Lue Elizondo has a tell-all book coming out on UFO’s

Per the Hollywood Reporter this morning: “Former Pentagon UFO Official Luis Elizondo to Reveal “Shocking Details” in New Book”. He obviously has negotiated a release for some materials previously covered by his NDA. Perhaps Danny Sheehan has been working on that issue also.

Here’s an excerpt from the Hollywood Reporter article:

The former director of a secretive U.S. government UFO program is ready to tell his full story.

Luis Elizondo, who headed the Pentagon’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program’s effort to study UFOs around the world, has signed a book deal with William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins, after a competitive bidding war for the U.S. publishing rights.

The memoir “promises to reveal shocking never-before-shared details regarding what Elizondo has learned about UFOs and the profound implications for humanity, all of which will escalate what is already a hot topic globally.”

Furthermore,

Said Elizondo in a statement: “The American people now know a small portion of what I and my colleagues in the Pentagon have been privy to: That these UAP (unidentified aerial phenomenon) are not secret U.S. technology, that they do not seem to belong to any known allies or adversaries and that our intelligence services have yet to identify a terrestrial explanation for these extraordinary vehicles. This conversation is only just beginning.”

“UFO (2021) Official Trailer | SHOWTIME Documentary Series”

Drip, drip, drip:

From J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot comes a four-part docuseries uncovering the (in)credible evidence and events that claim the existence of UFOs and other life forms on – or hovering above – Earth. The series will unravel America’s historic obsession with the extraterrestrial. From “Top Gun” pilots being taunted by tic-tac looking flying saucers in the sky, to Gen Z’s rave in the notorious Area 51, to government conspiracy theories, set ups and cover ups, our UFO Project will take us to the ends of the earth – and even a bit farther than that – and back as we tell the twisted tales of sightings, and deception and what this intense and haunting speculation has done to the psyche of the American public and national trust in the government.

UFO/UAP Disclosure by proxy: “Ross Coulthart — Investigating UFOs & Impossible Science” (video interview)

When I finished watching this video interview, my first thought was that the Pentagon is disclosing what it knows about UFO/UAP’s by using carefully selected spokesmen who are not, at present anyway, on its payroll. This gives the Pentagon a veneer of plausible deniability.

First came Luis Elizondo and Christopher Mellon. Both former highly-placed insiders now bound by non-disclosure agreements. Videos were leaked to them and released to the public, but only after they had been confirmed and such release permitted by the Pentagon.

And now we have Ross Coulthart in this video interview loaded with juicy intel provided by Pentagon (and other) “sources.” He’s not a former Pentagon insider, but he is an authority figure in the Australian media (which once again gives the DOD a comfortable distance from the subject being discussed).

Disclosure by proxy?

You decide. Here’s the video:

Here it is: OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE — Preliminary Assessment:Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (link below)

Here’s the link to the Report at Black Vault:

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
Preliminary Assessment: Unidentified Aerial Phenomena

Poring over this right now and will update this post as I find interesting details.

UPDATE 5:49 PM

On Page 6, there is an interesting detail:

The UAPTF has 11 reports of documented instances in which pilots reported near misses with a UAP

UPDATE 6:11 PM

Still reading the report but one thing stands out. This report is an admission by the DOD and the ODNI that they cannot identify what is invading at will our secure airspace around ships, military facilities, and aircraft carrying our most advanced systems and we have absolutely no way of preventing it.

Based on this report, these UAP’s pose a massive unknown, unassessable, and unpreventable threat AND we don’t know what they are, whose they are, or what their purpose, potential, or destructive capability is.

Correct me if I’ve missed something, but this sounds like a big deal.

UFO/UAPs: The best way for the Pentagon to release classified information to the public is to give it to Congress in classified briefings.

We’ll see if this old maxim is true. That said, it is hard to imagine a bunch of Congressmen and Senators being able to conceal something as explosive as the truth about UFO/UAPs.

A raised eyebrow, a furrowed forehead, a smirk…a wink and a nod. And all that alcohol-fueled pillow talk.

Well, here it comes:

On Wednesday, members of the House Intelligence Committee received a classified briefing with U.S. Navy and FBI officials on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), which some of the lawmakers have said may represent a threat to national security.

The briefing came in advance of the release of a highly anticipated report, which looked at more than 100 instances of what have been classed as unidentified aerial objects observed by the military.

Foreknowledge of Wednesday’s briefing was first learned of by CNN, who noted that UFOs have recently become an issue that government officials have struggled to remove “from the world of science fiction and consider its actual national security implications.”

The briefing with members of the House Intelligence was conducted within a sensitive compartmented information facility (SCIF), according to Fox News.

Source: The Debrief

Lue Elizondo: “UFOs/UAPs are not believed to be of Earth nation origin” — ‘Infinitesimally small possibility’ that they are U.S., Chinese, or Russian

Per Tom Rogan of the Washington Examiner (Tom has done a yeoman’s job reporting on this subject), Elizondo has come out with further clarification of the UFO/UAP issue in anticipation of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence report to Congress expected later this month.

Points of clarification by Elizondo per Rogan:

• it is a credible line of government inquiry that these UFOs are “extraterrestrial, extra-dimensional,” or the creation of an Earth-based intelligence entirely unknown to our human society.
• it is “nothing more than an infinitesimally small possibility” that these extraordinary UFOs are of either U.S., Chinese, or Russian origin (or Israel or Elon Musk, etc.). [This has been echoed by Sen Martin Heinrich of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence]
• the government has evidence to indicate that the most extraordinary UFOs are not “human-made machines.”

Source: Tom Rogan, Washington Examiner

Video (31:05): Luis Elizondo/Jackie Alemany Washington Post Interview – “It’s Option Number Three”

This interview is amazing if only because Lue makes it abundantly clear that, in his mind, the answer to the question “what are they” (the UFO/UAP’s) is Option Number Three.

They aren’t Option Number One – No, they aren’t some secret U.S. technology.

They aren’t Option Number Two – No, they don’t belong to our adversaries, China and/or Russia.

So that leaves Option Number Three. And here’s how Lue sums up #3:

• Something that could be anywhere between 50 to 1,000 years ahead of us [technology-wise].
• Something from outer space, inner space, or frankly the space in between
• Something that is extra hyper dimensional…I mean, extradimensional in a quantum physics sense.

Here’s the video embed of the interview. See for yourself.

Here’s a link to the written Transcript of the Interview.

Elizondo to Jackie Alemany of the Washington Post: UFOs Have Put US Nuclear Sites Offline

Most of those who have followed this issue for a while are well aware of what this headline is referring to (see here: Malmstrom AFB incident). But the Washington Post is exposing its readers to this and the entire developing UFO/UAP story. Here’s the transcript of the interview of Lue Elizondo by Jackie Alemany at the Washington Post:

Transcript: UFOs & National Security with Luis Elizondo….

What follows is an assessment of the above interview by NewsMax today,

Jacqueline Alemany, the Post’s congressional correspondent, asked Elizondo about UFO sightings above secret nuclear weapons facilities, and whether the government had considered utilizing nuclear-powered naval fleets to lure these kinds of things for further study.

“That is one of the concerns we have from a national security perspective, that there does seem to be some sort of congruency or some sort of intersection between these UAP or UFO sightings and our nuclear technology with nuclear propulsion, nuclear power generation, or nuclear weapons systems,” Elizondo said.

After saying other countries have seen similar incidents, Elizondo added, “In this country, we’ve had incidents where these UAPs have interfered and actually brought offline our nuclear capabilities.”

Elizondo said some people might hear that and conclude, “whatever this is, is something that is peaceful.” He added that isn’t true necessarily,

“We also have data suggesting that in other countries these things have interfered with their nuclear technology and actually turned them on, put them online,” he said. “So that is equally, for me, just as concerning. I think that there is certainly at this point enough data to demonstrate there is an interest in our nuclear technology, a potential to even interfere with that nuclear technology.”

UPDATE RE: THE ELIZONDO/ALEMANY INTERVIEW (6:20 pm EST).

We have been parsing the Elizondo/Alemany interview (it is revealing) and our bottom line is that it is another fine Elizondo interview with Lue being Lue. There was no single piece of new evidence introduced but in terms of the big picture, Lue seems to be making his own big reveal. Nearly all his time was spent explaining what he calls the third option (i.e., it isn’t U.S. technology and it isn’t an adversary–Russia/China). As Lue says (and this is the third option),

“[W]e are quite convinced that we’re dealing with a technology that is multigenerational, several generations ahead of what we consider next generation technology…”

“[T]his could be something from outer space, inner space, or frankly the space in between. There’s a lot of options out there. This could be something that is extra hyper-dimensional. Now I don’t mean extradimensional in a woo-woo sense. I mean, extradimensional in a quantum physics sense. We know that the universe is full of shortcuts and loopholes.”

Unless we’re reading it wrong, Lue is making himself pretty clear here.

Read the entire interview at The Washington Post.

Re: UFO/UAP’s — Japan thinks it’s China, China thinks it’s the U.S., and the U.S. hopes it’s China or Russia.

From The Debrief yesterday:

With many officials and members of the public in the United States and Japan believing that advanced Chinese drones are swarming around American military targets, it is humorous that China points the finger at U.S. technology as being the cause of their own UFO sighting events. No one seems to be saying that it’s aliens.

Here’s an excellent follow-up to that comment by a poster (RoosterRedux) over at Freerepublic.com:

No one seems to be saying that it’s aliens.

I think it’s smart to keep that kind of language out of the conversation at this point.

There’s no reason to freak people out until we have eliminated Russia, China, and the U.S.

However, as Sherlock Holmes said, “When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.”

Some Navy pilots have already said that, in their opinions, it isn’t ours and it isn’t Chinese or Russian. It’s been around since at least 2004 and, in 15+ years since, that kind of technology (or some offshoot of it) would have been noticed despite efforts to keep it secret.

Even if it goes unsaid, a lot of folks (even at the Pentagon) are still thinking about the possibility of intelligent non-human life of some kind. So it’s in the conversation…just unspoken

UPDATE: UAP/UFO

There have been a few stories today but nothing of substance. The South China Morning Post has the biggest story of the day so far. But keep in mind that the SCMP is owned by Alibaba…and who controls Alibaba?

Right. Might be pure CCP propaganda.

At any rate, here are some headline links:

SCMP: China military uses AI to track rapidly increasing UFOs

The Debrief: China confirms it has its own UFO task force

The Debrief: Inspector General will have a critical role in the ‘UFO Mystery’