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	Searchlight (magazine) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Searchlight's main focus is on the British National Party (BNP), Combat 18, and other sections of the far right, although it has also published criticism of the United Kingdom Independence Party and sections of the Conservative Party.
		The magazine is edited by political activist Gerry Gable, and was founded by the late Maurice Ludmer, a lifelong anti-racist and anti-fascist.
		At the insistence of the British National Party, Searchlight and the associated Searchlight Educational Trust were investigated by the British Charity Commission as a result of a complaint that claimed that the Educational Trust had been engaging in political activity incompatible with its charitable status.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Searchlight_magazine (397 words)

	Searchlight Editor Backs IWCA Approach
		As an alternative to acting like grown-ups, Searchlight saw the attempt to adapt, as an opportunity to settle some old scores, by deliberately encouraging elements within AFA to question the authority of the security stewards up and down the country who recognized the need for and supported the project.
		As well as Searchlight moles brazenly challenging the proposals for the development of 'a political wing' within and without, Searchlight entryists eagerly cultivated any malcontents, the restless or the adventurers who hungered for the previously confrontational approach, which as a result of the BNP withdrawl from the streets was now self-evidently redundant.
		Ironically, in stretching their remit away from the type of state friendly cross-class alliances enthusiastically promoted by them for two decades, the community-orientated strategy they now recommend as an alternative, is in itself an admission that a class free approach to anti-fascism, if not already downright counterproductive is certainly defunct.
	www.redaction.org /anti-fascism/searchlight_editor.html (1163 words)

	Christian Missions Web Site: Searchlight Ministries
		Searchlight Ministries is involved in missions work through Bible teaching, Christian literature and magazines, and training leaders around the world—helping to bring Christians to maturity.
		Searchlight considers the teaching ministry to be one of the primary ways in which the body of Christ is strengthened and matured.
		Searchlight Magazine shows the timeless and eternal nature of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
	www.searchlight-missions.org (512 words)

	Part One: The 1970's \| libcom.org
		However in their chosen field Searchlight are very influential, in fact virtually monopolistic: barely a story on fascists printed in the UK newspapers has not got their paw-print on it, and the same (even more so) goes for TV documentaries on fascism.
		Yet if Searchlight was a genuinely independent magazine, as opposed to a satellite publication, surely they would have told their readers the source of their story was a state asset.
		At this time, Searchlight was extimating C88 membership as 'in the region of 200 - 300' and again describing 'the long-term aim of C88 to provide a highly trained and efficient cadre for a national socialist party of the future.' [7] Searchlight concluded by pompously stating C88 is a private army.
	libcom.org /library/SearchlightForBeginnersLarryOhara1 (4180 words)

	WHEN CHARITY IS CRIMINAL - THE SEARCHLIGHT EDUCATIONAL TRUST EXPOSED (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Searchlight magazine is also used to spreading all sorts of lies, fabrications and half-truths.
		Searchlight were full of wind over the Panorama programme and were still accusing the Conservatives in their May 1984 edition, no.
		Searchlight want to give readers the impression that Third Way and the ITP are still (in some way) 'chums' or that there is much the same background to the two.
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /finalconflict/a20-1.html (5293 words)

	New Statesman - Parity at last
		The magazine carried a story which, the brothers said, accused them of threatening to kneecap, torture and kill fellow party members and their families.
		The story appeared in a column by Searchlight's publisher, Gerry Gable, who also reported allegations, first made in the BNP paper British Nationalist, that the brothers might be subject to police investigation and that Chris Roberts had taken money from a collection and would not return it until threatened with the police.
		Searchlight entered a qualified privilege defence, saying it had a duty in the public interest to report allegations and cross-allegations being made by BNP factions.
	www.newstatesman.com /200605220009 (499 words)

	Searchlight & Disinformation
		To all intents and purposes Searchlight the organisation
		Searchlight has long claimed that it was the fascist 'extreme-right' that first published the names and addresses of anti-fascists to be targetted for attack, and supported this theory by exposing the actions of the Young National Front publication Bulldog, and South London News, both of which featured the details of hundreds of anti-fascists.
		The hydra that is the Searchlight organisation (the magazine being merely the public face of such) cannot be reformed or reasoned with, it must be destroyed and replaced, as soon as possible...
	www.thirdway.org /files/reviews/sershite.html (2946 words)

	Searchlight and the State \| libcom.org
		Born in January 1937, Gerry Gable is a former member of the Young Communist League (YCL), and stood as Communist Party candidate in the Northfield ward of Stamford Hill, north London, in 1962.
		In Searchlight's case, opposition to the 'extremists' of the Right has opened up the door to the extremists of the centre, for whom Right and Left are equally perceived as a threat to 'democracy'.
		Searchlight subsequently printed a long expose of Marriner's activities, but only after the local press had already picked up the beginnings of the story and blown Marriner's cover as election agent to Labour MP Brian Waldon and his successor, John Severs.
	libcom.org /library/searchlight-and-the-state (2015 words)

	Carbon Arc Searchlight Owners ForumCarbon Arc Searchlight
		When Edward Gardner Lewis built the Woman's Magazine Building in University City Missouri in 1903, he aquired, and included this massive 80-inch searchlight on top of the building as a means of attracting people attending the St. Louis World's Fair just a short distance away.
		The whole design of the searchlight power plant is very conservatively rated since it is idling along at less than one quarter the rated power of the engine.
		German 200 cm searchlights, with a arc voltage of 100 volt, and a current of 450 amps, had a positive carbon of 24 mm diameter, the inner core was 17 mm.
	www.geocities.com /bobz299/searchlight3.htm (1701 words)

	blog.myspace.com/antifascistuk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		According to Searchlight, when the hit team's visit was reported to the local police they immediately installed panic button alarms in every room of the house, fitted new security locks and arranged for the property to be guarded by a patrol passing several times each hour.
		Even if that were so, it doesn't let Searchlight or their sponsors off the hook, for by seeking to coonvince the media, the Left, and the Right of the reality of C88 when they did, attention was being diverted from fundamental developments on the interstices of the state and the far right.
		Searchlight has examined some of the lists and found them ludicrously inaccurate, to the extent they can only be deliberately false' [34] Sadly for them, Hepple had admitted in writing his own involvement in the lists production and Searchlight's knowledge of this.
	blog.myspace.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=80901402&blogID=127149776 (10978 words)

	publish.nyc.indymedia.org \| Fascism and the power of Indymedia
		The August 2006 issue of the Searchlight magazine carried an article by Scott Millar exposing the fascism of former Irish republican Gerry McGeough.
		Searchlight pointed out that every issue of the Hibernian carries lengthy articles promoting the view of Father Fahey.
		In attempting to refute the Searchlight claim that he and his magazine are fascist, McGeough promotes the view that Indymedia is part of the worldwide, satanic, homosexual, freemason, Leninist conspiracy.
	nyc.indymedia.org /en/2006/10/77145 (759 words)

	Foreign Publications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Searchlight’s primary motivation in every aspect of our work is to help believers come to maturity.
		Translations of “Light for Life,” Searchlight’s devotional magazine, are the main avenue of providing such material, but Searchlight also has begun to publish books in other languages.
		Searchlight’s response was to publish Andrew Murray’s book, “The New Life,” in the Chichewa language.
	www.searchlight-missions.org /foreign_publications.cfm (462 words)

	Open Letter to Unite Against Fascism and Searchlight (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		We focussed on this question at the conference because it was on this that we most sharply disagreed with the tendency of the UAF to operate like a top-down national campaign with national material.
		Searchlight is certainly correct about this but the main strength of the UAF conference was precisely in how it gave a voice to these communities.
		So we appeal to Unite Against Fascism and Searchlight to urgently come together to discuss the united work, for organisations affiliated to both these organisations to fight for a united anti-fascist movement and for a conference which allows activists and organisations on the front-line determine the direction of our movement.
	www.labournet.net /antiracism/0508/jsg1.html (1009 words)

	Amazon.com: International Searchlight: Magazines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Searchlight's aim is to combat racism, neonazism, fascism and prejudice.
		For magazine orders, your name and mailing address will be shared with the appropriate publisher.
		Searchlight's coverage of neo-Nazi and far right activity is simply nothing less than impressive.
	www.amazon.com /International-Searchlight/dp/B00007AYFT (442 words)

	Searchlight Newspaper St. Vincent and the Grenadines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Santa’s helper Shunice Butcher (4th from left) of Searchlight Newspaper presents gifts to the Edwards family on behalf of her colleagues at the newspaper.
		Christmas was saved for a poverty stricken family of nine as the staff of the Searchlight Newspaper decided to reach out and touch with hands of love.
		Cummings told SEARCHLIGHT that he was looking into all the courses of action that were available to him after his premature exit from the House.
	www.searchlight.vc (701 words)

	publish.nyc.indymedia.org \| Irish Patriot, Gerry McGeough, replies to slander from satanic, homosexual, bolshevik ...
		An article in the August 2006 issue of the anti-fascist magazine Searchlight detailed the connections between former Irish republican, Gerry McGeough, and the neo-nazi, Third Positionist movement.
		Searchlight is an English magazine with pronounced Marxist leanings.
		In its August 2006 edition, Searchlight carried an article excoriating The Hibernian and effectively slandering the editor of this magazine.
	nyc.indymedia.org /en/2006/10/77120.html (1072 words)

	Searchlight set (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Searchlight purports to be an 'anti-fascist' magazine and research group.
		Searchlight is an ideal vehicle for this purpose as it is widely read by many among the left for information on their political enemies.
		Seasoned political observers in Northern Ireland say that the UDA and parts of the IRA are jointly controlling some of their criminal activities and use the same drug traffickers.
	www.ulsternation.org.uk /searchlight_setup.htm (976 words)

	Press Gazette - UK Journalism News and Journalism Jobs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Christopher and Barry Roberts, brothers who both stood as parliamentary candidates for the BNP in the last General Election, had sued Searchlight magazine over the October 2003 article which focused on a London BNP rally it dubbed ‘the Night of the Short Knives'.
		The brothers claimed that, as well as the allegations of violent threats, the article by Gerry Gable bore the meaning that Christopher had stolen money from a collection organised at the rally, and that he would not return it until he was threatened with the police.
		However, top judge Mr Justice Eady today backed the magazine, which had pleaded a qualified privilege defence on the basis that they were merely reporting the allegations as part of their duty to report the cross-allegations in a divide of the BNP, which was in the public interest.
	www.pressgazette.co.uk /article/120506/two_bnpmen_have_lost_libel_claim_against_searchlight_magazine (416 words)

	Socialism Today - The politics of anti-fascism
		The anti-fascist magazine Searchlight has had to concede that "the old tactic of producing a leaflet which labels the BNP as Nazi and giving it out from a stall in the high street is simply not effective enough".
		After the Liberal Democrats won a by-election in Hapton-with-Park in Burnley that the BNP were widely expected to win, Searchlight acclaimed the result as proving that "the BNP can be beaten and that the Lib Dems are capable of providing a respectable alternative to voters disillusioned with Labour".
		Sadly, however, Steve Silver, Nick Lowles and the initiators of UAF do not go on to draw the necessary conclusions from this argument: that to defeat the BNP the workers’ movement must be prepared to challenge them and the parties of the establishment on the electoral field as well as in community campaigning work.
	www.socialismtoday.org /83/antifascism.html (3759 words)

	Smashing Against Rocks
		Handing the magazine over to a new team of younger investigative journalists and documentary makers, Gable is retiring as Editor to become its publisher and allow himself to concentrate on longer in-depth articles for when the magazine also changes format this year.
		In his 25 years at the helm of the magazine and also as a television journalist, Gable has never been afraid to tread on peoples’ toes to defend his faith or others’ actions.
		A recent piece in Searchlight congratulated the Australia/Israel Review on its publication of the Hanson membership list, noting that even in England where antisemitism is occasionally violent, the Jewish community can sometimes be too backwards in coming forward.
	www.aijac.org.au /review/1999/242/gable.html (1045 words)

	Ian Buckley: Dissecting 'Searchlight' Magazine
		One initial surprise was the rather backward-looking nature of the magazine.
		According to the magazine, these were 'murderous terrorist attacks'.
		magazine is symbolic of the way the healthy element on the Left has been neutered.
	www.spearhead.com /0309-ib.html (1153 words)

	At War with the Truth: The True Story of Searchlight Agent Tim Hepple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		For the mainstream media and readers of the anti-fascist magazine Searchlight Tim Hepple was simply a member of the fascist British National Party who 'saw the light' and approached Searchlight asking if he could act as a mole for them.
		As such he seemed to follow in the footsteps of other Searchlight moles, the most famous being Ray Hill who in 1984 in a blaze of publicity and a World in Action documentary 'came out' exposing his former friends in the far right.
		In ALTF Searchlight magazine, it editor Gerry Gabble, Ray Hill and Tim Hepple were accused of implementing a plot to physically and politically subvert the Anarchist movement.
	www.spunk.org /library/antifasc/sp000525.html (559 words)

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		He lost his case after Searchlight publisher Gerry Gable was able to prove in his evidence as a key witness that Harrington's Third Way was, in fact, a national socialist organisation.
		Amongst the left magazines where O'Hara was given space has been the magazine Lobster, a publication which made its name and reputation by using research done ten years before by Searchlight to expose far-right Toryism and the subversive activities of the intelligence services.
		Dorril told Searchlight that O'Hara's so-called research was full of mistakes which O'Hara would not accept and did not appear to care about as long as it attacked Searchlight.
	www.nadir.org /nadir/archiv/Medien/Zeitschriften/Searchlight/Debatte_in_CL_zu_MI5-Connection/Atkinson_auf_BSchroeder (4348 words)

	Skylighters, The Web Site of the 225th AAA Searchlight Battalion: The Yank Magazine Page
		for the men in the service." The magazine was founded in May 1942 by the War Department's Army Service Forces with a unique mission: to distribute an Army newspaper that would be read by enlisted men and that would be staffed, written, and edited completely by enlisted men.
		Over the next few months, check these pages for a complete history of the magazine, as well as an overview of its famous features, including cartoon characters like Hubert, Elmer, and Sad Sack, the ever-popular Mail Call, and the YANK Pinup Girl, among others.
		At its peak, the magazine had 350 full-time staff members and 1,000 stringers, including cartoonists, poets, fiction writers, combat artists, and photographers.In appearance, YANK bore a close resemblance to today's Parade Magazine, the Sunday newspaper supplement, as well as to the picture magazines LIFE and Look.
	www.skylighters.org /yankmagazine (942 words)

	Fox Searchlight Pictures : Press
		The deal was brokered on Fox Searchlight’s side by Executive Vice President Joseph De Marco and Senior Vice President of Acquisitions Tony Safford with Big Beach’s Marc Turtletaub, Peter Saraf and Jeb Brody and Cinetic Media’s John Sloss.
		Fox Searchlight Pictures is a filmmaker-oriented company that focuses on distinctive films helmed by world class auteurs and exciting newcomers.
		Fox Searchlight Pictures is a unit of Fox Filmed Entertainment, a unit of Fox Entertainment Group.
	www.foxsearchlight.com /press/littlemisssunshine.shtml (860 words)

	Fox Searchlight Pictures: 07/13/2003 - 07/19/2003
		You can always check our list of theaters where Fox Searchlight films are playing or simply visit Moviefone.
		Business Week magazine's Ron Grover has a terrific article on the marketing of 28 Days Later: "Things That Go Bump at the Box Office".
		A friend at The New York Times has mentioned that a small ad for Thirteen - which appeared on their homepage last Friday - yielded one of the highest clickthrough rates of any ad on that page...
	foxsearchlight.blogspot.com /2003_07_13_foxsearchlight_archive.html (670 words)

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