Seems to me that the incurious nature of Congress in hearing from Wilson directly in public (or even bringing up him in parallel during the Grusch hearing) would seem to indicate that perhaps some Kabuki is at foot here...
More and more my theory has become that Elizondo, Mellon, and others (who are all very much aware of the Wilson memo) just do not want to discuss it for some reason...and more and more it seems like the reason is to protect Wilson as an "on background" source who never wanted to go public.
The fact that Grusch's entire last 5 years at the UAPTF has basically been repeating every step Wilson was alleged to have taken (including getting denied access, and told to stand down) while meticulously documenting it all for posterity and presentation to oversight committees who just so happen to have cleared legal pathways for witnesses Grusch contacted to speak directly to them would sure point to there clearly being some unacknowledged information sharing / coordination between Wilson and Congress to benefit Wilson while still achieving the same goal?
And what of Davis, then?? Completely clammed up now? Clearly he’s on the DoD payroll - and it seems he’s not going to give that up. There are so many knots now in this investigation that chips are flying into and under my protective goggles.
Yes, Schumer’s deal is a crack - but in what door? If the DoD has been protecting this for 75 years now I can imagine plenty of internal shuffling happening under the radar as well as Alfred E Neuman shrugs or “what, me worry?”
Has there been any traction with Davis? The memo reads suspiciously hoax-like IMHO.
Um, am I missing something?, isnt Admiral Wilson saying its all rubbish and he denies the memo and never met Eric Davis and the Ufos never crossed his desk?
Congratulations, sir. This column is a genuine service. Here's an issue that both sides of the UFO/UAP debate can unite around -- Wilson is willing to testify, let Congress swear him in.
Seems to me that the incurious nature of Congress in hearing from Wilson directly in public (or even bringing up him in parallel during the Grusch hearing) would seem to indicate that perhaps some Kabuki is at foot here...
More and more my theory has become that Elizondo, Mellon, and others (who are all very much aware of the Wilson memo) just do not want to discuss it for some reason...and more and more it seems like the reason is to protect Wilson as an "on background" source who never wanted to go public.
The fact that Grusch's entire last 5 years at the UAPTF has basically been repeating every step Wilson was alleged to have taken (including getting denied access, and told to stand down) while meticulously documenting it all for posterity and presentation to oversight committees who just so happen to have cleared legal pathways for witnesses Grusch contacted to speak directly to them would sure point to there clearly being some unacknowledged information sharing / coordination between Wilson and Congress to benefit Wilson while still achieving the same goal?
And what of Davis, then?? Completely clammed up now? Clearly he’s on the DoD payroll - and it seems he’s not going to give that up. There are so many knots now in this investigation that chips are flying into and under my protective goggles.
Yes, Schumer’s deal is a crack - but in what door? If the DoD has been protecting this for 75 years now I can imagine plenty of internal shuffling happening under the radar as well as Alfred E Neuman shrugs or “what, me worry?”
Has there been any traction with Davis? The memo reads suspiciously hoax-like IMHO.
Um, am I missing something?, isnt Admiral Wilson saying its all rubbish and he denies the memo and never met Eric Davis and the Ufos never crossed his desk?
Breaking news, folks: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/13/us/politics/ufo-records-schumer.html Another crack in the dike -- a big one.
Congratulations, sir. This column is a genuine service. Here's an issue that both sides of the UFO/UAP debate can unite around -- Wilson is willing to testify, let Congress swear him in.