quillius, on 12 October 2011 - 08:58 AM, said:
Hey Psyche, the Admiral was actually admiral Wilson, I have found a few different bits and pieces that corroborate this. I am very pressed (as usual) for time but will try and post something in regards to this.
I have many other links and information that does help us build the picture fully.
Since you mention Kevin Randle, I thought it prudent to post this 'blog' of his. I also found his work very 'level headed' and good to see such from someone on my side of the fence. Anyhow I think it makes a good read with valid points that I agree with a majority.
http://kevinrandle.b...01_archive.html
I still think there is a lot more to Mitchells story and I also feel that the Roswelians he alludes to i.e. locals are the ones that triggered his interest, I then think his interest in the subject coupled with certain committees and circles he moved in also provided him with information. So yes I did sort of assist your line of thought with regards to 'old timers' being local but lets not put this to bed yet as there is mmore to this story (famous Sky words there :0 )
Gidday Mate
I have read that link, I do not suppose you noticed that Kevin appears to agree with me?
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Let’s take a look at this carefully. Mitchell isn’t saying that he saw any of this, that he was working with inside information, but was talking to the people who were involved, in Roswell. Clearly these were people he trusted and that they felt they could tell him about it because of who he was. But this adds little to what we already know about Roswell. He provides no names, though I suspect we could identify some of them if we wanted.He then goes off on what I believe to be a tangent, but it also supplies us with a clue about the source of some of the information.
I agree he is a good investigator, certainly a favorite of mine from the other side of the fence, I see him as leaps and bounds out in front of the likes of Friedman. My only problem with Kevin's take is that I find his reason for believing in Roswell as an ET incident just a little too plain, simplistic and unconvincing, as far as I can tell it all comes down to that he believes Marcel could not have misidentified a Balloon. That seems to be the entire basis for his conviction. Still, next to others in the field, like Bragalia, he shines out like a beacon.
Admiral Wilson. Do you really think there might be something to this? Greer is out in some desolate woo woo land here mate, as soon as his name enters the mix, the credibility loses and engine and takes a serious nose dive. In this case though, both Wilson and Mitchell pulled away from Greer. I know the meeting you are talking about now, Naval Commander Willard Miller was there too. Now Mitchell called this meeting, earlier I posted:
I did take my story to the Pentagon -- not NASA, but the Pentagon -- and asked for a meeting with the Intelligence Committee of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and got it.
So why would he invite Greer along, unless he has no knowledge of the actual situation, and relies on people who will support him, when in essence, people of this caliber are no doubt using him for his title of Astronaut. This meeting has gone to pieces, Wilson emphatically denies the claims made, and Ed himself also tuned on Greer for involving him. Live and lear I take it was Ed's lesson there.
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Billy Cox: And, Finally, Admiral Wilson Denies Greer/Mitchell Allegations
A former high-ranking military intelligence official rumored to have been snubbed in his attempts to obtain sheltered UFO data insists he never even bothered to look for it.
“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.
Now an executive with a Minnesota-based defense contractor, Wilson told De Void he accepted Mitchell’s 1997 request “because he was a former astronaut and maybe had more credibility than some person off the street.” Wilson says he doesn’t remember who else attended that meeting, but he admitted “a certain amount of curiosity” about allegations of deep-black UFO projects.
“What is true is that I met with them,” Wilson said in a phone interview. “What is not true is that I was denied access to this material, because I didn’t pursue it. I may have left it open with them, but it was not especially compelling, not compelling enough to waste my staff’s time to go looking for it.”
Mitchell told De Void he never heard directly from Wilson after their initial meeting, but he says he trusts the veracity of the unnamed sources who told him of Wilson’s inability to penetrate security.
Mitchell said he was “shocked” by Wilson’s response to De Void, but added, “I do not wish to engage him on this matter.”
Steven Greer refused to back down.
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One thing that reall stands out here, is that Mitchell is saying above that he never heard from the Admiral again. Yet Ed also says
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And told them my story and what I know and eventually had that confirmed by the admiral that I spoke with, that indeed what I was saying was true.
Either it was a very long meeting, or there is another anomaly here.
And the other thing is that Wilson is not saying "I have no comment" he is not saying "classified" he is saying "poppycock." That is pretty clear, not only that, but Ed himself distanced himself from Greer over that one:
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Ed Mitchell Most Unhappy With Greer Using His Name As Disclosure Witness
(Edgar Mitchell) I cooperated with Steve Greer some years ago, but he began to overreach his data continuously, necessitating a withdrawal by myself, and, I believe, several others. I have requested to be removed from any web site, announcements, etc., but see that has not taken place.
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I think it rather obvious that it is not the Admiral in denial here, it is Ed. Lets face it, he needs the validation. Glenn Denis, Stephen Greer, and Bob Lazar are amongst his "sources" Mate this is going downhill at a more rapid rate than even I envisaged. If Ed cannot name a credible source that will back him, I have to say that he has
less information than the average person with a UFO interest to validate these claims. Ed says his information comes primarily from the old timers, and I find this "supporting evidence that validates what Ed heard" a pretty loose corroboration, grasping at straws if you will.
At the end of the day, I feel it is what we started with, Ed believes other who believe. That is about the short and tall of it.
Cheers.
Edited by psyche101, 12 October 2011 - 10:52 PM.