Luis Elizondo
23.06.2023, 17:57
Luis Elizondo
Ex-DoD Intelligence Officer’s UFO Claims Spark Security Concerns And Confusion, Pentagon Memos Reveal
Newly released internal DoD memos shed light on security concerns and chronicle chain of events in the days and weeks that followed Luis Elizondo’s resignation and UAP videos were published by the NY Times in December 2017
Despite public statements by the Pentagon asserting Luis Elizondo had no assigned role on AATIP in June 2019, these memos show the DoD had made that determination back in late December of 2017 but for an unknown reason did not make it public
Details emerge in these documents that outline the security concerns and overall reasoning that led to the AFOSI investigation into the 2017/2018 leaks of three UAP videos
Handwritten notes, likely made by former Secretary of Defense James Mattis, express concern over Luis Elizondo’s resignation and “sudden departure” from the DoD asking if it was a “counter-intelligence alarm?”
A new, never-before-made-public, resignation letter submitted by Luis Elizondo surfaces; 2nd previously already-made-public resignation letter said to have “uncertain provenance” and never delivered to Secretary of Defense
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSeQsFqRwAM
https://www.theblackvault.com/documenta ... mos-reveal
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A newly-released Pentagon document offers a peek behind the curtain at how military officials reacted to a former employee going public about UFOs.
In December 2017, a front page New York Times story about a secret $22 million Pentagon UFO program went viral around the world. The main source in this article was Lue Elizondo, a former Department of Defense intelligence officer who had recently resigned. Elizondo claimed to have run this UFO program for nearly a decade.
Our previous reporting has revealed that this New York Times article was mostly wrong: Elizondo was not the director of a Pentagon UFO program. And the Pentagon didn’t even have a UFO program.
Confusing, right?
Well in 2017 when the New York Times story broke, senior officials at the Pentagon were also confused, scrambling to figure out just what the heck this Elizondo guy was talking about.
And that’s what this new document is. An accounting of how the Pentagon initially dealt with the UFO story.
It was acquired via a Freedom of Information Act request filed by John Greenewald. Greenewald is an expert in government documents and he runs the The Black Vault. The Black Vault contains millions of pages of government documents released via the Freedom of Information act.
Steven Greenstreet spoke with Mr. Greenewald about this new revelatory document.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhSnVezpJDk
Ex-DoD Intelligence Officer’s UFO Claims Spark Security Concerns And Confusion, Pentagon Memos Reveal
Newly released internal DoD memos shed light on security concerns and chronicle chain of events in the days and weeks that followed Luis Elizondo’s resignation and UAP videos were published by the NY Times in December 2017
Despite public statements by the Pentagon asserting Luis Elizondo had no assigned role on AATIP in June 2019, these memos show the DoD had made that determination back in late December of 2017 but for an unknown reason did not make it public
Details emerge in these documents that outline the security concerns and overall reasoning that led to the AFOSI investigation into the 2017/2018 leaks of three UAP videos
Handwritten notes, likely made by former Secretary of Defense James Mattis, express concern over Luis Elizondo’s resignation and “sudden departure” from the DoD asking if it was a “counter-intelligence alarm?”
A new, never-before-made-public, resignation letter submitted by Luis Elizondo surfaces; 2nd previously already-made-public resignation letter said to have “uncertain provenance” and never delivered to Secretary of Defense
Premieres in 5 hours
June 23 at 11:00 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSeQsFqRwAM
https://www.theblackvault.com/documenta ... mos-reveal
------------------------------------
A newly-released Pentagon document offers a peek behind the curtain at how military officials reacted to a former employee going public about UFOs.
In December 2017, a front page New York Times story about a secret $22 million Pentagon UFO program went viral around the world. The main source in this article was Lue Elizondo, a former Department of Defense intelligence officer who had recently resigned. Elizondo claimed to have run this UFO program for nearly a decade.
Our previous reporting has revealed that this New York Times article was mostly wrong: Elizondo was not the director of a Pentagon UFO program. And the Pentagon didn’t even have a UFO program.
Confusing, right?
Well in 2017 when the New York Times story broke, senior officials at the Pentagon were also confused, scrambling to figure out just what the heck this Elizondo guy was talking about.
And that’s what this new document is. An accounting of how the Pentagon initially dealt with the UFO story.
It was acquired via a Freedom of Information Act request filed by John Greenewald. Greenewald is an expert in government documents and he runs the The Black Vault. The Black Vault contains millions of pages of government documents released via the Freedom of Information act.
Steven Greenstreet spoke with Mr. Greenewald about this new revelatory document.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhSnVezpJDk
23.06.2023, 17:57
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