24-02-2011, 10:37 AM
Since Dawn Meredith has mentioned my complaints about Jim DiEugenio, Jim Marrs and others, posters might be interested in knowing their attempt to make me a subscriber shortly after the special issue in January 1996 in which he set me up for murder.
On December 23, 1996, when resulting poisoning effects were at their peak, someone sent me a personal invitation to join CTKA at the following address which was immediately forwarded here by my sister:
Trowbridge Ford
123 Mountain Road
West Redding, CT
06896
Its contents pushed especially what Probe had done, starting with the special "Nixon" issue - where everyone from Director Jim Marrs to Chairman Jim DiEugenio pushed its merits. It is a good example of how James Fetzer recruits and coops people to go along with his deceptions.
"Probe," Chairman Jim wrote, "shows how the unresolved problems of our past, and their perpetrators, continue to haunt present events."
Director Jim Marrs wrote: "I received ...the new edition of Probe, and yes, I agree, it is the best issue yet."
Ray Marcus, author of The Bastard Bullet, added: "Your special Probe on 'Nixon' is terrific...you have made a landmark contribution to the literature. I hesitate to single out anything because it was all so damn good. .My hat's off to both of you."
The most pressing question is: If Probe was so eager to let me know what it had done to make me a target, why didn't it at least consult me before it printed those dangerous lies about me if it was any kind of responsible publication?
The answer is: It isn't.
On December 23, 1996, when resulting poisoning effects were at their peak, someone sent me a personal invitation to join CTKA at the following address which was immediately forwarded here by my sister:
Trowbridge Ford
123 Mountain Road
West Redding, CT
06896
Its contents pushed especially what Probe had done, starting with the special "Nixon" issue - where everyone from Director Jim Marrs to Chairman Jim DiEugenio pushed its merits. It is a good example of how James Fetzer recruits and coops people to go along with his deceptions.
"Probe," Chairman Jim wrote, "shows how the unresolved problems of our past, and their perpetrators, continue to haunt present events."
Director Jim Marrs wrote: "I received ...the new edition of Probe, and yes, I agree, it is the best issue yet."
Ray Marcus, author of The Bastard Bullet, added: "Your special Probe on 'Nixon' is terrific...you have made a landmark contribution to the literature. I hesitate to single out anything because it was all so damn good. .My hat's off to both of you."
The most pressing question is: If Probe was so eager to let me know what it had done to make me a target, why didn't it at least consult me before it printed those dangerous lies about me if it was any kind of responsible publication?
The answer is: It isn't.