15-12-2012, 03:32 AM
(This post was last modified: 15-12-2012, 04:08 AM by Jim DiEugenio.)
Charles,
Please.
Did you listen to the interview?
If you had you would not have replied with that non sequitir.
Its always good to listen to someone first, and then reply. If not your are just hoisting yourself on your own stage. One of JG's most endearing qualities was just that: He was a good listener. That is rare in this community since so many people love to hear themselves talk. And once they have convinced themselves of their own position, hey that's it. So in reviewing his files, as Lyon Garrison allowed me to do, to come across someone who really had a good and sensitive ear, that was neat. JG even spent three hours with Mae Brussell, who most people shunned at the time.
I listened to this interview a long time ago, for my first book, in order to learn more about Garrison's thinking. Its one of the very few in which he was allowed to express his ideas freely without being badgered or interrupted or ridiculed, e.g. Johnny Carson, CBS etc. So it has value intrinsically in that regard.
BTW Charles, I named Dulles also as the manager of the plot in my book, which you have not read either. And I placed him within an intricate model with people below him and also above him. And I also recommended a grand jury for some of them. Please read the book before asking me any further questions. You might learn something.
Please.
Did you listen to the interview?
If you had you would not have replied with that non sequitir.
Its always good to listen to someone first, and then reply. If not your are just hoisting yourself on your own stage. One of JG's most endearing qualities was just that: He was a good listener. That is rare in this community since so many people love to hear themselves talk. And once they have convinced themselves of their own position, hey that's it. So in reviewing his files, as Lyon Garrison allowed me to do, to come across someone who really had a good and sensitive ear, that was neat. JG even spent three hours with Mae Brussell, who most people shunned at the time.
I listened to this interview a long time ago, for my first book, in order to learn more about Garrison's thinking. Its one of the very few in which he was allowed to express his ideas freely without being badgered or interrupted or ridiculed, e.g. Johnny Carson, CBS etc. So it has value intrinsically in that regard.
BTW Charles, I named Dulles also as the manager of the plot in my book, which you have not read either. And I placed him within an intricate model with people below him and also above him. And I also recommended a grand jury for some of them. Please read the book before asking me any further questions. You might learn something.