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

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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.” Michelle Pfeiffer, 65, glams up for post-Thanksgiving selfie after showing off her roast turkey: 'I am so grateful!' Spotify listeners can now access premium content here > https://open.spotify.com/show/7wnXUAQ3vwdsX1BoyaEvjZ

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). During the hearing held on the 18th May 2022, the Republican Congressman Mike Gallagher asked the Pentagon intelligence offical Ronald Moultrie, and the deputy director of naval intelligence Scott Bray if either of them were aware of the “Wilson-Davis memo”. They said they were unfamiliar with the document. However, as the document was mentioned in the hearing it was entered into the record of it, and there are those who say that consquently, Dr Davis should step forward and give his account of it. Perhaps in subsequent hearings we may see this document discussed again. Holly Ramsay puts on a leggy display as she cosies up to boyfriend Adam Peaty before cradling newborn brother Jesse in a slew of sweet snaps Are we holding materials organic or inorganic that we don’t know about?” asked Rep. Jim Himes, a Connecticut Democrat. Asked by Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the chair of the full committee, if data on the craft was captured by multiple sensors — and not just video — Bray declined to answer in public, deferring to a subsequent classified session.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: Again, that is a very interesting statement, isn’t it? Remember, this is 1997, a full decade before the start of the AATIP program. You’d sure like to know which records Wilson was talking about. King told Armstrong that the Mirror had simply “cooled” towards the Wilson premiership owing to the fact he “was no prime minister”. I’m hopeful they will give me a call so I can give them a briefing,” he said on Wednesday. “Even at my own expense, I’d come to Washington with supporting documents and even bring a couple of witnesses with me.” I’ve been arguing for years that if we want a healthy society we need to get on top of this. We need to recognize there is an enormous discrepancy between the official truth and what’s really true. We need to stop lying to ourselves, and to allow ourselves to be lied to.

Even more interesting, during this time Wilson ran into William Perry, who had just left his position as U.S. Secretary of Defense. Perry is an extremely important and powerful figure and is still alive at age 91. Perry is someone of exceptional intelligence and ability who knows all the right people and appears to have always known all the right people.Heidi Klum and husband Tom Kaulitz get into holiday spirit and start decorating Christmas tree over Thanksgiving weekend You may also see in those notes where I came with two other naval officers, a lieutenant and a lieutenant commander, and a petty officer who was driving the car. I was not even in the Navy then. And the Navy was certainly not ferrying me around in a car at that point. Those notes are really detailed – it’s like somebody wrote a fiction piece. But it never happened, trust me. There are so many things in those notes that are demonstrably inaccurate. And I don’t know how I could prove it, but I haven’t been to Las Vegas since 1979, 80.” Wilson then said he had talked to Gansler about six months after his meeting with the program managers, and he told him what had happened there. Gansler said he had been briefed into the program by someone. Gansler said UFO’s are real but alien abductions are not real. He told Wilson to drop the matter and said he wouldn’t discuss it further. 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?