Jerome Corsi

Conspiracy Theorist and Author

Jerome Corsi - Conspiracy Theorist and Author
Born

August 31st, 1946
78 years ago

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

United States

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Born in 1946, this individual gained notoriety as a conspiracy theorist and author. A frequent commentator on various political topics, he contributed extensively to discussions surrounding significant events and figures in contemporary politics. Corsi has authored multiple books, with 'Unfit for Command' being particularly noted for its impact during the 2004 presidential election cycle. The book critiqued the military service of John Kerry, leading to substantial media coverage and controversy. His writings often engaged with themes of government accountability and controversial narratives, attracting a dedicated following.

Authored 'Unfit for Command'

Wrote extensively on conspiracy theories

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