Schuyler
Misanthrope
I honestly couldnt even get through the Corso book. And Im someone who always finishes what I start.
I know what you mean, Gareth. To not finish something just seems so un-American!
Oh, wait.......
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I honestly couldnt even get through the Corso book. And Im someone who always finishes what I start.
Regardless, we all agree the book is not to be taken at face value .... I don't rule the book out as useless, I think there are clues to some insights into the governments involvement even if it's just disinfo.
Yeah it would be nice to see Corso's original manuscript before Birnes got his rat claws on it.It's rare to get to General, percentage wise. The other thing about Corso that I only alluded to was the 'assistance' of Bill Birnes. We know that Corso was upset with Birnes for 'getting things wrong,' but we don't know specifically what points he was talking about. So in addition to potential flaws and disinformation, intended or as a result of Corso's memory, we have the 'Birnes Intruson' to deal with. With all this thrown in together we basically have a real mess on our hands. It's probably impossible to parse out the truth from his book. I don't want to dismiss it altogether, but I would be very careful using it as a source in any research.
It's rare to get to General, percentage wise. The other thing about Corso that I only alluded to was the 'assistance' of Bill Birnes. We know that Corso was upset with Birnes for 'getting things wrong,' but we don't know specifically what points he was talking about. So in addition to potential flaws and disinformation, intended or as a result of Corso's memory, we have the 'Birnes Intruson' to deal with. With all this thrown in together we basically have a real mess on our hands. It's probably impossible to parse out the truth from his book. I don't want to dismiss it altogether, but I would be very careful using it as a source in any research.
Bill Birnes ... is prone to coming to wild suggestions. You'd be right. I'll never trust the book as reliable information, since it is obvious Corso had serious problems with parts of the book, from what I've gathered. If the book is not accurate account of Corso's claims at any point. Then it is non relevant as a discussion point.
I saw a YouTube clip of an interview someone did with Corso where he was flipping through a thick binder of notes, sketches, supposed documents, etc. as he talked. Does anyone know if that binder is being preserved somewhere, or if the original manuscript is available to those who would like to look them over?
I saw a YouTube clip of an interview someone did with Corso where he was flipping through a thick binder of notes, sketches, supposed documents, etc. as he talked. Does anyone know if that binder is being preserved somewhere, or if the original manuscript is available to those who would like to look them over?