The full Master Evidence Document including all screenshots is available here: MASTER EVIDENCE DOCUMENT Over the past two months, posts documenting bias in Wikipedia's Disclosure Movement article reached 530,000+ combined views and 4,200+ upvotes across nine subreddits. Several posts were removed. One was deleted from r/UFOs after 4 hours at 253 upvotes and 40,000 views. Another was removed from r/UFOB after sitting at the top of the subreddit for 2.5 days. This is the complete record of ever...

The full Master Evidence Document including all screenshots is available here: MASTER EVIDENCE DOCUMENT Over the past two months, posts documenting bias in Wikipedia's Disclosure Movement article reached 530,000+ combined views and 4,200+ upvotes across nine subreddits. Several posts were removed. One was deleted from r/UFOs after 4 hours at 253 upvotes and 40,000 views. Another was removed from r/UFOB after sitting at the top of the subreddit for 2.5 days. This is the complete record of ever...

Should the Wikipedia page about UFOs include a section about UFO stigma and relevant research?

The NHI suppression Legacy Program, which Rob Featherly has documented over several years removing Wikipedia articles about inconvenient subjects, is now in the process of deleting the Wikipedia article for Jeremy Korbell's attorney just 48 hours after Korbell mentioned him in a Jesse Michaels pdocast! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irvin_Charles_McCullough This guy was head of the US IC but the LEGACY PROGRAM is deeper! They do this not bc ppl read Wiki but bc they know it manipulates AI. sub...

I went deep on the so-called "missing scientists" cluster that the FBI, House Oversight Committee, and White House are now formally reviewing. Compiled every named case from major reporting (CNN, Newsweek, Fox, Snopes, Wikipedia, Daily Mail, Boulder County Coroner, NTSB, etc.), cross-referenced the institutional and thematic links, then rated the actual strength of each connection. Tried to be honest about which links hold up and which are just narrative. --- ## TL;DR - **12 cases** are on th...

RT @disclosureorg: Skeptic Wikipedia editors have intentionally reframed the Disclosure Movement as a frivolous conspiracy theory through s…

🚨WIKIPEDIA: Chetsford calling for Wiki Rules to Be Abolished to discredit Amy Eskridge If you want to see how certain subjects get pushed out of serious conversation, you don't need to go digging through classified archives or wait for whistleblowers. You can watch it happen in real time, out in the open, more specifically on Wikipedia. There's an active editorial fight going on right now over how Amy Eskridge is described. Not her full body of work or the validity of the ideas she explored,...

This post has already reached 194,000 combined views and 2,700+ upvotes across multiple subreddits. Article being discussed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disclosure_movement Yesterday I posted documented evidence of bias in Wikipedia's Disclosure Movement article. Here is what happened next. What I documented — all verifiable in the public edit history: The opening sentence of the article stacks four dismissive signals in a single paragraph: "conspiracy theories," "so-called," "allege," "pro...

RT @Cortex_Zero: 📄⚠️ Wikipedia’s UFO Disclosure Page Is a Case Study in Narrative Manipulation Something very revealing is happening on Wi…

RT @disclosureorg: The “Disclosure Movement” page on Wikipedia is being actively manipulated by an organized group of skeptical editors who…