We need to be clear about what this is. It’s not a classified statement from the President or even from Wilson himself attesting to the reality of this program. However, it is a wholly credible series of notes by a scientist who only intended this to go to an extremely limited group of close colleagues. As such it has exceptional credibility. Moreover, the amount of detail and of specific names in it make it obvious that this is all very real. I did ask Dr. Greer if he could elaborate on the “minor errors” and he stated we would need to go through “line by line” to point them out. I will continue to pursue seeking out elaboration on those points and time to go line-by-line, but for now, I offer the above statement. Exception Fallacy – is the converse of the ecological fallacy, wherein one infers a group conclusion on the basis of individual, small study or exceptional cases. This is the kind of fallacious reasoning that is at the core of stereotyping. " Carson also indicated that more hearings are in the offing. “The last time Congress had a hearing on UAPs was a half-century ago,” he said. “I hope that it does not take 50 years for Congress to hold another. Because transparency is desperately needed.”

But these notes blow all that apart. Here we see true runaway secrecy. No oversight. Angry, upset military and government officials who frankly had a right to be upset. This signifies the existence of a truly secret world. During a long and distinguished career he was a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the NASA distinguished service award, and 2005 nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize, and many other awards. It was here that monks such as Saint Cuthbert brought the Christian Gospel to the North, before the missionaries of Rome did so. The Christian story is in the very stones of this numinous place, as it is, strangely enough, at St Michael's Mount, even if that has been a house for noblemen for over 400 years.He accused Wilson, who was legitimately ousted by Ted Heath’s Conservatives at the 1970 general election, of feeding the coup allegation to the press in 1981, and of being influential in his removal from the IPC board. Wilson told the three that he demanded a formal briefing on this program, and was doing so on his authority as Deputy Director DIA and Joint Chief of Staff J-2. This was an oversight on their part they needed to correct, he said. You can also sign up to Zencastr with 40% off for 3 months with promo code: ufopodcast at https://zencastr.com/pricing?coupon=ufopodcast&fpr=7ooh0 . Start recording your own podcast or meetings today! Liam Hemsworth and girlfriend Gabriella Brooks enjoy rare public outing with actor's brothers Chris and Luke at the F1 Grand Prix of Abu Dhabi

It’s all fiction. I wouldn’t know Eric Davis if he walked in right now.”“I’m not saying that sometime, somewhere, I never met (Davis), but I certainly don’t know him, I don’t remember him, and I definitely did not sit with him in a car for an hour in Las Vegas.” U.S. Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence Scott Bray explains a video of unidentified aerial phenomena, as he testifies before a House Intelligence Committee subcommittee hearing on May 17, 2022 in Washington, D.C. Maureen Nolan, 69, forced to continue working after she and her singing sisters were 'ripped off' and lost MILLIONS: 'We were young and naive' I agree with this assessment. Case in point, I tend to think Bob Lazar’s story is broadly credible. At the very least he was able to take John Lear and Gene Huff to the right time and place to view a UFO/ARV test flight, which is some killer inside information. And is at odds with Gansler’s assertion that they couldn’t get the UFO to fly. Ed Sheeran makes a surprise cameo at Mushroom 50 Live concert to pay tribute to late founder Michael GudinskiWhile I can fully understand how a man with his position and access would be able to definitively say that “UFOs are real”, I do not understand how he can definitively state that “alien abductions (are) not real”. There really is *no* way he can assert that unless he’s sitting in on the alien’s policy working group meetings? Or is his certainty from retrieved and deciphered media from a crashed alien ship? I’m joking there, but what it really seems to me is that Gansler doth protest too much on the point of alien abduction. Robert Bigelow was, for twenty years, the owner of the Skinwalker Ranch. His company Bigelow Aerospace was awarded a contract by AATIP (Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program), the U.S. Department of Defense funded program headed by Luiz Elizondo, tasked with studying UFOs or unexplained aerial phenomena (UAP). When was it discovered? But the retired Marine Corps officer who also sits on the House Armed Services Committee says it’s time to set some of these wild theories to rest. Given that we cannot verify or support the memo from documentary sources, only the alleged can provide elucidation. Wilson has stated he denies the content of the memo, although many would argue he is covering himself. Wilson (2020) states:

Perhaps there is some significance in light of the developments since the revelations about the Nimitz and Roosevelt incidents. These have been widely covered by the investigations by the TTSA (To The Stars Academy) and subsequent documentaries on the History channel. That means relying on other government agencies for help when collecting data that falls outside the expertise of military or intelligence experts. Regardless of who is conducting the investigation, crash retrievals are often highly controversial and hotly debated within the UFO community. Some believe that they provide valuable insight into the reality of alien visitation, while others believe that they are simply a way for governments to cover up the truth. What are ‘exotic materials’? Davis, who is now a senior project engineer at the government-funded The Aerospace Corporation, has declined several POLITICO requests for interviews.The greatest problem that could happen by citing such a memo in congress, is that if it is proven a hoax, then it would humiliate the UAP issue- a document that surely belongs to the "wild westian" atmosphere of Ufology of the 1990s-early 2000s, a memo associated with Greer who himself is shady. Greer states: There’s nothing we can offer or help out with on your request,” a spokesperson for the federal think tank said on Wednesday.

Asked by subcommittee Chair Rep. André Carson (D-Ind.) if the Pentagon will follow the facts wherever they may lead, Moultrie responded, “we’re open to all hypotheses, we’re open to any conclusions that we may encounter.” Are STEM CELLEXOSOMES the secret to a 'snatched' jawline? Discover the products that influencers are claiming gave them taut, flawless skin...Ozzy Osbourne, 74, goes for a walk in Los Angeles with the help of a cane and two aides after ditching his wheelchair amid ongoing health issues In July of 2019, I interview retired police Lieutenant Tim McMillan. Armed with his experience and research of Special Access Programs (SAPs) for his article published on THE WARZONE, along with his long career as a law enforcement officer, he weighed in on the Admiral Thomas Wilson leaks. In his 1981 letter, King wrote: “As you must have noticed, I have recently been accused in some newspapers of planning a coup – perhaps military, perhaps not – to overthrow this government in 1968 … Unlike most newspaper stories this one had no foundation in fact.” Vice Adm Thomas Wilson, born March 4 1946, is a retired Vice Admiral in the U.S. Navy. He was the 13th Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency from 1999 until 2002. Prior to this position, from 1997 to 1999, he served as Director of Intelligence for the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Deputy Director of Intelligence for the Joint Chiefs, a position is known as J-2. He retired from the Navy in 2002 having served since 1968. What is the Admiral Wilson memo? After reading this Wilson laughed and said that he “didn’t tell Miller EVERYTHING,” whatever that means. Then Wilson said “Miller can make good educated guesses on who (contractors) has alien hardware.” Then, “Miller can give good advice on which defense companies to look at – that’s all he knows.”