The Truth about Corey Goode

[Innocent Warrior]

Hi, a couple of corrections to avoid confusion -

Posted by Bayareamom (here)
Did you also read his critique of Bill's interview w/the Dark Journalist?

If you're referring to THIS article, that's not in response to the Dark Journalist interview, it's about Bill's article from the OP of this thread.

First, make certain, please Bill, that others on this forum realize that quote was not from me, but from the linked website.

Note Bill's use of quotation marks.

Update: There is also THIS article available on his blog, also not about the Dark Journalist interview.

Bayareamom, to avoid confusion, please provide links to the articles you are referring to. Thank you.

[Chester]

Posted by brianj1400 (here)
Bill-

I arrived at the veracity of the SSP subject and of Corey Goode FIRST through a different source who deserves equal scrutiny, as his story parallels Coreys'. And I was genuinely surprised that his name did not surface in the Dark Journalist interview, especially because the subject of eyewitness corroboration was discussed as a tool to help the integrity of claim. Namely, Randy Cramer's testimony (as US Marine Captain) and details about his involvement for 17 years in the program.

His claim (like Coreys') shares many details about the SSP program, the transport ships, the training at an early age... etc. To the best of my knowledge I believe they have not officially corresponded or have met, but are aware of each other.

-Brian

Check this post

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...=1#post1151216

Corey had studied several of these stories well so that he could create a believable enough story himself, borrowing some elements from these other stories, him and Stacy using their their imaginations in a collaboration which, when Wilcock saw Corey as a viable (but rough and raw "star" who could make stuff up unconscionably on the fly) he heard that "ChaChing" sound ringing in his ears and jumped on it, isolated Corey quick, stopped his constant story changes and gaffs and soon turned him into the alt media star lapped up by the ready to pay and donate vulnerable eager to buy false hope... sad sad.

Just as an example, when it became a serious public relations nightmare for Corey a sum of $1,200 dollars Christine Anderson had lent to Corey... I mean literally within hours of this going public, after Corey's original promises to repay her had turned into Corey ignoring her every attempt at contact... truly, literally within a few hours of all this going public, Christine was magically repaid and the word is that the money came from the GaiamTV execs fearing their investment in this budding star might get trashed before leaving the gate.

This is all fact and is documented on another forum as well as backed up on screen shots by those who had seen too many posts disappearing.

[Bayareamom]

Rachel,

I've provided links to every article I've spoken about, including the links to the article itself. Don't understand what the confusion is. You've perhaps misread my comments and assumed I was speaking about the Dark Journalist interview when rather, I was speaking about the Deschamps blog.

[Bayareamom]

To clarify (and then I'm finished w/this discussion) - I have absolutely no idea what Corey Goode is all about. Zip. Zilch. Further, I could care less. I've heard about him only within the context of the information provided about Goode's reliability a la this PA forum. I have no desire to learn about Goode's testimony. It simply doesn't interest me. I do recall during a phone conversation w/a friend here at the Forum (quite awhile ago) that Goode's name was mentioned, but as I stated during that conversation, I knew little to nothing about Corey. Period. I have no dog in this race.

I care, very much, about the integrity of the research done on this topic. That's my concern. I do not wish to get into argumentative dialogue about who said what, or any type of he said/she said scenario. Not my cup of tea.

I've said my peace on this issue.

Thanks.

[norman]

I heard recently that Corey Goode is trying to get down to Antarctica as a 'tourist'. My mind boggles, but has anyone else heard about this or if he's been and returned or whatever ?

[WhiteFeather]

Posted by SilentFeathers (here)

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)

Posted by SilentFeathers (here)

Posted by Octavusprime (here)
It should be noted that "Gaia" is all over facebook. It always comes up as a suggested page for me. Gaia.tv pushes alot of Wilcox and Corey. Random people I'm friends with on facebook "like" it. So it is being very well funded and pushed hard on social media.

This is a red flag in and of itself in my opinion....

(I've noticed gaia.tv in my FB feed also)

Yes. This is being promoted and pushed.

From this interesting page:

• https://hubpages.com/education/Whist...Space-Programs

~~~

Celebrity Status

Based on my extensive research into this article Whistleblowers And Insiders Reveal The Veracity of Secret Space Programs, no whistleblowers I know of has ever been offered their own TV Show. In fact most are either in prison, have fled to other countries, gone into hiding or are dead. Corey Goode may be the first whistleblower ever to gain financial freedom, celebrity status and his own TV Show, while supposedly exposing the crimes of the SSP to the public. Truly an amazing accomplishment!

It really makes one wonder about David too....they probably get weekly checks signed by "John Doe".

Glad you brought that up re David Wilcock... I had my doubts now with both of them ( The Laurel and Hardy Act if i may). This thread by Bill and the other comments here so solidifies my thoughts on both of them.

[Matthew]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)

Posted by SilentFeathers (here)

Posted by Octavusprime (here)
It should be noted that "Gaia" is all over facebook. It always comes up as a suggested page for me. Gaia.tv pushes alot of Wilcox and Corey. Random people I'm friends with on facebook "like" it. So it is being very well funded and pushed hard on social media.

This is a red flag in and of itself in my opinion....

(I've noticed gaia.tv in my FB feed also)

Yes. This is being promoted and pushed.

From this interesting page:

• https://hubpages.com/education/Whist...Space-Programs

~~~

Celebrity Status

Based on my extensive research into this article 'Whistleblowers And Insiders Reveal The Veracity of Secret Space Programs', no whistleblowers I know of have ever been offered their own TV Show. In fact most are either in prison, have fled to other countries, gone into hiding, or are dead. Corey Goode may be the first whistleblower ever to gain financial freedom, celebrity status and his own TV Show, while supposedly exposing the crimes of the SSP to the public. Truly an amazing accomplishment!

Hi all. This point has been said but I would like to repeat it because it feels important to me. Comparing Corey Goode to mainstream whistleblowers like Edward Snowden and Bradley Manning (now Chelsea Manning). Look at how Snowden and Manning had to release their info in secret. Then when uncovered... the trouble they got in is famous. They didn't do a bit of blowing then get a contract signed for a regular TV show to do more

[AutumnW]

Posted by norman (here)
I heard recently that Corey Goode is trying to get down to Antarctica as a 'tourist'. My mind boggles, but has anyone else heard about this or if he's been and returned or whatever ?

Goode is such a creative yarn spinner, he could turn an encounter with penguins into an abduction by the 'Black and White Avians.'

"And then...these tuxedoed aliens spirited me away to icy caverns where they forced me to eat fish!"

[UfonautRadio]

Bill,

What is your impression and relationship status with Wilcox now? There is plenty of guilt by grooming / association with connection to this case.

[Mike]

Posted by UfonautRadio (here)
Bill,

What is your impression and relationship status with Wilcox now? There is plenty of guilt by grooming / association with connection to this case.

David Wilcox: american folk singer, songwriter.



David WilCOCK: profoundly douchey, morally suspect alt media "researcher"

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by UfonautRadio (here)
Bill,

What is your impression and relationship status with Wilcox now? There is plenty of guilt by grooming / association with connection to this case.

I wrote to both Michael Salla and David Wilcock in early 2015 to offer detailed information that could assist them in doing due diligence, before they got too far in.

Michael, who is a very decent man, and whom I like personally, replied but said he "was committed". He used those words. That astonished me. Research is about truth, whatever it is, and analysis of data, including new data — not about reinforcing and defending a committed position.

David did not respond.

[UfonautRadio]

I did look at CG's Likedin page, https://www.linkedin.com/in/corey-goode-7024621/. It seems like from his references that he did indeed work in the IT field.

[Atlas]

Posted by UfonautRadio (here)
It seems like from his references that he did indeed work in the IT field.

If I remember correctly, it was computer maintenance services.

[TargeT]

Posted by UfonautRadio (here)
It seems like from his references that he did indeed work in the IT field.

He may say that, but from conversations with him I highly doubt it.

I work for an agency that the one he claims to have worked for would pattern itself after as far as IT policy and work flow goes; he may have known someone that worked in IT, possible had some personal interest that gave him more knowledge than the average person.... but that's it in my opinion.

[Chester]

Posted by UfonautRadio (here)
Ah sorry Bill. I do get confused with the timeline. I did look at CG's Likedin page, https://www.linkedin.com/in/corey-goode-7024621/. It seems like from his references that he did indeed work in the IT field.

People can take various low level IT type courses and obtain certificates from these courses which can then assist a candidate into being given a well supervised, entry level job in the IT field. From there, its all about "what can you do" as to where you go from there. In my experience, when one sees job hopping in a resume, regardless of the usage of fluffy techno-wording, that's a red flag.

In addition, when someone leaves a career and then, the resume that was posted prior to leaving (like Goode's on Linkedin) suddenly more than doubles in size by simply expanding and embellishing all that fluffy wording... knowing no one is going to be calling any of those references for backup makes the resume expansion look like just another effort to "window dress" and my experience with Goode (with Wilcock / Gaia's help) has become adept at doing.

Sadly this is just one example of the distraction weapon.

[TargeT]

Posted by Sam Hunter (here)
People can take various low level IT type courses and obtain certificates from these courses which can then assist a candidate into being given a well supervised, entry level job in the IT field. From there, its all about "what can you do" as to where you go from there. In my experience, when one sees job hopping in a resume, regardless of the usage of fluffy techno-wording, that's a red flag.
.

Plenty of real world examples out there.. This is what Goode's should look like (roughly) given his statements:



So I do disagree with "job hopping" a bit, especially if they are in the same career field as it's quite common to find someone shifting jobs every 3 years or so; "career field hopping" however.. I completely agree.

Corey has been at it longer than I have and has 1 certification.. this is a red flag to me.. I've been at it for some 6 years less than he and have 9 certifications with many that have expired as well. IT certifications are pretty important when working in the field.

but the BIGGEST red flag is this:

He worked in IT until 2012 for the Texas National Guard... Well, I happen to work for the National Guard and DOD 8570 was in implementation at that time. he would have had NO CHOICE but to get a MINIMUM of a Comp TIA Security+ certification or something more sophisticated, this is "the golden ticket" to DOD jobs and is mandatory with in 6 months of obtaining a position.

He doesn't list that certification or any of the higher ones mandated by 8570... That's a rather large discrepancy.

[abmqa]

Sam - I agree 100% with your assessment of Corey's resume. When I left the Air Force I worked in the IT Field eventually reaching management level.

If Corey's resume came across my desk, I would think that he either was not very good at his job, or he did a lot short term engagements for a Temp agency. The number of engagements of 6 months or shorter is very unusual. As most employers for the skills that he lists are often looking to fill a permanent position.

His resume most likely would be rejected with no further action. A curious manager might schedule a phone interview and perhaps ask to see his certs like the ones I have attached showing my certs for Quality Assurance.

[Chester]

Posted by TargeT (here)

Posted by Sam Hunter (here)
People can take various low level IT type courses and obtain certificates from these courses which can then assist a candidate into being given a well supervised, entry level job in the IT field. From there, its all about "what can you do" as to where you go from there. In my experience, when one sees job hopping in a resume, regardless of the usage of fluffy techno-wording, that's a red flag.
.

Plenty of real world examples out there.. This is what Goode's should look like (roughly) given his statements:



So I do disagree with "job hopping" a bit, especially if they are in the same career field as it's quite common to find someone shifting jobs every 3 years or so; "career field hopping" however.. I completely agree.

Corey has been at it longer than I have and has 1 certification.. this is a red flag to me.. I've been at it for some 6 years less than he and have 9 certifications with many that have expired as well. IT certifications are pretty important when working in the field.

but the BIGGEST red flag is this:

He worked in IT until 2012 for the Texas National Guard... Well, I happen to work for the National Guard and DOD 8570 was in implementation at that time. he would have had NO CHOICE but to get a MINIMUM of a Comp TIA Security+ certification or something more sophisticated, this is "the golden ticket" to DOD jobs and is mandatory with in 6 months of obtaining a position.

He doesn't list that certification or any of the higher ones mandated by 8570... That's a rather large discrepancy.

Great points and beyond my pay grade to even know as I am a civilian... but please look at Corey's resume again. I am not referring to having many jobs on a resume, I am referring to all the extremely short term jobs...

going backwards

4 months

3 months

3 months

1 year and 1 month (better)

1 year and 9 months (better)

9 months

2 years and 5 months (better)

2 months

5 months

3 months

1 year and 8 months (better)

9 months

9 months

4 months

7 months

there's way too many "short stints"

this would concern me because as an employer, there's an investment made in a new employee that only in time is the payoff received.

other than the single 5 month gig you had... all the rest are for a minimum of 2 years and 5 months with a few over 4 years.

[TargeT]

Posted by Sam Hunter (here)
there's way too many "short stints"

this would concern me because as an employer, there's an investment made in a new employee that only in time is the payoff received.

other than the single 5 month gig you had... all the rest are for a minimum of 2 years and 5 months with a few over 4 years.

changing jobs every 3 years (or so) is pretty normal these days... it's certainly a new job market... though Mine were just moving around into different departments at the same place for quite a while.

I'm a part of the hiring mechanism in my office, we see stuff like this more often than not these days...

the certifications are a data point there I can see as highly concerning, though not damning (I never saw his previous job history before the edits).


Those short stint job hopping is very very strange; I don't even see how you could get hired again after doing that twice... haha, maybe if you lied to your next employer? I've never seen something like that from a prospect.. I doubt they'd make it past HRO. (I see where you are saying now, I was a bit blinded by the lack of a security certification at first... but there's possible explanations there I suppose... like he was just a part time "once a month" guy).

[Flash]

This below describes a temp agency. He worked for a temp placement agency. Which are the ones who would send you a guy with no certifications but for whatever reason may be a clearance. Temp agency was my first job after earning a degree. Most agents do not even have a degree, they are young and would not care about certifications as long as they believe he can do the job. He may had told the agents he could

Posted by Sam Hunter (here)

Posted by TargeT (here)

Posted by Sam Hunter (here)
People can take various low level IT type courses and obtain certificates from these courses which can then assist a candidate into being given a well supervised, entry level job in the IT field. From there, its all about "what can you do" as to where you go from there. In my experience, when one sees job hopping in a resume, regardless of the usage of fluffy techno-wording, that's a red flag.
.

Plenty of real world examples out there.. This is what Goode's should look like (roughly) given his statements:



So I do disagree with "job hopping" a bit, especially if they are in the same career field as it's quite common to find someone shifting jobs every 3 years or so; "career field hopping" however.. I completely agree.

Corey has been at it longer than I have and has 1 certification.. this is a red flag to me.. I've been at it for some 6 years less than he and have 9 certifications with many that have expired as well. IT certifications are pretty important when working in the field.

but the BIGGEST red flag is this:

He worked in IT until 2012 for the Texas National Guard... Well, I happen to work for the National Guard and DOD 8570 was in implementation at that time. he would have had NO CHOICE but to get a MINIMUM of a Comp TIA Security+ certification or something more sophisticated, this is "the golden ticket" to DOD jobs and is mandatory with in 6 months of obtaining a position.

He doesn't list that certification or any of the higher ones mandated by 8570... That's a rather large discrepancy.

Great points and beyond my pay grade to even know as I am a civilian... but please look at Corey's resume again. I am not referring to having many jobs on a resume, I am referring to all the extremely short term jobs...

going backwards

4 months

3 months

3 months

1 year and 1 month (better)

1 year and 9 months (better)

9 months

2 years and 5 months (better)

2 months

5 months

3 months

1 year and 8 months (better)

9 months

9 months

4 months

7 months

there's way too many "short stints"

this would concern me because as an employer, there's an investment made in a new employee that only in time is the payoff received.

other than the single 5 month gig you had... all the rest are for a minimum of 2 years and 5 months with a few over 4 years.