Been waiting for something like this. Since I've written how I've been waiting for a condensed list of factual claims against Corey and all of the hype and conspiracy agenda behind him.Here's the super-condensed version of the saga. I believe this to be accurate.
- Corey Goode was an Avalon member for a long time.
- After he was interviewed in Sept-Oct 2014, he left the forum, became critically hostile to Avalon, and then very grossly embellished his previous story, seeking out David Wilcock to assist. Researcher and author Michael Salla has also promoted Corey's story. Many details of the story are generally held to be ridiculous and fantastical, and other parts plagiarized.
- Wilcock and Gaia TV have now turned this (and Corey) into a money-making golden goose that they cannot afford to kill, unless the goose ceases to be an asset.
- Genuine whistleblowers and careful researchers are now being in danger of being marginalized in the context of a marketing wave of populist comic-book promotion.
- There is growing evidence that nefarious forces are at play, not just one person's [what some people see as] sociopathy.
- Yes Corey was an Avalon member.
- Yes, Corey left Avalon. Bill has his version and Corey has his saying, said "There was quite a lot of extreme drama on that Forum that lead [sic] up to me closing my account." http://www.stillnessinthestorm.com/2...-ryan.html?m=1
- Corey's story expanded as his memories came back, etc. Bill makes it seem as if Corey is making it all up and yet has no "proof" that this is true. Not sure about the "plagiarism" charge. But for Corey to reach out to both Wilcock and Salla isn't a problem at all. It's natural to try to gain an audience and besides both of these individuals found sufficient grounds to support Corey. There's no wrong doing here at all. And what amazing UFO story isn't at some point rediculous sounding or fantastical. What type of 20th century human logic could even recognize with its current reasoning civilizations thousands of years in advance, higher dimensional beings, etc.
- For Gaia, finding ways to make profit, market ideas and spread the message is what networks do. How is that a problem? And how does spreading Corey's information and UFO related subjects a bad thing? The ones getting the bad rap are clearly the Secret Gov and bad aliens. I see nothing wrong here.
- To my knowledge, Corey never claimed he could prove anything, so anything provable can't be hurt. All his story does is help the over all awareness of people about such topics. And for those interested in "proof" from "credible" people there will be those as well as those who don't look and just follow...same story always.
- We'll all be waiting for the evidence/proof of these "nefarious forces". Cause right now all I'm seeing is danger and fear rattling with little substance.
My two cents...cheers.