
This publication came through my door July 6, 2009.
July 8: Death Of A Jew Hater was published on this site in both HTML and (initially) WORD format.
Taha’s letters in the Essex County Standard, May 9, 1980 and the Independent, February 17, 2005 were added to his section on this site.
July 9: The Poisoned Chalice Of “Holocaust Education” was published on Scribd in PDF.
July 10: The White Brothers Letters was published on Scribd in PDF with some explanatory blurb.
Letter to the Police Commissioner re the 1960s Synagogue Arsons.
This is a scan of the signed copy; it was not actually published here until November 22, 2010. The full story behind this can be found on SearchlightArchive; further correspondence can be found on Archive.Org.
July 10: My letter in the journalist, July/August 2009, page 8, was published on this site, a large JPG format scan with some comment.
July 10: A PDF of A Questionnaire For The Funders Of The Searchlight “Educational” Trust was published on SearchlightArchive
July 13: A compressed PDF of The Poisoned Chalice Of “Holocaust Education” was published on SearchlightArchive
I also added a couple of scans re Roy Painter to the 1976 Critical Bibliography.
July 14: The White Brothers Letters was published on this site in compressed PDF with the same blurb as on Scribd.
July 14: A PDF scan of my contribution to the CCU 1989-1990 Annual Report was published on this site.
This includes additional pages, eg the front cover.
Taha’s letter in the Evening Standard (WEST END EXTRA) September 15, 2006 was published in his section as was his letter in the Times, September 6, 2008.
I also posted a poem I wrote today, Eighteen, with three photographs, of the boy soldiers concerned.
July 20: The following were published by Songfacts:
How Long? by Ace
[I contributed the two paragraphs beginning “When singer-songwriter Paul Carrack appeared...” and “How Long? was one of the first...” I haven’t been credited for this but I wouldn’t have submitted it if I’d noticed the song was already in the database when I sent it in].
Sugar Blues, by Clyde McCoy
Great Nations Of Europe, by Randy Newman
You Can Leave Your Hat On by Randy Newman
[Although I was credited for the entire Songfact, the second paragraph has been augmented considerably, probably by Carl].
Bang Bang, by B.A. Robertson
Kool In The Kaftan by B.A. Robertson
Sugar Blues by Thin Lizzy.
July 20: The following were published by Scribd in PDF:
Kiss Me Dead, Lee: The Official AIDS Joke Book
They’re Coming For Your Supermarkets And For Your Sons
True Blue: The Official Tory Party Joke Book...
July 23: Some blurb was added to the HomePage on this site, and the following:
Angel Lost Her Halo
Ode To The Most Evil Jew In Britain
The Wrong Blonde Bitch plus a short introduction to the trilogy now renamed Murder One, Murder Three. The short story includes a number of scans and my E-Mail correspondence with the Iranian Government and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office regarding the March 2007 Naval incident.
The scans include an extract from the David James Smith article on Barry George from the Sunday Times Magazine, October 29, 2006.
‘Slit throat’ author cleared of threat charge
Mark Taha’s Libertarian Alliance leaflet Freedom: The New Obscenity was published under Other Contributors.
A PDF of The Ballad Of John Reginald Halliday Christie (1898-1953) with short Introduction was published in the Poetry Section – or I thought it was; on June 3, 2010, I was informed by the historian Jonathan Oates that he could not access the PDF, so the introductory blurb was published, but not the poem. I thought I had checked this; I check and double check everything I publish including proof reading, but something always seems to slip through the net.
A Song For Slime was published on the site in the scan of Why Britain’s Police Aren’t Worth A Jewish Fingernail back in February 2004, but I added a link to it today.
No Thicker Than Water – a poem I wrote sometime in the mid 80s was (re)published in the Poetry Section.
My E-Mail letter to Richard Dawkins following his appearance on the BBC programme The Big Questions was added to the Correspondence Section.
I added of a page of scans of reviews by Mark Taha, in particular:
A short introduction and reviews of Wonderful Town from City Of London News, August 27, 1986; the autobiography of Rhodes Boyson from Free Life, August 1995.
(Re the last of the above, see entry for December 24, 2013).
A scan of “WHY HACKNEY COUNCIL CAN’T AFFORD TO GIVE YOUR KIDS A MOSLEM EDUCATION” was published in the Article Section and also linked to Baron Pamphlets.
And three poems (the first being a couplet from a longer – and as yet unpublished/never to be published – work).
[This sonnet was written when Icke was in his green phase; I came across it when going through some older papers in June 2004. Sigh!]
I also added a file to the Poetry Section containing an itemised listing of my contributions to Wrong Side Of The River with some explanatory blurb.
A few notes: I said Colin Jordan was in the process of consulting solicitors rather than instructing them when he died because he was by no means sure of going ahead with the case, more on account of his advanced age and poor health rather than his notoriety. I did suggest he go for criminal libel, and am rather surprised he didn’t as this would have cost him nothing, and in the event of his complaint being rejected – as in 1976 – the court may well have made a similar pronouncement.
Although all three of the above were uploaded to YouTube on August 18, 2009, the first two are dated August 17 ^ndash; because of the time difference.
Two of the short stories therein were published there in HTML format nine years ago: Chamber Of Horrors and The Good Samaritan.
Circa November 11: The following were published by Songfacts on or slightly before November 11, 2009:
Both are intensely personal. Remembrance Day was as good a day as any to publish them both.
November 12: On October 25, 2009 I began uploading files to the Internet Archive.
On October 30, I received notification that my Scribd account had been suspended – read deleted. I had intended to publish selected PDF and other files on the Internet Archive anyway, but this expedited the claim, so to speak.
I had problems with the software, not least because I was uploading some of my files by FTP, something I hadn’t done for a good few years. Some of the files I uploaded appear to have vanished into cyber-space, while others were uploaded to the wrong directory. On November 12, 2009 I confirmed that the following had been uploaded and labelled correctly.
Also, some of the files were uploaded initially with “incorrect” names. I decided at some point that I would suffix all the files I uploaded to this site with the word “archive”, so a few have been uploaded again. As far as I record any of these uploads, the publication date will be deemed (by Yours Truly) as the date I confirmed the veracity of the published file.
November 15: The following uploads to the Internet Archive were confirmed, both in PDF:
November 16: I published my letters to Colin Jordan of December 3, 2008 and January 26, 2009 on NWN-Forum with a bit of comment.
November 16: The following were confirmed by the Internet Archive this afternoon. All were published in PDF:
November 17: The following, all in PDF, were confirmed by the Internet Archive:
November 28: A PDF of my ITMA press release of November 26, 1992 was published on the Internet Archive.
I’m fairly sure I uploaded it before and tested the link on the site, but have no record of it in the bibliography.
December 4: The following Geoff Long recordings were published on Archive.Org:
December 7: The following were published by Songfacts, apparently in the small hours:
December 17: A PDF scan of my letter to New Scotland Yard – the actual letter – was uploaded to the Internet Archive together with some blurb
The following correspondence was also uploaded to the Internet Archive – together with some blurb
December 19: Later, I added a PDF scan of “Subscribe NOW!” – an invitation to subscribe to Target to the Internet Archive. Issues 41 & 42 of the actual magazine were also added – in PDF.
[This was actually posted to the site on May 29, 2009 but I misspelt the name of the holding HTML file. It may have been picked up on the search engines but (re)publication date is December 19].
December 23: I added a PDF of a two page letter from John Warburton of the Mosley Archive to Archive.Org.
This letter is dated 4 September 1994. It covers some of Gable’s nonsense in Searchlight. I did not include scans of the enclosures – and I can’t remember what they were at this stage.
