Paul, I don't recall why, but I thought he was referring to either deuterium or thorium. I know that Oak Ridge operated a thorium powered generator until the sixties, so he could have been suggesting that was the preferable alternative.

Jan

Henry, I have only followed Sarbacher through my newspapers.com subscription. The articles are very informative. I learned, for example, that Sarbacher was not happy that uranium had become the accepted nuclear power, fuel in the face of less dangerous options.

Jan

Henry, a few brief comments, dredged from ancient memories: When Townsend took Linda's husband, George, on a tour of the Engineering building on the Stanford Campus, where the CIA/Navy work was being done in the pre-SRI days he witnessed a demonstration of this: Believed that lie detector tests prov...

I am truly sorry, Henry, I don't have the time or attention span for that wall of words. I love your thoughts and your insights, but, they are outside the scope of what I am working on now, so I can't do them justice. But, briefly, my perceptions about who knew what, when: Former Royal Marine Boston...

Henry, yes, I wrote the synopsis for Linda's book, The Good-bye Man.

Garrity was her chosen name for Boston/Twigsnapper, JD Barrett, her alias for "Morgan"

jan

I believe Linda was told, sometime in the mid-eighties, that "Morgan" had died in a motorcycle crash.

jan

I have many new and exciting thoughts on this, Keep them coming, Henry! but I don't know if anyone here is interested as I have been banging around about Trickfox and this reverse entropy stuff for the past week already. lol. Most people who come to this forum are newbies, sampling their first tast...

I smile, every time I have a new insight into the purposefulness behind Townsend's actions. If one were a confessed homsexual in 1943, free from the oaths and obligations of the war, where might one be expected to go to find like minded souls, but to Hollywood, of course. Talk about dragging a wing....

Someone brought up the question, recently of what Bahnson might have meant when he said it was the "Space Brothers" who told him to find Townsend Brown. Sorry to harsh your woo, ET folks, but it is more likely that he was referring to the immensely powerful Dulles Brothers, Secretary of St...

Henry, I have sent you a PM.

If I ever knew it, I had forgotten that Danger Man was the name Danny Casolaro gave to Michael Ricconsciuto. It's too bad that Raymond's page is gone forever.

Jan

Henry, Here's another way to format a quote: 1. type a passage, 2. select/highlight it, and then 3.choose the " button in the formatting row above the text entry block. And, voila! Pretty formatting! Also, getting logged out unexpectedly will happen, if you do not check the "Keep me logged...

Thank you, Henry. Farrell is summarizing what he learned from Paul's original book, which was based on information from anonymous sources, often giving second hand reports of events they may not have witnessed. As more sources have come on line I have been able to add veracity to some of those accou...

I am sometimes asked what I think happened to the Caroline Group. I believe the original profit-oriented members of the group, who were at the core of a burgeoning telecommunications industry, were supplanted, by necessity, during WW II with a clandestine operation centered in the Bahamas. I know th...

Of all the things that stick in my head, movies are the least sticky. The only scene i recall from The Adjustment Bureau, was a quick flash of a street sign that said "Whitehall", which is the heart of the British government in London, and, as all Brown Hounds know, the name given to Towns...

Yeah, that's what the FBI reports tell us. Obviously the second report turned out not to be true at all. But while Townsend was not doing science in Washington, DC, in 1953, some very large events were happening all around him. The NSA was signed into creation at the end of '52. Signals, intercepts,...