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he's a man who interviewed admiral thomas r wilson in 2002 which was a whole big thing that came out in

2019 that was a big mess but it was all true davis meets with wilson after wilson had retired from the

with different people to talk about this and they get to meet with admiral thomas r wilson

and they give gives a presentation and wilson and i know this is absolutely true said i'm going to

to meet with them and he says it is your we're getting back to eric davis i promise you okay wilson says

who are allowed to be honest and it's like 500 people and wilson's in in uh is reading the list

this and miller these are navy guys miller mitchell and wilson they're all navy uh apparently uh wilson and

miller chatted about this after and miller i guess learned that wilson had failed in getting access to

to wilson we want to talk to him so wilson retires in 02 and clearly eric davis who was part of the

nids group he's the one he goes out and he he interviews wilson he got he he got the scoop and he writes

up roughly 15 pages of typewritten notes of his conversation with wilson i am mentioning this because

2006 and seven six seven 2007 and then um and i read the portion where wilson is telling davis

know for a fact well one i mean this isn't a ufo incident but this was the davis wilson notes that

2009 when davis actually interviewed wilson during that period valet knew about this

And I started with the Wilson Davis memo because I thought that was a perfect place to kind of see where the rubber meets the road from those notes.

And also Admiral Wilson.

Vice Admiral Thomas Wilson, Deputy Director of the DIA.

So, so I guess, um, in 1997, uh, Stephen Greer and his disclosure project, uh, met with VADM, Vice Admiral Thomas Wilson.

I think even Thomas Wilson says he met Greer there.

And Vice Admiral Thomas Wilson was so floored, he embarked on his own quest to do so.

And these 2002 meeting notes are a recollection of the meeting between a supposed alleged meeting between Eric Davis and Thomas Wilson in 2002 in the parking lot of EG&G, which of course itself is a famous defense contractor, maybe involved with such programs.

But these notes basically recount Admiral Thomas Wilson's ventures into finding UFO legacy programs hidden within the SAPOC, Special Access Program Oversight Committee guarded by the senior review group SRG.

So all these names and what's really interesting in these notes is, um, Wilson talks about how back in there's been some restructuring of these UFO legacy programs in the notes.

But I, when I would talk about like a line, like, you know, vice Admiral Thomas Wilson talks about Paul Kaminsky.

And the fact that that list that was sort of given or shown to Admiral Wilson at the time was, to his surprise, mostly private contracting names.

I mean, the, so the Wilson Davis notes, um, VAD and Wilson says that, you know, the whole legacy program portfolio is pretty much guarded, kept under wraps by, uh, the U S elements of DOD and IC and one private contractor that he refused to name.

EG&G, of course, is Wilson Davis notes and Bob Lazar's employer.

Simpkinson, NASA archived UFO by Ed Wilson.

U.S. would pay more attention to what's happening here. Yeah. I'm sick of like arguing about the Wilson

Admiral Thomas Wilson, who oversaw basically all American military technology at the time.

In this meeting, Wilson expressed extreme frustration at a covert UFO reverse engineering program

In 1997, you have Admiral Thomas Wilson, who's head of J2 Joint Chiefs, who is, you know, under

Yeah. Tell me about this memo. Well, it's the, uh, the, oh, you're talking about the Wilson

Thomas J. Wilson, who's head of J2 joint chiefs should be in charge of all military technology