DIA

have the big five agencies the cia nsa dia nro and nga and there's the hidden neuro the national

who was deputy director of the dia at the time i believe um and he tried to gain access to some

mean bass the organization that robert bigelow created to handle the contract for the dia and

And then at the end of it, you find it's a hoax by the DIA or something to fool the Russians about something.

And, you know, when BAS was initiated, the, the task given by the DIA for us was to look at, um, you know, propulsion, um, uh, weight and, and all kinds of things that would be the ordinary things that you'd want to know about a rocket.

You were looking at it and at DIA, we need you to put this thing together.

defense intelligence agency he had run the dia and this is connected you interviewed stephen greer so

the joint chiefs which was head of the dia so he was important and he goes on a two-month

that would mean that agua dia is where on the top left top top top right excuse me top right okay i

Vice Admiral Thomas Wilson, Deputy Director of the DIA.

And how he, as a deputy director for the DIA and very senior, uh, flag officer for the Navy was denied access to such programs.

Deputy Director CIA, NSA, DIA, Naval Intelligence, Four Star Admiral.

It's like a DIA document.

Dr. Lekatsky is an honorable man who served most of his career with the DIA, a very trusted

Secondly, I gave all of that material to the DIA through BASS, the OSAP program.

It's a number. There's a number in those documents I gave you. There was a larger program that actually had three sub-programs that was, Thread 3 was the name I got, and then the DIA guys who looked at it figured out there was a much larger organization.

I was the creator and DIA program manager of ASAP,

So, as way of background, I was the creator and DIA program manager of OSAP,

Instead, the books factually detail the results of OSCEP's day-to-day activities assembled only from official government files at DIA and approved for release by the Department of Defense or War.

To submit to me at DIA, he reduced that, as you know, to 7,500 pages, the 115 documents.

Now, let's speak about DIA.

DIA FOIA states that the 7,500 pages cannot be found so that the public can directly read them.

DIA is unofficial paranormal ghost hunt program at Skidwalker Ranch, where they went rogue.

In the eyes of DIA, OSEP was completely successful in achieving its objectives.

Imagine, DIA had a vampire in charge of its UFO program.

The next day after the election, he called DIA.

I was told by intelligence people, they'll never authorize those 115, not books, documents from DIA.

If DIA, if CIA, if the State Department, if NSA doesn't want you to have their clearance, they won't grant it.

I mean, I saw people from the public asking for old classified documents in DIA.