Announcing the release of the 'Davis-Wilson Memo: An Introductory Guide'! Featuring a timeline from 1997 to 2022, along with collection of public statements, the new UAP reporting procedures law, and EWD notes with added annotations.
View online:
https://t.co/qq5qLkBuLG
@joel_schectman@PressClubDC@aviswanatha As a journalist you should have issued a retraction and apology. It's insanity that you won an award for stuff that was literally disinformation.
🚨MJ-12 Validation? If True This Is Huge!
A new analysis claims that the Majestic 12 documents share real CIA file identifiers with officially declassified records. Specifically, document control numbers like "834021-" appear both in authenticated CIA archives and in certain MJ-12 materials.
For decades, critics dismissed MJ-12 as pure fabrication. The standard line has been that it was a 1980s hoax, but if internal routing codes, file references, and archival markers in the MJ-12 set align with genuine CIA indexing formats from the same era, then were these documents entirely fabricated, or built using authentic internal frameworks?
If someone forged these in the 1980s, they had an advanced understanding of CIA file taxonomy and document control systems way before the internet made that kind of research easy.
This is definitely a kick back against the lazy 'debunked, move on' narrative. Proving the MJ-12 files are legit is massive news. If you haven't read them and want to know why this is huge, you can view the files here:
https://t.co/9m7STEOTzJ
Th source to the substack explaining how the file numbers are legit:
https://t.co/bZ57sIBTDr
#MJ12 #UAP #UFO #Disclosure #FOIA #IntelligenceArchives
AARO Confirms a Helicopter Removed UAP Tic-Tac Radar Information from the USS Princeton in Nov 2004
Tim Phillips, the former Deputy Director of AARO, confirmed in an interview with Martin Willis (https://t.co/wUC1b0mQZl) that DARPA scientists removed the radar data from the USS Princeton. AARO was never able to recover the data. Here is his statement: "There actually was a sortie out to the USS Princeton where DARPA scientists dressed in black did land and did recover data." He went on to say: "Third Fleet staff was out there for that exercise, and they did realize there was some unusual stuff going on. The Third Fleet Staff actually directed that the data be recovered. Those data bricks with the radar plots was recovered and flown back to 3rd Fleet HQ in San Diego and subsequently transferred to Dahlgren, where they have the labs."
Radar data that would likely confirm an object moving at accelerations beyond our capabilities was supposedly lost.
The Age of Disclosure is the most revelatory, credible, and historic documentary ever made about UAP, non-human intelligent life, the Government’s involvement, and the bi-partisan disclosure effort. I’m proud to be in it with long-time colleagues and fellow disclosure advocates like @LueElizondo and proud of @Dan_Farah for his monumental work making this unprecedented film and making a landmark contribution to disclosure. This film will change the world. Let’s spread the word! #ageofdisclosure @ageofdisclosure
@19k0011@theblackvault The ATF chief was referring to the 2021 assessment, which was written by the UAP Task Force and is arguably the best public report the government has provided this decade on UAP.
Announcing the release of the 'Davis-Wilson Memo: An Introductory Guide'! Featuring a timeline from 1997 to 2022, along with collection of public statements, the new UAP reporting procedures law, and EWD notes with added annotations.
View online:
https://t.co/qq5qLkBuLG
@AquarianGG Imminent pages 82-83 refer to number of things that indicate it's David R. Shedd:
* Former CIA operative.
* Worked at ODNI. Deputy DNI, May 2007-August 2010. * Deputy Director DIA starting August 2010.
* DIA promotion was same month Clapper became DNI.
* D. Shedd / D. "Woods"
@Borders750 Very frustrating to hear this happen to you. Amazon's 'disappointing content' policy seems to be more about works that are in the public domain, not a public domain image on a book that is your original work.
https://t.co/6sXvpiQtAd
@ddeanjohnson Please note there is a discrepancy between Amendment #3 being "made in order" on https://t.co/mIxtFRY7QW and not included in the Rule at https://t.co/g3mHxpWoHJ
@ddeanjohnson Garcia et al's Amendment #3 was made in order. Facilitates the reporting of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) by civilian aviation personnel. Reports would be shared by the FAA to AARO at the Department of Defense, with legal protections for those making reports.
@ddeanjohnson@lorinstagram@matthew_pines Considering the stakes involved, it seems perfectly reasonable that Grusch wants to make sure all the questions in his November 13, 2023 email are fully addressed, where he stresses that there are "non-UAP activities as well". IMHO there's ambiguity AARO can receive all the info.
@Mattwonder@rosscoulthart@ddeanjohnson Grusch spent 4 years looking into it once he joined the UAP Task Force.
Grusch went to DoD IG in July 2021, ICIG in May 2022 (which was found "credible and urgent" in July 2022), and HPSCI and SSCI in December 2022.
Publicly Grusch testified to House Oversight on July 26, 2023.
@RobHeatherly1@alejandrotrojas@SicCoP1 My understanding was Elizondo's AATIP portfolio transitioned to Neill Tipton in October 2017 and then sometime in 2018 Jay Stratton would be director for what would become the UAP Task Force (which had its establishment approved by DepSecDef David Norquist in August 2020).
@DoD_AARO https://t.co/ynTo6SohtT
Worth mentioning in the July 2023 House Oversight hearing it was reported that when the pilot when to check out the diamond formation his radar went down and FLIR system malfunctioned (page 38 of transcript above).