Gotta love Bruce, a real feet on the street journalist. For those like me, who mostly just search online, the chances of bringing something brand new to the Vortex are very low. Bruce's interviews have turned up plenty of new things. I am grateful for his work. Now if I could only get him to renounce remote viewing. 😉
Grecco is told not to try any "funny stuff". Sound familiar?
Kinda funny how Cooper and Grecco share so many letters. Just a coincidence.
Can anyone verify the existence of a work for welfare program in Washington at the time referenced in Sheridan's book? I had a lot of contact with various welfare and public assistance during my work in a public defenders office and also serving as a volunteer in a federal anti-poverty program. I never ran into a single instance where people had to work to receive welfare. Maybe WA was different.
When I quized Sheridan about the passage in the book referring to clearing brush on the Columbia river with freezing feet and inadequate clothing and pointed out how similar it sounded to what Cooper must've experienced walking out of his landing area, he said that it came from his own experience clearing brush along the Columbia during winter to get public assistance. He told me that most of the others quit after a very short time working, didn't show up, etc. He fulfilled his work commitment and didn't slack or shirk.
My possible bias here became obvious to me. I thought the author was describing Cooper's escape after landing when in fact it may have been exactly what was written (work for welfare) and had no connection at all to NORJAK.
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