Tic Tac UFO document: Interesting (if real)

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Bill Murphy, at The Anomalist, posted [5/22/18] a few comments and this link to a Bill Knapp I-Team report for Channel 8 in Las Vegas:

http://www.lasvegasnow.com/news/i-team-exclusive-confidential-report-analyzes-tic-tac-ufo-incidents/1187688105

The alleged "Tic Tac paper" about the era 2000 UFO “encounters” (and videos) by U.S. military pilots is more than interesting reading; it is an MJ-12-like document, marred by footnotes, as Bill Murphy notices, from Wikipedia.

Why would a supposedly authentic U.S. Pentagon paper use Wikipedia, and not military source documents to make its points?

The so-called “Executive Summary” ends with this:

The paper represents, if actual, a military summary of UFO activity that seems to be dismissive, when one reading it sees that the alleged encounters and observations are tantamount to something profoundly significant, militarily and scientifically.

I’m sure there will more about this I-Team discovery….much more.

RR