Trust and Transparency in UAP Leadership

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Well, I want to play this clip from Ross talking about Lou , and then we'll discuss what it all means afterwards, so check this one out. It's pretty obvious. I'm not going to lie to you that the gentleman that I've been talking about whom I suspect might be up for a big position is Lou Elizondo . And as you may have noticed in recent weeks, I have been quite delicately outspoken in my belief on previous Q and A's that I think Lou needs to be more forthcoming about his past roles . And I like and respect Lou a lot . And I think he's in a difficult position because he's bound by his security oath about what he can reveal about his past roles. I know he can't talk about it. It's a ridiculous situation . But there are people who bitterly resent and don't think it's a good idea that Lou be appointed to a position of power in UAP transparency because they think that he was part of a previous agenda that was essentially to try to control the narrative to restrict what the public is entitled to know about the UAP disclosure. And I think a lot of this was an intention by James Clapper, General James Clapper, to try and impose a narrative on the public domain using Lu as a front man, a highly urban, articulate, and likable front men to try to restrict what the public was told about crash retrievals . And it struck me over the years that I've been covering this issue that the story that we ran with David Grush really wrong footed all of this that all of a sudden David comes up and says hang on a moment. We're not just arguing here about whether there are aliens or not. What we're talking about here is a crash retrieval and reverse engineering program. And I'm saying it's real, he says . And I think that did wrongfoot that national security state attempt to try and provide a controlled disclosure . But I refuse to accept that the people like Lu Lazondo who were part of that attempt at a controlled disclosure were motivated by bad things. They're patriots. They love their country . And I've spoken to people in the legacy program who knew Lou . Lou , I know a lot of people and they know you and I know you can't speak about the role that you've held within the legacy programme, but you did . And I think we've got to stop this nonsense because it's becoming destructive. There are factions and bitternesses beginning to develop within the UAP world . And I think it's in danger of blowing the whole thing apart. I mean, it's definitely interesting, right? Because Luzondo, I don't think it's been, you know, it's it's already been something that's been discussed for quite a while , even when he came out with the book or other things. I think Rogan kind of hinted. He never called out Lu Alzanda by name, but he always kind of hinted that it was Lu Alzando that he was talking about that when he said that there's some people you don't always trust and it could seem like they're saying one thing but they might be trying to throw disinformation and again he could be talking about someone else. I always read it that could it have been Lou, but Lou's always been accused of being a disinformation agent. And then even the one scientist who wind up being well, some people think she was killed off and the antigravity scientist and you guys are going to correct me on her name when she did a video she called out Lou Alizano and Hal put off . So he's never been a universally revered person. He's been a he's been accused of this type of stuff. So this isn't going to shock a lot of people that from what his position was in general of what he did , the timeline of it is what I'm thankful for what Ross kind of breaks down here is that he was involved in a project and maybe even like that the two thousand venteen thing maybe was indeed even a push for him to do so. That's not he's saying there, but maybe that's what it was, meaning the New York Times article with Leslie Caine and everything too, because he never really got in trouble for that and he became kind of like a spokesperson for it. Now Louisiana probably pushed back and said I got a lot of trouble for that. And I also was if you 've been on the record talking about how it's made it really difficult for him and his family and other things. But if it was indeed controlled and what Ross Collhard is saying that there was a plan in place before David Grush came out to speak , that it would be very interesting that you had to change course and say, okay, well now let's do this . But I happen to agree with Ross though and others and Ross doesn't necessarily share the opinion but what they say I think that Lou might be compromised in a way that you can't really you shouldn't give him a position of this potential power. Not to say he couldn't be an advisor or anything else too, but I think Ross is correct in that you have to be more upfront and you have to be more forthcoming with the information of what was it that you did, what is it that you know? And there's other people who are able to speak and talk about things that he's not that he isn't able to, and he's always kind of quiet about it. Now, one of the things that could play into it is what Luna said last week him get him some clear ance. If he said, well, I'm worried about what I can say and what I can't say, well then get him some clearance. If he's going to be in this position of power , so let Lu Alizandro talk about the things that he can talk about. Let him talk about stuff that people because if he's up front and said, Leah, I actually did work on these programs. And I did work on this and I can give more information about it. I wasn't able to do it in the past because of this . Before we had AT and T business wireless coverage, our delivery GP S wasn't the most reliable. Once our driver had to do a fourteen point turn to get back on route, a fourteen point turn and influence or even live streamed the whole thing . Not good for business . Now with AT and T Business Wireless, routes are updating on the flight and deliveries are on time . And the influencer didn't get us fifty three new followers though. AT and T Business Wireless. Connecting changes everything everything . But now I'm going to be little, I'm going to be more upfront with everybody because I have been given the clearance to talk about these things . I think Ross is right. I think they would go a long way It would go in a really long way with a lot of people, even people who are who are critics of Lu Elizondo . But I think the problem is that if you try to portray this image that it's, oh no, I'm out there doing the right thing. I've been telling the truth since the beginning and everything that I can say I have , I think everybody knows that that's not true . And echoing what Ross says you're trying to follow the rules and and I agree that you know, I don't know Lou, I've never spoken to Lou, but it seems like he's someone who loves his country, wants to do the right thing and be but I think he's been part of the organiz ation longer than he's actually been leading onto B. At least that's my thought on it . But there's tons of these people that the idea that this controlled disclosure has always been a plan. I think that that goes back to even when Halput was talking to, I think it was Rogan, when he was talking about the things that happened during the Bush administration. So these plans and conversations have happened , but they do it in a way that they think that A public the public wants to hear about it and B the things that they want to tell us . So it's people like Rush. Like you've heard about it even like when I think it was Matt Br own was talking to Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp about it. Like Dave Rush, that name was it was like a bad word. Couldn't even bring it bring it up around where he was working because he threw off a lot of plans . And so he's still out there doing it again . And now, you know, I say this and I stand by this . I still think Disclosure Day did a lot of good for opening the eyes of people who weren't into this topic beforehand. And not only if necessarily if people saw the actual movie itself, but from the interviews on popular shows that people normally watch, it spread the word for sure and got more people talking about it in the mainstream media. And that was important. I still think disclosure day was very important. Not the inside of the movie itself because it didn't really turn out that a lot of the movie was more of a kind of fantasized film with some Easter eggs and things of that nature, but it got people talking in the way that I thought that it could PR and the lead up to the movie and having Spielberg out there, a prominent figure like Spielberg continued talking about and being asked point blank if he thinks that this stuff has happened already and his answers of yes and the belief . But I truly believe that the reverse of that is that if the Kazinski movie who directed Top Gun Maverick and and one with F one or F one, I think with Brad Pitt . He's supposed to be working on a movie with Grush. Grush supposed to be an advisor . Now , if that movie actually does happen and that contains the type of story and elements that we thought that we could get with a Spielberg movie Well then that could be the next wave of things too, especially if Brush is adding in a lot of these things that he has spoken about , whether it's at Capitol Hill or at hearings to Ross Cohart, whatever it might be That would be interesting to see where that moves forward because you can use the Hollywood system as a vessel to get your stuff out there . Now as far as Lu Alizondo goes, I mean, I don't really think there's a way forward without being honest about his past role. I think Ross Colin Heart is one hundred percent on this. I think that he's right . I think that if you're going to get this type of position with the amount of people going, I don't know if I can trust Lou, because there are a lot of people. I will say I am very appreciative to him of the things and the information, regardless of it was planned or not , the twenty seventeen article changed a lot of stuff and it was the first kind of open door to really get people