[Retweeted] 🧵 1/6 The Disclosure Foundation calls on The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) to correct errors in its June 2025 UAP reporting and on the National Press Club (@PressClubDC) to rescind the journalism award given to the articles’ authors. In a formal letter, Foundation Chairman Christopher Mellon (@ChrisKMellon) details concerns about misquoted sources, insufficient scrutiny of government claims, and omitted context. This thread outlines those concerns. Read our full statement and letter...

The government admits it's encouraged UFO hysteria. Fine. But if UFO discussion is a coordinated psyop, there's a critical gap: the mainstream media isn't on board. The Wall Street Journal is actively arguing against it. See my breakdown here. https://t.co/vfB1NQFcYm https://t.co/AyKCiYTOmq

Everyone says UFO discussion is a psyop to distract us. But here's the problem: the Wall Street Journal (one of the most powerful propaganda machines in America) is arguing AGAINST the UFO narrative. If this was coordinated, why isn't the establishment unified? Watch my analysis. https://t.co/HJ0IFqFZV8

Lue Elizondo on future UFO event: “It’s going to be a HOLY COW moment & white hot all over the media.” 👽🛸😱 The former Pentagon UAP investigator says people are going to find out because it will be “very, very public.” He adds there will not be a run on Wall Street, but for the uninitiated it will be a “holy cow moment.” For those already following the topic, he says it will be fascinating and interesting, but they probably will not be surprised. Diana Pasulka, professor of religious studie...

The Wall Street Journal ran a story explaining UFOs as an Air Force hazing ritual. They claimed they are a secret EMP weapon tested on our own nukes. But one of the people behind it had run psychological warfare operations for a major defense contractor: https://t.co/fw34xF3rzz