This is absolutely on point. https://t.co/2tJ9VDBdhE [Quoted] @emmatuckerWSJ: This is not complicated. Mellon alleges a scientist’s words were used to support a conclusion about material he wasn’t discussing, and that correction requests went unanswered. @joel_schectman can explain the reporting. You can explain the editorial decision to stand by it. @WSJPR: publish the answer. It is 2026. UAP transparency commands bipartisan attention in Congress and scrutiny from former military and intelli...

Chris Mellon, via the Debrief (April 2025): "As I sometimes reminded DoD colleagues when drafting security policy for the Secretary of Defense, we certainly did [Quoted] 🧵 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 abo...

"WSJ's Joel Schectman is, 'blatantly lying.'" ~Dr. Eric Davis, to me and @GoodTroubleShow "The [WSJ] twisted our [NYT] story. Schectman has mischaracterized what our Times story actually said and we've told him a correction is warranted." ~Blumenthal and Kean (Last year, I reached out for a comment from Blumenthal and Kean regarding the WSJ's 2nd UAP article and claims about Dr. Eric Davis. They were nice enough to respond. ⬇️ ) "Upon reading the Journal's second piece, Blumenthal emailed @jo...

(Excellent work. I'll include a comment I received from Blumenthal and Kean in my next post.) "Both Dr. Davis and journalist Ralph Blumenthal subsequently rais [Quoted] 🧵 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 abou...

Posted by the Disclosure Foundation: Disclosure Foundation Calls on The Wall Street Journal to Correct UAP Reporting Errors, Urges National Press Club to Rescind Journalism Award I am a Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence currently serving as Chairman of the Disclosure Foundation, a nonpartisan nonprofit organization advancing the public disclosure and scientific understanding of unidentified anomalous phenomena through policy leadership, legal action, and public edu...

[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