As I said often, Collins is a very good source because he’s had inside information (even, quite possibly, without knowing it) about the inner workings of Scammer’s Inc for many years. While this doesn’t make the UFO/Alien claims more accurate, it does add credibility to his perspective about the activities of all of these men during the 1980′s and 90′s.

I’ve said it often and I’ll say it again – Collin’s book is a very valuable source of information. I never said *which* specific information was valuable, but now you know.

Thanks for your comment, and we’ve received the color photos. I can update the Sante Fe dinner with the identical photo you sent (that’s in color) – and thank you for forwarding the original – but I don’t see where the other photos are relevant to the article.

Thanks again – I was pleased to see your comment!

-Ryan

http://www.starpod.org/the_men_who_stare_at_goats_–_best_evidence_page_1.htm

The above starts with the briefing for the Secretary of the Army.

One document indicates Stubblebine sought to put distance between his covert remote viewing program and Colonel Alexander, who was quite public about his interests in the paranormal.

You are presenting numerous assumptions and not always providing supporting source material (I imagine you will make future corrections?) — Funny how you are quoting Collins’ book as a source!

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