Many of those who are interested in the UFO issue in general, and the ufo-lore in particular, are familiar with this documentary from 2013: http://www.miragemen.com/
Even if you have already watched the documentary, I think it is an idea to watch it again, and ponder its content. Especially, if it has been a while since you watched it. And even though you have decided about the "Dr Eric W. Davis notes" on his meeting with Admiral Wilson, the notes of the same Dr Davis about his conversations with Christopher "Kit" Green, and the "Majestic 12 documents".
I recently watched Mirage Men for a second time. The first time was in early 2018. This second time around, and because of these recent "leaks", I found the information in Mirage Men more relevant than the first time I watched it. To watch and listen to all those past disinformation campaigns from Air Force intelligence (represented by Richard Doty), CIA, NSA, etc., helped me to be more levelheaded, and think with greater detachment about these recent "leaks" that have hit the ufo community.
What I remember most from Mirage Men, is that even the former disinformation-agents featured in the documentary say that all effective disinformation has some important facts and truths in it. One of the former Air Force intelligence agents (Walter Bosley), even says that some facts or truths in a disinformation campaign have to be the most extreme ones.
Disinformation about the UFO phenomenon is old news. Everyone seriously interested in the UFO subject is well aware of that. That disinformation is a mix of facts, half-lies, and information impossible to either
So, why are some people ready to believe every single "leaked" ufo document as fast as it comes out in the public domain, with no kind of scrutiny? Why are some people ready to dismiss every single "leaked" ufo document as a hoax as fast as it comes out in the public domain, with no kind of scrutiny?
If what the former AFOSI personnel are saying about effective disinformation is true, then we have an incentive to examine and assess the latest ufo leaks.
The challenge is to differentiate the truth from disinformation. That effort is going to take time. Therefore, I raise my hat to anyone who will take on this challenge impartially.
So, remember what the AFOSI agents in Mirage Men are saying about an effective disinformation campaign.
The next challenge is: can we trust them?
Take care!
/Janne
/Janne