CORE SECRETS: The Admiral Wilson UFO Memo ‘Smoking Gun' Leak of the Century’

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Some claim Lazar’s story is entirely a hoax, however the Admiral Wilson Memo has a lot of support (including by researchers such as Richard Dolan). If the “EWD Notes” copied many key aspects of Lazar’s story, wouldn’t they be based off a hoax, and therefore be a hoax too? This theoretical hoaxer could have at least changed the meeting location or the MJ12 references, right? This program is now an open secret. Everybody (which includes Russia/CCP intelligence) knows about it, except for the people at work paid to not know about it. Nothing materialised of the plot and King, the chairman of International Publishing Corporation (IPC), which counted the Daily Mirror among its titles, described the story as “nonsense”.

Shoppers' secret to Zen: NEOM's bestselling electric diffuser is on sale with 30% off this Cyber Weekend (it fills your home with fragrance for 7 hours) Wilson informed them that he read their program record in the OUSDAT special program records group “and wanted to know about their crashed UFO program, what their role in that was, what they had, etc.” He also “asked if they heard of MJ-12 or some such organization code related to crashed/recovered UFO craft.” There’s nothing we can offer or help out with on your request,” a spokesperson for the federal think tank said on Wednesday. In the spring of 1997, when Admiral Thomas Wilson was still Deputy DIA Director for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, a series of events occurred and these notes go some way in explaining what happened during those events.the leak will be very easy to understand, whenever its origin is revealed, as at some point it surely will be.

I'm A Celeb's Grace Dent sparks concern with her 'scarily unwell' appearance after one week in the jungle: 'I didn't even recognise her'The details came in a rare public session in which top U.S. intelligence officials were pressed to reveal what they know about the highly secretive and controversial mystery. The hearing covered widely held conspiracies that the government has obtained material from crashed UFOs (they said they haven’t) and whether they have studied high-profile UFO cases such as one that reportedly shut down nuclear missiles in Montana decades ago (they have not and promised to look into it). Those are the basics of what is in these notes, and of course they are available for anyone to read now and I am sure they will be analyzed by many. Never,’ retired Rear Adm. Thomas R. Wilson replied Tuesday when asked if he’d ever been barred from retrieving classified material, exotic or otherwise, during his career.”