I’ve been pretty hesitant to discuss the recent news about the US Government openly admitting to the assistance of UFOs. Partly because I’m a little distrusting about the motives behind the ‘sudden release’ of information regarding intel the government has reportedly had for decades. Also, partly because I’ve been waiting to see how these stories develop.
During a segment on Fox News Tucker Carlson spoke with Lue Elizondo, the former head of the Pentagon’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP). Elizondo explained to viewers what to expect from this highly anticipated report from the Pentagon that is due to be soon released to Congress.
He later dropped a bomb on viewers offering a tiny fragment of shocking information.
First, Elizondo explained what he expects will happen to the report, “What we should learn is exactly that: What the U.S. Government knows about this topic and has known for a while. It’s a threat assessment that is supposed to be conducted at the unclassified level and then provided to Congress, which is a report that is expected to be comprehensive.”
That’s just what we expect to see, Elizondo explained, “Certainly, that is a report that Congress deserves. Adding, ” Unfortunately what we might get is something that is more watered down. I think from my perspective, that’s probably the most concerning part of this. The last thing that we need is more obfuscation.”
Carlson questioned why the Government would continue to lie after 70 some odd years of working to cover up any information that might exist.
“First of all, why the lying? Probably because the certain elements in the Pentagon have backed themselves in a corner,” Elizondo explained.
He continues, “They spent such a long time and amount of energy trying to obfuscate the truth from the American people that they backed themselves into a corner and they really don’t know how to get out of it.”
Elizondo did reassure viewers that, even though the report will likely be heavily redacted, the story has too much attention on it to stay secret forever. Saying, “I think the more that we shine a spotlight on this topic, the more people are going to realize that there really is something there. I think with the announcement of the new IG Inspector General evaluation into this topic and more importantly the last three years of Pentagon obfuscation, hopefully, those elements of resistance in the Pentagon will realize that that type of resistance at this point is futile.”
As explained above, Elizondo dropped a bomb on viewers. At the very end of the segment, Carlson asked “Is there debris or materials from any of these vehicles?”
“The United States government is in possession of exotic material and I’ll leave it at that,” Elizondo responded.
“More analysis needs to be done,” Elizondo said of the “exotic materials.” “There is enough uniqueness about it where it requires additional analysis and additional expertise and thankfully there are pockets in the US government that are willing to have the conversation and conduct the analysis.”
Elizondo added that officials investigating these ‘exotic materials’ faced serious backlash from the powers that be inside the Department of Defence as well as other agencies but added that he believes they will ultimately ‘do the right thing’:
“I’m not going to say what those elements are because I’m worried about the same type of reprisal that I’m facing,” Elizondo told Carlson. “But there are pockets of people that are willing to do the right thing.”