No new info shared on aliens or UFOs - nothing that’s not already in the public, it’s mainly about the bureaucratic nature of the DoD and how ineffective it can be at times - it’s also about Lou’s journey. I think the most compelling part is the end, the progress being made by congress. I hope one day more can learn what they’ve learned in those secret rooms that has compelled such action.

Well written, and eye opening. Great insight on an uncomfortable topic by a true American patriot. I've been fascinated by this topic for years and gained a renewed interest after having my own crazy experience at Johusa Tree N.P last year (see pic). It's great to see this topic being taken seriously (finally) thanks in part to the author. Great read!

There are few books on the UFO/UAP subject that leave the reader with a powerful impact! In 2010 Author/Journalist Leslie Kean released her book, UFO Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on The Record. It was groundbreaking on the subject! Then in 2021 Australian Journalist Ross Coulthart released In Plain Sight. This also was a book of high standards on this enigmatic subject. Coulthart released a revised version of the book in 2023. Both of the forementioned books are well worth reading. Now, we have whistleblower Luis Elizondo and his book imminent. I just finished reading it and I have to say........this is a powerful book on the UFO/UAP subject. It validates it! Elizondo has come forward to tell the American public, that YES..............We are not alone. The US Government has been lying to the American public and the world for well over eight decades. This subject stretches back to the WWII era if not well before that. Elizondo reveals what he has come across while in charge of the Pentagon's ATTIP department he oversaw. He brings forth the 2004 Tic Tac incident which naval Cmdr. David Fravor encountered. This was no drone, or adversarial aircraft. Fravor himself stated what he witnessed was in his mind Nobody's Inventory. Other naval pilots like Ryan Graves have also stepped forward to say they have encountered objects which are not manmade. Elizondo also digs into how these craft are able to be trans medium and how they defy current physics. This book covers a lot of areas which are eye opening if you are a newcomer or veteran to this subject. Elizondo reveals that the 1947 Roswell incident was not a balloon of any kind. It was a craft that crashed there. Also, he talks about the Legacy Project. This was a secret decades old team that had the remains of off world technology and the bodies of the entities that came with the craft. Congress is now taking this topic seriously. However, there are forces in the Government still trying to push the genie back into the bottle. At this point though the UFO/UAP topic has been validated as real, ongoing and mysterious. It is in our airspace and in our oceans. Elizondo's book is perhaps the best book written about the UFO/UAP subject to date. I highly recommend this book! Elizondo.........is an American hero for stepping out and telling the public what was regarded as only Sci-Fi or Myth before!

Lue Elizondo ran the U.S. Defense Department’s Unknown Anomalous Phenomena (UAP, also known as Unidentified Flying Object [UFO] or Unidentified Submersible Object [USO]) investigation for many years and resigned in protest at the DoD’s refusal to take seriously the potential threat posed by UAP and to be more transparent with the public about what is known. This is an entertaining, readable summary of what is and isn’t known about UAP’s and the overwhelming evidence that some UAP’s were made by Non-Human Intelligences (NHI’s) and that the United States Government has been secretly investigating these craft for generations while actively concealing what it knows. It’s also a readable memoir about Lue’s life and career and his personal engagement with this issue. Read it, then email your member of Congress and Senator and ask that they support the UAP Disclosure bill in the current Congress. The public has a right to know the truth and Congress should have oversight over the use of taxpayer funds!

This book really provides a well documented overview of the behind-the-scenes struggle for UAP disclosure with some very revealing juicy details about the UAP phenomenon. This topic is understandably a can of worms for the government and society at large. It raises more questions than answers, and I think it may be largely disturbing to the majority of the population. I believe this is why most people seem to go slightly unconscious when you talk to them about the topic. It’s almost as if it’s too much to consider and they’d rather not think about it. And really what could they do about it? So ignorance of the topic or feigning “no interest” in the topic is sort of a psychological and perhaps unconscious coping mechanism for a large part of the population. I think for many of us interested in this topic, it’s a sort of entertaining interest. But as I read through this book, you start to realize that there are some very serious implications. It appears as though there’s a lot of evidence supporting the fact that a very technologically advanced superior species is engaging with our planet. That raises a lot of questions. Who are they? Where did they come from? Why are they here? What are their intentions? And importantly, the powers that be do not want the public at large to know about this. That is a curious position. Why? You would think this information would be exciting to share, the biggest discovery of human history. One that could perhaps unite the planet around our shared humanity. Ironically, this information is considered top-secret and has been suppressed and denied at all costs. The most plausible reason this has been done is for national security reasons, akin to the nuclear bomb. A race to reverse engineer this technology in order to achieve technological global dominance first, similar to the race to achieve artificial super intelligence. Once the technology was mastered, the US could then contemplate Disclosure - but not before the objective was achieved. Besides, Disclosure might hamper these efforts and in an open society where the public would demand more and more information and details, which might accidentally tip our hand to our enemies and accelerate foreign adversaries programs to make contact, reverse engineer, and get there before us. And who’s to say these visitors wouldn’t ally themselves with some other nation and empower them ahead of the US, which could totally disrupt the balance of global power. I suspect that this is a very difficult situation for the US government, or any global superpower. I am for disclosing the truth, whatever that may be, however, I do empathize with the significance of the decision to do so. From a risk management perspective, the potential impacts could be existential to the existing global power structure. As a thought experiment, imagine for example if North Korea, Russia, or China accelerated their UAP contact efforts, as a result of US disclosure, and made a breakthrough in contacting them, and the visitors empathized with them for some reason and decided to support and give them advanced technologies. Such an outcome changes everything. I do believe the cat is out of the bag, and the likely course is a slow drip of increasingly more info. That seems to be the only course of action plausible. Another option is for the government (or NASA) to reveal a monumental scientific discovery along the lines of the James Webb telescope discovering definitive signatures of life elsewhere in the universe. This could massively deflect the conversation away from UAP in our neck of the woods, galvanize scientists, resources and interest across the world, and completely deflect the conversation away from UAP for a while. It could also act as a sort of good faith, formal government soft disclosure in preparation for ultimate disclosure. This could buy them more time to work on reverse engineering the technology, without disclosing what they already know. It’s safe to say that the future is going to be interesting. I recommend you buy this book and buy a few extra copies to share with friends and family. It’s a very exciting read and hard to put down. Great job to Lou Elizondo, Christopher Mellon, and all those involved. And I applaud those in government with the courage to tackle the subject on behalf of the American public and the world at large, so that we may better understand the truth and our place in the cosmos.