01-05-2019, 03:22 AM
Mr. Kowalski:
The technical side of Deep Politics Forum is partly a mystery to me. I think I get emails at a gmail account that I never look at. If I have any "hot" new information, I will send it to you as a private message if it is significant.
The article in Maclean's Magazine was mentioned by Bloomfield in his December 27, 1979 letter to Isadore Alk. He says on page 2 of that letter that it is an article in the October 29, 1979 issue of Macleans.
Memorial Library at the UW-Madison (Wisconsin) has the issue on microfilm, but they say it is being relocated and is now inaccessible (apparently temporarily). In the past, I have resorted to going to the University of Illinois Library in Champaign, Il. when they don't have something in Madison.
I don't know what is in the above referenced article, but it must relate either to a "Blumenfeld" person in Italy as alleged by LMB, or maybe it repeats the bad-mouthing of LMB by Lyndon Larouche that was driving LMB nuts.
I will keep checking. I also intend to peruse the book by LMB on "Protected Persons" but as I mentioned before, it was absent from its place in the library, but not checked out or in use according to their computer. The book is actually for sale, used, on Amazon, so I think it can be found and viewed.
Another interesting book would be the book by Bloomfield on disputes between the US and Canada over the boundary waters.
In the past, I was an officer in an international historical society involving Manitoba, Minnesota, and North and South Dakota. This boundary waters book may be the reason that LMB was made an honorary citizen of Winnipeg. (Nice city).
Please keep us up to date here on this site with any new letters or other material you uncover.
James Lateer
The technical side of Deep Politics Forum is partly a mystery to me. I think I get emails at a gmail account that I never look at. If I have any "hot" new information, I will send it to you as a private message if it is significant.
The article in Maclean's Magazine was mentioned by Bloomfield in his December 27, 1979 letter to Isadore Alk. He says on page 2 of that letter that it is an article in the October 29, 1979 issue of Macleans.
Memorial Library at the UW-Madison (Wisconsin) has the issue on microfilm, but they say it is being relocated and is now inaccessible (apparently temporarily). In the past, I have resorted to going to the University of Illinois Library in Champaign, Il. when they don't have something in Madison.
I don't know what is in the above referenced article, but it must relate either to a "Blumenfeld" person in Italy as alleged by LMB, or maybe it repeats the bad-mouthing of LMB by Lyndon Larouche that was driving LMB nuts.
I will keep checking. I also intend to peruse the book by LMB on "Protected Persons" but as I mentioned before, it was absent from its place in the library, but not checked out or in use according to their computer. The book is actually for sale, used, on Amazon, so I think it can be found and viewed.
Another interesting book would be the book by Bloomfield on disputes between the US and Canada over the boundary waters.
In the past, I was an officer in an international historical society involving Manitoba, Minnesota, and North and South Dakota. This boundary waters book may be the reason that LMB was made an honorary citizen of Winnipeg. (Nice city).
Please keep us up to date here on this site with any new letters or other material you uncover.
James Lateer