Hello and welcome to the program.
You have a phone warning. In this episode we're talking
about Louis Elizondo limited hangout.
That's correct, Louis Elizondo limited hangout.
And we ask the question, is Louis Elizondo a limited
hangout? Personally, I think he is.
And here's just a couple articles talking about this.
I want to look at this first article, which I think is pure
nonsense. It comes from msn.com.
Surprise UFO investigator did us a public service, Michio Kaku.
And it has a picture. I'm sure many of you know Michio
Kaku, kind of a celebrity astronomer.
Renowned theoretical physicist Michio Kaku praised the work of
Louis Elizondo, a former Pentagon insider who alleged the
Department of Defense has a UFO retrieval program.
Kako told News Nation's Brian Inton on Friday that Elizondo
has done a public service by releasing a mountain of
classified data, which gives us hard numbers for the first time.
If Mitch Kaku has any evidence to show that Louis Elizondo has
released even a single page of classified information, that
would be nice to know, because as far as I know, Elizondo does
not have the authority to declassify this stuff.
In fact, there was quite a bit of an uproar when the Tic Tac
video was released. To many believed it was passed
off between Elizondo and Christopher Mellon, and
depending on parking lot, the story's been around this for
quite a while now, Ended up in the hands of the New York Times,
and then eventually published on YouTube with Tom Delong's
Academy to the Stars logo splashed all over it.
A company that Elizondo subsequently went to work for
temporarily at least. So a lot of people were
concerned about the chain of custody and whether or not that
stuff was classified when he released it.
Apparently it wasn't because Louis says in this interview
with Ross Coulter, which I will play a couple of clips from that
he was investigated for releasing classified information
and was found not guilty. It says Elizondo told News
Nation that the Department of Defense has a spacecraft crash
retrieval program and has recovered non human specimens
and a News Nation spatial. Elizondo revealed more than any
Pentagon official has done before naming the government
agencies and aerospace companies he says possess these alleged
spacecraft. Look, the idea that these major
companies or or these non governmental agencies that work
so closely with the Pentagon could have released this stuff.
It's been around for a long time.
Louie's not the first person to speculate on this.
Elizondo told News Nation's Ross Colthart that the US government
recovered one of two unidentified anomalous
phenomena, or UAP, during the infamous Roswell incident in
1947. Kaku addressed this perceived
his perceived limitations of what Elizondo exposed as well.
He says we have yet to see alien DNA, Kaku said during an
appearance on Banfield. Well, it's kind of silly really,
because who says they would even have DNA that would clench it
right off the bat? That would clench the whole
debate. Alien technology, alien
transistors. We don't have that.
That's not true either. We have alien implants that have
been found in people. So I'm not sure where he's
getting this information from. People talk about that, but we
have yet to see evidence of alien technology that we
scientists can then dissect in the laboratory.
That's the weakness of his story.
Well, he just got there telling us that he released mountains of
classified evidence, which as far as I know is completely not
true. And then he says, well, we have
to have this stuff that we can dissect in a laboratory.
Probably already is being dissected in a laboratory, just
not one he's affiliated with. The Department of Defense has
rebuked Elizondo's comments in a statement to News Nations,
denying the existence of any credible evidence of
extraterrestrial activity. As we have stated previously,
Louis Elizondo had no assigned responsibilities for the
Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program while
assigned to the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for
Intelligence and Security, Susan Gallo, Department of Defense
spokesman, told News Nation. Yeah, interesting stuff there,
man. I keep going back and forth, and
I'm not even concerned about whether or not Louis was
involved with this program because as far as I'm concerned,
this program is nothing more than an inconsequential
boondoggle. But there was another article
that came up, which I think really goes to the heart of the
matter here. But before I get into this
article, I want to play a short clip of that video that the
interview that Louis and his wife did with Ross Coltart.
I mean, it was really, to me, almost more of a bromance than
anything. But there's a particular spot in
here I want to play it for you and then see if you caught it.
And then I'll play the highlight again.
And then you can let me know what you think in the comments.
Because every time I am critical of Louis, I do get some very
angry comments from people thinking that they need to stick
up for this guy. So take a listen to this because
he's doing stuff that is inconvenient.
On top of the reputational attacks, Lou and his family were
uprooted from their home as Lou's new job to the STARS
Academy called him to California.
Then the job fell through. You'd essentially gone from
fairly steady jobs, well paid in Maryland, and you'd basically
taken a complete financial bath. I had to get a job at Target and
then after that I got a job at Home Depot.
The family went from their house in Maryland to this mobile home.
Does it frustrate you sometimes that people perhaps don't
understand the sacrifice that you and Lou and your family have
had to endure? Yeah, especially because
everyone thinks we have all this money.
Oh, they're just grifting. Come live for a day in my life.
I guarantee you will run back to yours.
Why is this worth it, Luke? I mean you.
You were AGS 15 and the Senior Executive Service of the Defence
Department. You ended up having to dig your
own pit toilet. You couldn't continue to pay
your rent. What?
Why is it worth it? I have two daughters and I have
a wife and we have been through hell, but there's a lot of
people who had a lot worse than me.
I feel terrible because the stress I have put my family
through and what they've had to endure and we have been through
hell, but there's a lot of people who had a lot worse than
me. So let's break this down,
Coulter says to Louis. You had to dig your own pit
toilet because you couldn't continue to pay your rent.
What? What is he even talking about
now? He's told us that he's living in
this trailer. Well, the trailer is not a
trailer. It's a pull behind camper.
OK. And if you watch the video and
the interview with Louis, you see this is a very nice pull
behind camper. I, to me, looks like something
maybe in the 40 to $50,000 range.
People out there know a lot more about RV's than I do.
Take a look at the picture. Watch the interview.
I'll put the link over at Kovai. You can tell me what it cost,
but the last time I checked, and I do have a friend of mine
that's like a certified RV camper mechanic or something,
and I've talked to him and these things all pretty much have
indoor toilets in them. You use a toilet.
It's a little kind of a camper toilet.
It's compact. You have a fluid, you know, that
contains it and you have what's called Blackwater.
That's your wastewater from the toilet.
And then periodically you take this big fancy, I don't know,
30, forty, $50,000 pull behind camper like he has with a truck
that probably cost $100,000 to pull it.
And you go to one of these camper sites and you dump your
Blackwater, you pay them and they take off all your bad
affluent, which is nasty stuff. And then you start over again.
You don't rent the Black water. So what does not being able to
pay the rent have to do with digging his own pit toilet, for
crying out loud? Are you trying to tell me that
he had to sell the camper and that while his wife is working
at Target and Home Depot that he's back home living down by
the river digging pits for him and her and the kids to do their
business in? Come on.
This is this is on the face of it is a lie.
And I lost a lot of respect when I heard Coulthard say this to
him. And then Louis doesn't, doesn't
say, oh, no, no, that's a mistake.
At no point was was I unable to afford indoor plumbing.
I mean, for crying out loud, couldn't have gone to a truck
stop or something. So this, this goes to the
believability of Louis Elizondo. Is he a believable person when
he sits on national television and tells you that he was, you
know, persecuted by these fanatical Christians to the
point that he could no longer do his job and he had to leave And
he got to California and he was living in his camper, I can't
help it, down by the river. And he was so poor he couldn't
afford to use the plumbing that was already in that camper.
Really. I mean, do they make a 40 or
$50,000 camper like that that doesn't have indoor porta
potties on it? I'm not going to let this go
because this goes to the heart of whether or not someone like
Louis Elizondo is telling the truth or if he's a liar.
And I don't believe for one second, at any point did Louis
Elizondo have to dig a pit for him and his wife to do their
business in and their kids also, that would be illegal pretty
much everywhere. You can't just go out and start
using the, you know, the open ground is your bathroom.
When you go to these campsites, they have facilities, OK?
You're not allowed just to dig a hole in the ground and do your
business. Maybe if you're out, I suppose
if you're out remote hiking somewhere.
But even then, they want you to carry this stuff out.
Nobody wants you to leave your stuff behind, Louis, whether you
can afford to or not. Secondly, it's a GS15, I looked
it up today. Those guys are making $159,000 a
year at least, so I'm sure he's making 150 grand a year back
then. They live in a nice suburban
house even though it is infested by green orbs.
You mean he didn't save enough money up to make sure that he
had access to indoor plumbing whether it was inside his camper
or inside a rented apartment somewhere?
Come on, come on, leave me a comment about that in the
section in the comment section. Leave me a comment about that
and let me know why do you think Louis had to dig his own
outhouse pit? Wow, that's, that's a pretty sad
stuff. Now I'm going to go ahead and
look at this article. We'll read through it.
And there's also some stuff in here that points in the
direction of limited Hangout as far as I'm concerned.
This is from people.com. I think it's one of the more
recent ones he's done. He's been doing interviews all
over for his book Enema. I mean, intimate Ex Pentagon
official discusses government's hunt for UFOs.
Quote, I have to be careful what I say.
And then it says exclusive. Yeah, he's got to be careful.
They'll send them in in black after him.
In a wide-ranging interview with PEOPLE, Louis Elizondo tells
PEOPLE that the US government has retrieved non human
technology and specimens from crashed spacecraft.
It's been 7 years since Louis Elizondo.
That's spelled Luis and I don't know why you don't spell.
Louis began making headlines after resigning from his job as
a senior intelligence official for a top secret Pentagon
program that investigated UFOs, also known as UA PS, or
unidentified anomalous phenomena, and going public
about his frustration over the lack of transparency on this
issue. I'm not sure if this thing was
ever labeled top secret. I'm I think you're kind of
throwing terms around here a little bit.
The long time military intelligence veteran spent
nearly seven years as a director for the Department of Defence
clandestine Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program.
Of course, they're still saying no way Jose.
What he learned during his tenure convinced him the
countless sightings and encounters with highly advanced
aerial phenomena by military pilots and personnel posed a
potentially grave threat to our national our National Defense.
Instead of dismissing these reports, he wanted the Pentagon
higher ups to to wake up to the possible dangers our nation and
planet face by these unexplained phenomena.
Yeah. So he gave a video to the New
York Times. Is that what happened?
The amount of stigma and taboo that was placed on this topic
for so long has really paralyzed the conversation, the former
U.S. Army counterintelligence spatial
agent who served in Afghanistan and ran anti terrorism missions
told PEOPLE in 2021. Yeah, he's got a picture of him
there with Bob Mueller. The guy that brought up all the
Russia collusion delusion stuff against Trump last time around
should be proud of that. But these things are real.
We don't know what they are yet, but they are real so we should
probably take them seriously. Says by 2023, Elizondo's
revelations had led to congressional inquiries that
included mind blowing testimony and videos from Navy Navy pilots
recounting their run insurance with aerial craft that defied
our understanding of physics and a one time intelligence official
who alleged that the US government possess objects of
non human origin taken from the crash sites.
Do you notice there how they even though Louis in the
Pentagon Christopher Mellon is what was the Under Secretary of
defense. You got these two guys that are
have access to this video of this tic Tac.
The video disappears, shows up with New York Times, which is
associated, I believe with Mellon.
And nobody wants to come out and say, hey, how did that video get
out of a out of a secure environment somewhere in the
Pentagon and end up on Tom Delong's website?
We know what hit the New York Times.
Christopher Mellons talked about having a role in this.
Louise alluded to it. One of these guys going to come
clean and tell us how the TikTok video got on YouTube.
Did they have anything to do with it?
Am I, am I barking up the wrong tree here?
We're told now Elizondo has written a book imminent inside a
Pentagon's hunt for UFOs, and that provides a behind the
scenes look at the secret program he once helmed, what
they learned and why he felt compelled to resign and go
public. It had been reviewed by the
Pentagon, which took almost a year, he says.
Elizondo, who corroborates the astonishing claim that
technology and non human remains have been retrieved from the
location of crashed craft, He adds.
I tried every way I could to make it unclassified and they
still redacted portions of it, which I actually left in the
book in block out sentences and paragraphs so everybody could
see what sections the Pentagon didn't want you to read.
So it doesn't look to me like he's released a mountain of
classified evidence. I don't know where that came
from. In a wide-ranging conversation,
Elizondo discusses the revelations contained in the
pages of his new book and why he believes that our government can
no longer ignore what he says has the potential to become the
greatest existential danger that humanity has ever faced.
I think Americans can handle the truth, and I think Americans
deserve the truth. The truth is we don't know
what's in our skies. So that was my motivation.
More importantly, we are encountering these things over
controlled US airspace, over sensitive military
installations, and we've been dealing with it for decades.
I still have my security clearance.
And now when I go back to the Pentagon, people come up to me
and shake my hand and say, man, this is so great.
Thank you so much for what you do.
OK, I've got two major issues with this sentence.
I still have my security clearance.
Why are these guys allowed to keep their security clearance?
When you leave a job, you quit or you get fired.
Do they leave you the key to your office?
Are you still allowed to go back in that plant and work on the
production line? Really.
I still have my security clearance.
This is a big part of the problem that we have with the
deep state. These people are allowed to keep
their security clearances. It's not cool.
Then he says when I go back, well, what are you going back to
the Pentagon for, Louis? You hated there so much because
the the Batty Christians were preventing you from
investigating UFOs and you suspect that maybe there's
people on the other side that are colluding with these things.
I mean, that's been brought up in interviews.
So why would you want to go back there?
I don't know. And secondly, if he still has
his clearance and he's going back there, is he going back
there for polygraph tests? Because I've heard that he has
to go back like every six weeks and take a polygraph test to
make sure he hasn't released anything.
Maybe it's not UFOs they're worried about him talking about.
Maybe it's the time he spent at Gitmo.
I don't know. You know, he talked about the
the experiment they did with remote viewing and and one of
the and one of the inmates down there sounds like maybe there's
some shady stuff happening. I don't know.
You said, I think he phrased it as we probably shouldn't have
done it. Well, if you probably shouldn't
have done it, then you shouldn't have done it.
Whatever that what, whatever he did, it goes on and says because
before if you said the term UFO or UAP, you had to whisper it in
the back corner of a skiff. That's AUS Department of Defense
term for a secure room or sensitive military and security
information going to be discussed.
Now you can be at the lunchroom at the Pentagon, talk about UFOs
all day long in the open and no one criticizes you.
Now it's a conversation about national security.
It's no longer a conspiracy theory.
It's now, unfortunately, a conspiracy fact.
OK. And then it's got a picture
here, it looks like, maybe, I don't know, 15 years ago or
something. Him and him and former FBI
Director Robert Mueller. I don't know why he'd want to
put that picture out there. I mean, Mueller, I thought he'd
been pretty well discredited after that last thing with the
whole with the whole Russian collusion, delusion and and
other things as well. That just that tells me where
Louis is at. He's letting you know who he
runs with. OK.
I don't trust this guy any further than I can see him, he
says. I never said I never say threat.
There's a difference because in order to, in order to understand
what a threat is, there's two paths of calculus capabilities
versus intent. We've seen the capabilities, but
we still have no idea of the intent.
You would have to be a moron not to see the intent of some of
these things. When you see the cattle
mutilations, when you see the alien implants that have been
putting people against their will, when you see the scarring
from alien abductions, when you hear the stories of completely
being terrorized on these craft. We know their intentions, OK?
And their intentions are bad, says let me.
And secondly, if they're here and they have this level of
technology, why aren't they sharing things to help us?
They're not. Let me give you a simple
analogy. I'm sure you look, I'm sure you
lock your doors at night before you go to bed, and if you have
it, you turn on your alarm system.
Let's say 1 morning, you wake up, go downstairs to make a cup
of coffee, and you suddenly see 12 muddy boot prints on your
living room carpet that were not there the night before.
No one in your house has been hurt, nothing's been taken.
But despite your doors being locked and the alarm being
turned on, there are now, there are now muddy boot prints on
your living room carpet that were not there the night before.
My question is, is that a threat?
And my response is it could be if it wanted to be.
Well, it's definitely a threat of of trespassing.
And if it was some drunk person walking into the wrong house,
it's certainly a threat to them. If you live in a Second
Amendment state like I do, it says we should probably be
diligent and try to figure out what it's getting, how it's
getting in. We've got things that are coming
into controlled US airspace over sensitive military
installations, interfering with our nuclear capabilities.
In some cases, they are creating air hazards with our military
weapon platforms like F eighteens, Like like F
eighteens, they have been seen by eyewitnesses and it's been
corroborated by and recorded by gun camera footage.
It's also been corroborated by radar in some cases.
We're seeing up to seven sensory units all reporting the same
information at the same time, at the same place, under the same
circumstances. Yeah, we know this.
This is what happened off the coast of California almost 20
years ago. They told us then when this Tic
Tac videos came out, I think in 2017 or whatever, they told us,
hey, look, we've got situations where you have filmed these
things from satellites, from the ground, from the boats, from the
airplanes. We've got it.
We've got, we've got them seven ways to Sunday.
But what do we end up with for pictures?
Little grainy black and whites, like that ridiculous image they
released from Canada a couple days ago.
It looked like a kid drew it. Oh, we can't give you the good
pictures because then the Chinese would know just how good
our radar is. Yeah, I have been careful about
what I say and stick to what has been approved in my book.
I'm not allowed to go beyond that.
Well, then why do we even want to talk to him?
He's telling you right there. I am a limited hangout.
I'm only telling you what they tell you.
I can tell you what I've said is that the US government is in
possession of exotic material that appears not to be made by
human beings. Now, are these things
extraterrestrial? All options have to be on the
table until they're no longer on the table.
They could be interdimensional. We have biological samples.
I want to be careful saying bodies because a body infers
that you have an intact entire cadaver or corpse.
What I can say is that the biological samples have been
recovered and of course you can fill in the blanks on what that
means. It appears that we as a country
may be in possession of multiple samples.
Well, what that means to me is that somebody like has these
things in the lab somewhere are trying to reverse engineer them
and see how many people they can kill and maybe even create a
pseudo vaccine for. Could other countries also be in
possession of these specimens and non human technology?
That is a concern that other countries also have UFO
programs. We know it for a fact because
the Russians admitted it to us after the IRA, after the Iron
Curtain fill and they shared their files with us.
Oh yeah, I'm sure they did. They the Russians got some
pretty compelling information and here we are pretending like
it doesn't exist. Meanwhile, the Russians and the
Chinese are going full tilt boogie I and I think that if
Russia, if if Putin had access to this UFO stuff, he'd be doing
something about it. I don't think Russia, I don't
think that Putin's any more awake than what we have over
here, though, honestly. I mean, he went all into the on
the COVID thing. I mean they took the vaccines
that they wore the vast they did all that stuff.
I don't know. I don't think he's, I don't
think he's like the second coming or something.
I'm just saying if he had access to this UFO stuff, I think he'd
probably be using it. He wouldn't be killing all his.
I mean, look, look at any people that have lost in Ukraine.
You think he's got some sort of advanced technology?
I don't think so. And the Chinese, same thing.
If they had this stuff, Taiwan would be a, would be a senator
by now. They, they don't care about us.
So no, I, I don't see that. I don't see, I don't see them.
I do. I do believe that by hook or by
crook, the US has got some of this stuff and certain elements
within our own government. If you can call them elements
and then you can call, we have a government that they've got this
stuff and they're actually have basically built a parallel
system, what I always call the deep state and possibly Louis
and a few of these guys are out there, probably don't even know
they're being played. They're out there to create
this, to create this limited hangout.
Let's some of the steam off and also control the narrative.
It says, have you ever held a piece of alien technology in
your hand? He says, I don't want to say
alien, we prefer to say non human.
But yes. It was a metallic surface that
was bevelled and had multiple layers of material inside of it.
It had all sorts of interesting electrical properties.
It was not natural. It was definitely engineered.
When we showed it to the scientists at one of the top
aerospace corporations in the world, they just scratched their
heads and said it can't be manufactured, and yet there it
was. That raises a few questions.
We know that Louis was reportedly chased by green worms
again on the way to Hal Putov's lab, I think last week, carrying
some alien metamaterial, reportedly.
I would like to know if this is something Tom Delong bought and
paid for or somebody else bought and paid for and Louis's just
acting as a Courier. I'd like to know if he came
across this little piece of metal working at the Pentagon.
I mean, hopefully the next time something leaves that building
that gets as much attention as a Tic Tac videos, it won't end up
on YouTube with Tom Delong's company's name splattered all
over it and with none of us knowing where the chain of
custody was at. Just like this thing here.
He's telling you, oh, I've got this piece of UFO meta material,
but at no point does he clarify a chain of custody.
So it's got to be a big mystery with Louis.
Oh, there's just certain things I can't tell you.
Yeah, because you're going back to the Pentagon every other
week, goes on down here and says, can you give me an
overview in terms of things like speed and acceleration of just
how truly astonishing this technology is?
He says, sure, let's look at the five observables.
And he's this is his normal stick.
He goes through this all the time.
The first observable is instantaneous acceleration, the
ability to change direction, to change your velocity speed
rapidly. He talks about G forces and
people can't do this. And then he he goes on down and
one of the most highly maneuverable aircraft, he says,
is the F16. At the unclassified level, that
plane can pull about 17 GS before you start having
structural failure, meaning the plane literally begins to
disintegrate in mid air. The objects we're detecting are
performing up to 4000 GS. That's well beyond anything we
have from a material science perspective to withstand these
forces biologically. It would turn you or whatever is
inside of it into the consistency of putting yeah, we
know. It's just there's just no way
these things are drones or anything else.
Then he goes on and talks about the observables.
He says one Mach is equal to the speed of sound, which is roughly
760 miles an hour at sea level. Do you have vehicles that can do
Mach 5 hyper hypersonic? Yes, we have for example the
Lockheed SRR 71. That plane can fly around 3200
miles an hour, but when that plane wants to make a right hand
turn, it takes roughly half the state of Ohio to do it.
What we are seeing are objects not doing 3200 miles an hour,
but they are doing 10,000 to 13,000 miles an hour and they
are doing immediate right hand turns.
The third observable is a bit of an oxygen moron.
It's called low observability, meaning that it's hard to see on
radar. You're getting these nonsensical
returns on the radar screen. They are also hard to see with
the naked eye. The pilots who have observed
them will say, look, I don't know what to tell you.
I saw it, but I can't explain it.
It didn't have wings. It didn't have a rudder.
It didn't even have a cockpit. It looked like a Tic Tac, or it
looked like a saucer or it looked like a triangle.
I think sometimes these things are just gathering information
from the immediate area that they're in and throwing some
shape together. It's almost like it's AI.
You know, you put a, you put a prompt into AI, I want to see
something. And sometimes you end up with
something completely off the wall.
It always tends toward the evil in my experience.
But it's this kind of just randomly grabbing stuff.
Well, say 90% randomly with 10% of whatever the the motive is
and just throwing it together. The thing that I looked at, when
I looked back at it, the the the big light on top, the size of a
5 gallon bucket was flashing in the same basic collar at the
same rhythm of a cell tower down the road a mile or two.
The texture on the craft looked like concrete.
I suppose it was picking up off the highway or the bridge and
maybe the right angles and straight and the straight shapes
of the legs of this thing probably were what probably
looking back now, could have been the girders of that bridge
that it was just imaging and incorporating into the shape
that it assumed. So it's beyond what we're doing.
It's beyond four or five aliens hopping into spacecraft and
coming here from a Galaxy far, far away.
It's interdimensional. It's coming into our dimension
at sometimes it's, I think that its intent is to not be seen,
but its intent is to somehow camouflage itself.
Maybe it has to in order to burn up whatever energy is bringing
it here. And a lot of times we end up
with shapes like triangles and squares and whatnot, shapes that
don't make sense, shapes that just sit there and hover or fly
or maybe do things at crazy speeds.
It's not about a nuts and bolts thing at all.
It goes on and says. What that means in a nutshell is
the ability to defy the natural effects of Earth's gravity.
These crafts have no wings. They don't have any obvious
sites of propulsion. There's no obvious means for
them to defy Earth's gravity. And yet somehow they are able to
do that. So when you have a technology
that can do all five of these things, you are forced to
reconcile the fact that you're dealing with something that is
certainly not conventional. Our government has already said,
for the record, it's not our technology.
And our government has also said, for the record, that's
probably not adversarial technology.
So what does that leave? It's one of these things where
the technology is so advanced that it just and so
unexplainable that finally people just kind of shrug their
hands and say, well, it must be something, something spiritual.
He says, how much energy would it take to power such a craft?
So in some cases, the energy required for maneuvers that had
been observed by Navy pilots was equivalent to the power output
of the entire United States in a single day.
In other words, it would be equivalent to the power output
of the US in three years. Well, that's if these things
have mass, if they weigh something.
Maybe we're just seeing pure energy moving around here.
There's our reports of encounters with these craft from
military personnel happening every day, he says.
I have to be careful about what I say, but these occurrences
occur sometimes on a daily basis.
We really don't care because we can go on new fork and see that.
Yeah, they happen. They happen every day.
And then it has a picture of this metal here.
He says he had a sample of bismuth and magnesium that was
produced by an aerospace company hoping to mimic materials that
Elizondo says were recovered and of non Earth origin.
The best they were able to achieve, writes Elzani's book,
was this small brick that had only one layer, each brick
costing over $1,000,000 to produce.
Well, there again, that's what Louis says.
How do we know? We don't have any proof.
I mean, he just says, Oh yeah, it cost $1,000,000.
I don't see this guy's wasting $1,000,000 on something like
this. Who knows?
But like with everything with Louis, no chain of custody,
although he does bring up some good points.
I won't bore you with the rest of the interview.
I mean, it's just the same stuff that he's been saying all along.
Some of it's interesting. There's nothing that I haven't
talked about in this podcast, really.
We've we've all read these cases of these things.
Louis's not giving us one ounce of classified material.
I don't know what Michio Kako's talking about when he says he
does a public service in that he released a mountain of
classified material. That's just crazy.
That's completely not true. He's released amount of
something, pretty much all of the stuff we already know and
the rest of us just Louis's stories.
But what I'm getting back to, the reason that I find Louis
Elizondo to be a limited hangout is because he this former deep
state intelligence guy who tells you that he's going back to the
Pentagon every few weeks or whatever it is to visit.
Well, why is he going back there?
Well, I'm probably being debriefed and probably being
subjected to a polygraph test just as it's been rumored.
So these aren't the kind of people that we need dishing out
the truth to us. This is the exact opposite of
crowdsourcing. And I'm not just saying this
because I'm upset that Louis hates on Christians and Louis
has blocked me on his Twitter feed.
That's amazing to me. Him and him and Gary Nolan both
have blocked me. That's weird.
How does that how does a podcast with a few 1000 I think I'm up
5500 and some listeners now subscribe man hit that subscribe
button please. But that's tiny.
They say in order to even be considered a full time podcaster
you need to have like 70,000 downloads per episode if you're
not getting two or three on average.
So I I mean I'm shallow band to beat.
Heck, just do a search engine sometime and find out how hard
it is to find a program. So a tiny insignificant podcast
like mine, Not insignificant to the people that enjoy listening
and I thank you very much. But blocked by Louis Elizondo
and Gary Nolan. 2 Nolan, multimillionaire inventor and
huge player in the UFO mafia and probably soon to be
multimillionaire writer here. Louis Elizondo blocked me.
I don't know, like a year or better ago, maybe two years ago.
So, yeah, strange stuff. Yeah.
Limited hangout for sure. They don't want to.
They don't want to be criticized.
They don't want people to ask them questions, probing
questions. Like, Louis, why couldn't you
afford a toilet? And what were you doing camping
in that trailer down by the river and not emptying your
porta potties that were certainly in that trailer house?
What's wrong with you, man? Why were you doing that?
You know, just simple questions like that.
Until next time, this is UFO warning over and out.