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Randy Barnes needs to get his stories straight. He's a Kerry supporter, and on The Big Story with John Gibson last night, he said that the Phoenix Project (he wouldn't say the word assassination), was the idea of only one guy and that everyone else ignored him because they didn't think he was serious. So why take a vote?

"was the idea of only one guy and that everyone else ignored him because they didn't think he was serious. So why take a vote?"

And why would Nicosia attribute this to him?

"According to Barnes, everybody knew that the discussion in that hall "was grounds for criminal indictment of conspiracy."

No, Barnes was one of the first to place Kerry at the meeting. He later backtracked after two calls from Kerry's henchman, John Hurley. But of course he was right the first time, as the FBI files prove.

And he is now doing his best to diminish the story, since he is on the Kerry payroll.

Camil wasn't considered a kook. He went on after the KC meeting to fill the void that Kerry (and Hubbard) had left. He became one of the two top leaders of the VVAW.

He wasn't considered a crank at all. As Nicosia said, his proposal made the VVAW respect him all the more.