This statement was written by Paul Schatzkin and is quoted at the beginning of the " notebook" postings. It might need a little bit of an explanation
"Commentary from ttbrown.com :
"Back in the 1970s and 1980s a researcher and author named Willam Moore --- best known as the co-author of such folk-lore as "The Roswell Incident" and "The Philadelphia Experiment" (there, I said it...), wrote a couple of articles about Townsend Brown. Moore was also the last journalist to interview and photograph Brown shortly before his death in 1985.
"Somehow, during that period, Moore obtained access to Brown's personal laboratory notebooks, and, presumably, obtained permission to "publish" three volumes of those journals. Photo-copies of those journals have been in circulation ever since." .
You can tell that Paul is being his usual self when he mentions the Philadelphia Experiment and the Roswell Incident... and calls them...." Myths". Alot of people reading that on his Forum took real exception to his attitude.... but that was typical of Paul... When we first started researching Dads life he swore that he was never going to mention " The Philadelphia Experiment"..... thats why he says what he does here " There.... I've said it."
Paul also had a very hard time trying to wrap his head around what the story was telling him and where it was going... he wanted it to be easy... Like his earlier attempt at a biography. He expected things to fall into place the way that his Philo Farnsworth story had. Of course he was not dealing with all of the black holes that appeared in Dads life and I guess they ended up to be too much for him. After his meeting with Mikado anyway.
Linda