Is GREG JENKINS a one-hit wonder?
Whenever a thread concerning Judy Wood appears, it is almost certain that a reference will be made to "The Greg Jenkins Video." The reference is sometimes made with hallowed-like phrasing, as if the next question should be: "In what year did "The Greg Jenkins Video" win the Oscar for best original documentary, best soundtrack, best this, that and the other?"
However, other than that video, little else is ever said about Greg Jenkins. Who knows, maybe he's busy writing a book rebutting Where Did the Towers Go? Goodness knows, posters around here seem desparate to find ways to do that; thus far with no success at all. The first reference in this thread was a claim the book wasn't selling. That claim was found wanting. The most recent claim was that the book could not be found in any library. That one also had to be abandoned.
In each instance, by the way--on sales and on libraries--the posters who made the negative claims were each graceful in their acknowledgment of having been incorrect. Their candor in that regard is appreciated. It adds to the quality of the exchange of information. We all make mistakes. It's not a big deal and nothing more need be said about it.
Back to Mr. Jenkins.
Here's what a casual, non-exhaustive google image search reveals at the top level:
The above image was cropped and edited, but the point is, OUR Greg Jenkins is the one in the dark-blue blazer, blue shirt, top button unbuttoned. Two different photos are seen of him in that garb. Both are from "The Greg Jenkins Video." All the other Greg Jenkinses of the world are different from OUR Greg Jenkins. The only photos of him that immediately pop up are from "the video."
It would appear that nothing else that Greg Jenkins has done, either before or since "the video" has garnered much attention.
One Hit Wonder
Whenever a thread concerning Judy Wood appears, it is almost certain that a reference will be made to "The Greg Jenkins Video." The reference is sometimes made with hallowed-like phrasing, as if the next question should be: "In what year did "The Greg Jenkins Video" win the Oscar for best original documentary, best soundtrack, best this, that and the other?"
However, other than that video, little else is ever said about Greg Jenkins. Who knows, maybe he's busy writing a book rebutting Where Did the Towers Go? Goodness knows, posters around here seem desparate to find ways to do that; thus far with no success at all. The first reference in this thread was a claim the book wasn't selling. That claim was found wanting. The most recent claim was that the book could not be found in any library. That one also had to be abandoned.
In each instance, by the way--on sales and on libraries--the posters who made the negative claims were each graceful in their acknowledgment of having been incorrect. Their candor in that regard is appreciated. It adds to the quality of the exchange of information. We all make mistakes. It's not a big deal and nothing more need be said about it.
Back to Mr. Jenkins.
Here's what a casual, non-exhaustive google image search reveals at the top level:
The above image was cropped and edited, but the point is, OUR Greg Jenkins is the one in the dark-blue blazer, blue shirt, top button unbuttoned. Two different photos are seen of him in that garb. Both are from "The Greg Jenkins Video." All the other Greg Jenkinses of the world are different from OUR Greg Jenkins. The only photos of him that immediately pop up are from "the video."
It would appear that nothing else that Greg Jenkins has done, either before or since "the video" has garnered much attention.
One Hit Wonder
