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Video Title: "Lue Elizondo 'Artificial Intelligence Presentation' #ufo #uap"

Lue Elizondo 'Artificial Intelligence Presentation' #ufo #uap
9,679 views  Streamed live on Oct 13, 2021

Lue is back to show us a demonstration of the AI software due to be released in the future that analises UFO footage.

Lue Elizondo is a former U.S. Army Counterintelligence Special Agent and former employee of the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence. His was the director of The Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program.

From: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mSbULDkgEE

Transcript:

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my
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hey everybody how's it going thank you
so much for joining me
i am just checking a couple of settings
because i've had a little bit of a
technical issue with my internet stream
tonight but everything's looking good
um
let's not waste any more time
let's bring in
your friend and my friend
mr lua elizondo
hey vinnie how are you i'm good lou how
are you man i'm doing quite well uh
apologies for keeping you all up so late
uh i'm so good colorado springs this
week uh doing some work and
unfortunately my my time schedule is
extremely compressed and it is not mine
so uh
sincere and humble apologies to to you
and and uh your wonderful audience but
uh great to see you again
hey it's so good that you could take the
time out and come back and
i think we fixed the technical issues
that we had last time as far as sharing
screens and all that stuff
thank you
i've never been very technically
proficient so i i well
thanks to me you just we just spent the
last 10 minutes i just sat here and
watched you
work away and do it so no thank you so
much man
um thank you to everybody in the live
chat here right now i really appreciate
you all being here um i have i'm just
gonna state i have turned off super chat
because this is a presentation by lou
this isn't like a massive ama ask
anything and all that so just wanted to
put that out there um
so yeah
here we are lou how's colorado treating
you man uh today's beautiful uh i had a
hell of a drive coming in uh
yesterday uh through they had shut down
the highway so i was coming down highway
25
and fortunately i have
a my truck is you know
jacked up a little bit so i have the
driving driving
what is it uh it's a uh it's a uh a ram
uh with uh four wheel drive with uh with
with dodge cummins uh motor um
so most people know me gear head so yeah
she's a bit of a beast uh you know
definitely go anywhere anytime type
vehicle a bit of a zombie apocalypse
type truck and you know she actually uh
normally she's a parking lot princess
but uh but yesterday she was a workhorse
she uh she did be good
appreciate it man that sounds awesome
man so um
listen we know why we're here i think
everybody's really eager
because we we've we've touched upon this
ai that has been mentioned
for quite some time now
yeah well i was going to initially talk
to you about the ai and i'm going to but
but i think you know what since i put
you guys off for about a week or two on
this and it wasn't intentional but you
know let me give you let me give you the
full presentation if that's okay and i'm
going to go a little faster than i
normally do this is a presentation that
has been provided to some some some
fairly senior people
uh and i think hopefully it'll kind of
give a broad perspective of of you know
what are we doing how are we doing it
you know what have where have we gone
where are we now and where are we going
yeah so i'm going to go ahead and share
if you don't mind i'm just going to
share the screen now
screen
uh forgive me folks if i uh do something
wrong here can you
i can see it man we're ready to roll
right here we go now first of all folks
i know people are going to go ahead and
pick apart this
thing um but uh just know that this is
for really the purpose of this briefing
is to to elicit conversation just get
people talking and understanding the
methodologies and kind of take away the
mystery of of how we've been doing
things so
there's really i've talked about the
five pillars of uap engagement and very
much like this picture here um you know
when you're when you're building these
pillars you really want to be consistent
and build them roughly at the same rate
and the same time
because if one pillar gets higher than
another then you wind up having a
crooked roof so we really have have been
very um diligent in making sure that
these these five pillars all rise
collectively together and by the way
there may be other pillars as we as we
move into the future
so i have this slide up here um just to
provoke conversation um what i usually
tell folks is uh let me see if i can
hide this give me one second does that
work nope i'm sorry guys let's try that
again that's so good
just don't show your calendar
yeah
so you know the question always
everybody asks right you know what is
disclosure and i think uh it's important
in order for us to have a conversation
we really all need to come to agreement
of what it means now this is a
definition um
and uh that that i was able to find the
action of making new or secret
information known um you know pretty
pretty simple actually um not not too
complicated
and we'll get back to that question so
the pillar one is the first pillar of
engagement is legislative engagement
here in our country we have three
branches of government um
there is the legislative branch the
executive branch and then there is the
judicial branch
we chose alleged legislative branch for
a reason because these are the folks
that set the laws of the land and
they're also the ones that that fund the
government they're the ones who who set
the budgets so it's important that as we
ensure we speak
about this topic that we engage our
lawmakers now let me just preface we're
not um
we're not lobbying people say oh you're
lobbying you're lobbyists no we're not
we're not asking for a cent not one red
penny what we're doing is just making
sure that congress members of congress
are informed so you see here some of the
advantages why we do what we do ensuring
lawmakers in the u.s are providing
relevant accurate uap information by
qualified experts what's a qualified
expert now this is not intended to to
hurt anybody's feelings but in
government terms it's people who hold a
security clearance who have a very
specific job um and and and they are a
qualified expert in their field so
whether it's missile telemetry or radar
exploitation or you know fill in the
blank um that is a qualified expert it's
not hobbyist it's not a ufologist it's
it's it's really a someone who has been
is getting paid by the us government to
do a very specific job i know some
people are going to argue that and say
well but that's not really a qualified
expert well
but it isn't government terms i'm not
saying it is from from a universal
perspective simply from a from a
governmental perspective
um and so we make sure that those
briefings uh you know we facilitate
those briefings so they can occur we
also it also it facilitates educated
decisions to properly fund uap efforts
within the us government and so you see
here annual budget cycles mip and nip
stand for military intelligence program
and nip stands for national intelligence
program making sure that congress knows
uh that if you want to help out that's
where you put some of the money so now
you can get the intelligence community
engaged to start actually looking at
this pro
pro this this this effort if you will
this this this problem collectively it
also allows for better oversight and
decreases excessive excessive secrecy so
congress says you know what i want a
180-day report so they get 188 report
they said hey that's great but now i
want a 90-day report and oh by the way i
want
i want to report from the secretary of
defense every year right so
it becomes a snowball effect and you see
here the the senate select committee on
intelligence and the senate armed
services committee it also permits
dialogue between constituents and
elected officials so now when a
constituent calls and said says to their
elected official have you been briefed
they can say yes and you know what
you're right this is an important topic
for us and it's an important topic for
our district or or our state
it also promotes media acceptance
because now the media feels enjoying to
actually ask the question that they
never wanted to ask before and that is
asking our members of congress what do
you think about ufos right and then of
course it enables international dialogue
with other governments specifically
through their legislative processes so
their congresses their parliaments
committees et cetera so
uh these are just some of the the
reasons why pillar one is so important
yeah
sorry i'm just going to say that last
point on pillar one with
um other governments i mean it does
every time every time that stands out i
think about the uk though how we still
seem to be falling behind
well you know i i i get it uh you know i
we have to have patience though
we we have to
you you can lead a horse to water right
but you can't make a drink absolutely so
we have to you know just continue be
persistent uh and be be
fair-minded and rational about this
topic i think you know i think uh
i think ultimately logic will prevail
the next pillar is executive level
engagement and this is ensuring this
helps ensure that the bureaucracy who is
designed to execute the will of congress
can do so
and they understand what the what those
wants of congress are and then basically
provide deliverables
it also allows for the defense and the
intelligence communities to prioritize
uap data collection now by the way
as you see it's no longer just going to
be defense and intelligence communities
we're beginning to open the aperture but
that's that's where we've been focusing
on for the last three and a half years
and as you see as a result of that you
have a deputy secretary of defense memo
creating a strategic plan literally on
the heels of the 180-day report
but it also enables intra and inter
government efforts to be coordinated so
it's not just across federal agencies
but it's also
up and down and it also includes
organizations not typically maybe
included in the uap conversation like
department of energy like nasa
potentially like faa um so dhs dhs noah
excellent you're right you must have
read these slides already
it also encourages resources and time
investment
uh because now they know that the will
of congress is such and therefore uh you
know the the the executive
department could say okay we're going to
take this seriously it also helps
eliminate stove pipes of previous uap
efforts so for example like the uap task
force an atip my program and even asap
to some degree
uh really suffered from stovepipes you
had this office i was squirrel away
under a directorate that was squirreled
away under an undersecretary that was
squirrel away under a department under
squirrel right and so
none of these organizations really
shared information uh very well with
each other and
there wasn't any senior level oversight
now it says you see this last poll here
ensures proper oversight of uap
activities
now you have the director of national
intelligence and the secretary of
defense directly now involved in on the
line of responsibility for this topic so
executive level engagement is important
the next is international engagement
and this is something near and dear i
think to all of our hearts but this
helps us synchronize us efforts with
other nations japan is an example where
about nine months ago they came out and
they said we'd like to enter into a
bilateral information sharing
relationship with the united states
regarding ufos uap
there's other countries as well but they
haven't won they don't want to go public
yet so you don't see them in this slide
so it also helps establish new
opportunities for intelligence
information sharing of uap data not
necessarily with other countries but
international organizations such as nato
and the united nations our five-i
relationship that we cherish so much
with the uk and australia and
canada and some of these other countries
it also removes individual burdens of a
nation and leverages partnerships to
share the responsibility right so what i
mean by that it's no longer one country
having to pay the bill for all of this
we can all kind of pool our resources
together so norad is an example where
you have a u.s commander but you the
deputy commander is canadian
and so you know when you bring the uap
topic to them
uh now it's really more of an
international approach not just a us or
one country approach but also equally
important it minimizes one nation's
ability to control the narrative we've
seen what happens in the last 70 years
when we allow one country to control the
narrative uh and
in essence not a whole lot gets done so
uh really this is very important when
you have an international uh
conversation then you truly have a a
collective conversation it's not just
one country that's that's managing the
the narrative it also encourages joint
research and development efforts and
increased collaboration which is very
important and helps maintain a common
operating picture that's kind of a
military term if you will uh of of the
situation while minimizing this
understanding of adversarial
provocations now
we know that these uaps have interfered
with u.s nuclear capabilities and also
russian nuclear capabilities what most
people may not know maybe some do is
that we actually have a communication
with russia
over the the northern part of uh of the
uh uh well of our of our globe our
planet and because when you launch
nuclear missiles you're gonna not launch
them the quickest way to get them to
russia and russia to get them to us is
over the north pole and so we have this
agreement that if if one of us happens
to see something unusual over the north
pole we can pick up the phone and call
the other and say you know hey boris is
that you or they can call us and say you
know hey joe is that that you guys or is
this something else now why is that
important because we now know countries
like india and pakistan who aren't
necessarily friendly to each other they
both have nuclear capabilities can you
imagine if a ufo
were to be encountered potentially over
one of their nuclear installations and
it gets confused as some sort of
provocation of war by the other side i
mean
that would be
horrible so so it is important that we
we have this international engagement
yeah pillar four is uh mainstream media
engagement this is why people see me on
mainstream media a lot
and despite what people think where i
only do you know one type of of media
outlet that's not true i've done many
many many outlets on both sides
but why is this important because it
socializes the reality of uap to a much
broader audience
it also helps destigmatize the topic
because now they're they're they're
talking about it and they're reporting
on it
it also further encourages legislative
and executive branch involvement because
when the mainstream media starts asking
them hard questions now they want
answers now they're saying you know what
we i can't answer that question but i'm
going to poke somebody who can and we're
going to get back to you with some
answers it also provides data to massive
information consumer base never before
have we been able to take information
across the planet so quickly in various
different if you will uh media
aggregators like associated press or
mother jones or comcast where you could
do a
uh podcast today and it winds up being
in a written article tomorrow and then
later on in the broadcast the next day
and it could be virtually around the
planet now with that said there's also
some danger with that right because
there's an old saying that a lie will
travel around the world in the time it
takes for the truth to leave the front
door so there's it's important that we
we be aware of that and only provide
valid accurate uh information
it also creates positive pressure for
scientific and academic communities you
now have academia asking folks like dr
avi loeb right hey is this topic
important right this is super super
important it's helpful it gives them an
outlet gives them an ability to have the
conversation it also increases
government transparency as we saw with
the new york times story right for for
years if not decades we've been saying
no no we don't look at ufos oh well
surprise we do actually
and then of course it provides a
platform for new theories um because now
people can talk to the media and new
theories and some of them
um you know may not necessarily follow a
line of logic but they're probably worth
listening to anyways
yeah and then pillar five is public
engagement
the most important in my opinion um
because it enables the public to take
part of the uap conversation they see
something on the nightly news and now
they're talking about talking about it
around the water cooler maybe around the
dinner table at night
this is important this is this is this
is it also allows for endorsement for
the other four pillars if the people say
this is a topic that's important to them
the media will cover it and our
legislative uh
members will will
will will begin to to look at this and
same with our executive branch so public
engagement is is is probably the most
important it also bolsters the ability
to fund and budget uap studies in both
government and the private sector
because now people say you know what
this is important and i'm willing to
actually put some money behind this to
for us to try to figure this out one way
or another
it creates a platform for grassroots
enclaves to exist right now you and i
having this conversation this is amazing
you know this is twitter and social
media
it facilitates a confederated effort and
data crowdsourcing environment now now
we've got people have cell phones in
their hands and youtube is full of
videos that we can all look at and
collaborate and talk about um and then
of course helps create new political
platforms and agendas um disclosure i
think being potentially one of them now
those are the five pillars what have
those what have those five pillars
yielded since 2017. of course a lot of
people say yeah not much has happened
you know in the last three and a half
years well
okay let's go down that rabbit hole for
a minute we have dod admitting the three
videos are real they admit that the
videos depict unidentified aerial
vehicles the department of navy creates
a uap reporting policy and guidelines
and actual reporting guidelines and
policies that get promulgated dod
establishes an official uap task force
under the deputy secretary of defense
directly mainstream media takes notice
and begins to actively report on these
encounters members of congress receive
classified briefings members of congress
have taken lead in advocating for
greater transparency former directors of
national intelligence and cia admit and
are talking about uaps potus receives a
classified briefing
on at least two occasions a president of
the united states president a former
president united states publicly
acknowledges the realities of uaps along
with a two foreign two former presidents
of the united states publicly
acknowledged the reality of uaps
congress mandates 180-day report be
submitted by the dod and dni one of only
144 incidents in that 180-day report
were resolved congress mandates a uap
report every 90 days japan requests a
bilateral information sharing group with
the u.s china introduces the five
continents initiative and one of the
largest ic collaborative virtual
environments is created to analyze uap
data now that's just since 2017. i would
argue that probably more has been done
in the last three and a half years than
in the last three decades
now by the way when i say that i'm not
taking credit for it a lot of people
were part of this okay but that's
yesterday what about today well here's
what's going on today folks senior
academics in the us are involved in the
serious study of uap phenomenon renowned
universities in the u.s are expressing
interest in officially studying uaps
scientific enclaves are being created to
test the physics
scholarship programs focusing on uap
performance are being developed
di well defense intelligence university
at
dia and the national intelligence
university are accepting thesis on uaps
that's that's remarkable that you have
actually these are these these academic
institutions in our national security
apparatus now accepting thesis on uaps
data from previous u.s projects are
being consolidated under a single entity
u.s navy is filing patents on potential
uap propulsion technology
dod is developing a strategic plan to
study uaps for years into the future uap
information is being integrated into u.s
intelligence collection cycle certain
allied nations are expressing interest
in working with the u.s government the
dod ig is conducting an evaluation and
several inquiries into dod's handling of
the uap topic certain members of
congress have expressed desire for
public hearings
study of uaps are being included into
annual budget cycles both mip and nip
former senior members of the
intelligence community are assisting
with u.s government efforts involving
uaps
office of director of national
intelligence office of the secretary of
defense navy spacecom norad and other
elements of the ic are actively working
uap issues and
planning for state local and tribal
authorities
to integrate uap data is underway
that is all what's happening right now
behind the scenes as we speak so if it
wasn't enough the last slide to talk
about what's happened in the last three
and a half years here's what's going on
right now
i'm just going to give you a quick uh
i just want to give a quick shout out
witnesses and gave a super sticker
before thank you so much sean i
appreciate it thomas fester thank you so
much for the super sticker um lu sorry
to interrupt you man let's go on to
phase phase two
yeah so that's all you know that's that
and all that is occurring under phase
one
so so we talked about yesterday we
talked a little bit about today but what
about tomorrow right so
fa you're now going to get information
that has not really been publicly shared
very at all really it's only been in one
other public venue that i'm aware of
but this is what we want to do create a
multi-disciplined environment what does
that mean what does that look like well
it looks something like this
think of a a national or a federal
laboratory and what you now have are
each one of these bubbles surrounding it
are are contributing members to this
federal lab construct where you have the
international community right and
countries part of that by the way each
one of these little bullets are just
sub-examples there's many many many many
examples each one of these little
bubbles could be a whole briefing on its
own you have the academic community you
have the scientific community and
technology community you have the yes
even the private sector
intelligence community defense community
and even the interagencies all working
together to try to to understand this
phenomenon with their respective um
expertise so
let's take for example when someone asks
well what can the technology community
provide us well let's take one sub-tiny
bullet within the technology community
let's talk about artificial intelligence
so here's some basic bullets we know the
technology exists today to analyze uap
data almost instantaneously and it's
anywhere in the world this technology is
relatively low cost now relativity is
important i'll explain that in a minute
this technology continues to improve
over time and this technology offers
innumerable advantages over to human
counterpart
so now what i'm about to present to you
is a test case okay this is an example
of how a.i
can be helpful to our discussion yes we
are currently working on this it's been
a lot of work it's not ready for prime
time so i'm going to run through you an
example with using a real real
real video so this summer we've been
waiting for
yeah this summer we got a video and by
the way this is important to test the
veracity and credibility of information
just as as it is important to test to
see if
if a ufo video or picture is real it's
also important to be able to disprove it
because when you're going to elected
officials
you have to be able to tell them with
confidence 99.9 confidence that this is
legit or it's not so we get a video from
a uh military officer in uh i won't say
exactly where in california and he says
look i i saw a black ufo hovering in the
distance
he took a video uh using regular
resolution on a commercially available
cellular telephone uh he is a us army
officer
and i'm going to play it for you real
quick now when you see it it's going to
be very grainy and you're not going to
see very much
um and
the video itself is actually a little
better quality you had to compress it to
get it on here but that little black
disk back you're looking to say well
that doesn't really look like much of
anything you know even though that the
guy splurged he saw a black disc
hovering in the background
um so
why is that important well because then
what we can do is let me show you the
still
whoa
right this that that people said wait a
minute that looks like a black hovering
disc in the desert you're not you're not
lying holy crap
so let's see what ai can do for us so
you have the ai first look at the
background
and the ai immediately identifies three
environmental anomalies not consistent
with a background right so it looks at
these objects and says this is not
consistent with the background however
the image is legitimate the background
has not been manipulated and is
comparing and contrasting color shape
and pixelation okay
and then we ask the ai okay what about
the object itself
now the human eye can't see it but it
identifies minor pixelation anomalies
that are analyzed to be protrusions some
sort of weird thing coming off the side
of this this black disk right
it also determines that the image is
legitimate and it has not been
manipulated and it is not an artifact
it's a genuine
object on screen
so then you ask okay so regarding the
background what can you tell us well
okay so the artificial intelligence
comes up and says look there's a 94
percent likelihood that that is the tail
of a c-17 aircraft that you're seeing in
the middle uh 85 certainty that that is
an f-35 lightning that you're looking at
and of course they're to the far right
are it looks like the tail of two
aircraft but it doesn't really know what
it is now these pictures are stock
pictures um you know ultimately what
will happen is we'll have the rights to
actually have you know real schematic
hopefully government schematic diagrams
of aircraft that will be able to compare
contrast um
and then when you look at the uh the the
mechanism in the middle here this this
this if you will this this disc it says
there is something for sure coming off
the the the edges of this
of this disc
so then you ask the
ai okay so in your best guess what are
we looking at
what it appears to be a black disc is in
fact an olive dark olive green us army
field tent observation tent and the
protrusions coming off the side are
guide wires and what this is more than
likely is a us army tent that has been
set up as observation
along an airfield to do flight
operations
and so
that is why it is so important that we
invest in these type of capabilities
because not only will it allow us to
identify when a ufo is real but it will
also help us identify when it's not it's
equally important that we can do both
fair and objectively
now limitations of ai
you see here to the left near instant
analysis of massive volume of
information obviously more accurate than
human counterparts it doesn't succumb to
human fatigue operates 24 hours a day
seven days a week operate all
classification levels and the more data
the more accurate it becomes and is bias
neutral but like we all know there are
limitations so all ai must be trained
there is a massive upfront time
investment to train it there's also an
initial investment to to build it is
expensive
it requires human oversight and not all
ai cr is created equal right and bad
data can perpetuate poor results so if i
teach the ai to identify
a tent as a disk then it will always
identify a tent as a disk and last but
not least it lacks human discernment
so
towards the end here i ask everybody the
same question you know the question your
kid always wants to know in the back of
the car when you're going on a trip are
we there yet
are we there we do we have disclosure
and the answer is
i don't know i'll leave that to you so
with that said let me go back here
and come back to you guys i think it's
here right and let me stop sharing my
screen
all right so um that is a presentation
that kind of shows a little bit about
the methodology that we've been using um
a little bit of a method to our madness
the points touch points that we have
been focusing on and also the artificial
intelligence why it's important
because it is equally important to prove
and disprove we have to be objective the
moment you see that black disc people go
whoa
that's incredible and then you say well
yeah but that's because we want to see
it we want to see a disc right we
we're sit we're looking at something and
we're seeing what we what we want to see
and although it's very tempting we
really really
have to be careful to avoid that
temptation um especially if we're going
to be continued to be taken seriously we
have to be our own worst critics if that
makes sense uh absolutely you know i
think that's the only reason why we have
gotten collectively altogether all of us
as far as we have um at least at least
at least so far
i'll tell you right now that black disc
got me
initially
we got all of them
really excited too
[Laughter]
another shout out sean witnesses in new
york uap another 299 super ticket
brother thank you so much man you don't
have to do that you know i love you
anyway man thank you so much
um
lou if it's okay with you i've got a few
questions lined up are you yeah it's
five thirty right now my time local time
i've got about uh i can probably do ten
minutes and then i've got to jam
unfortunately it's my
my schedule is not mine um i am actually
really really working for believe it or
not completely understand so i'm going
to skip those first few sorry to
everybody i'm i'm going to jump into
what everybody is probably wanting to
talk about which is james uh lakotsky's
book that came out yesterday um
can you talk about your interactions
with james lickowski james is an amazing
human being he is the guy that i could
never mention um because i i i had a
professional uh
respect for him and a personal respect
that i would never revealed his his
identity until he was ready to reveal
his identity and i kept that secret
until he came out with his book
he's an incredible human being by far
one of the greatest rocket scientists
we've ever had and i'm glad he's finally
being vindicated
yeah now the thing is with the book as
well that it doesn't contain top secret
sci information yet it seems to um
portray a lot of information that we
don't know already
how is that hidden somewhere but it's
declassified where's that
he went through a review process he had
to go through uh from my understanding a
very lengthy review process about 14
months through the pentagon um i i
imagine they probably weren't very happy
initially with with him releasing it um
but you know i can't really comment on
the book because it's not my book he
that book was written uh if you have
specific questions about the book my
recommendation would be to approach him
but he he's an incredible human being
now i understand completely let's just
jump back to the ai
software quickly
with the new um avenue the the direction
is going in with the ai and the data and
everything that may come out of it
are we likely to see
a development in the observables let's
say as far as we have
six
yeah six right now
could we see that
number jump i sure hope so
yeah i mean that's that's that's that's
the intent right is to to open the
aperture my hope is that we do find
other observables i suspect we probably
will but you don't know what you don't
know right so you know this is this is
part of that i'm sure some really smart
savvy people are going to get a hole
when they start this ai finally gets
fielded they're going to be like they're
going to find all sorts of creative ways
to use it that we never would have
imagined we're going to say holy smokes
yeah
no that's great thank you um and we saw
the interview on um mystery wire with
tom kelleher
and and
another good man colin is is an
incredible human being as well he's done
a lot for for this country we owe him a
great deal of gratitude for sure
absolutely i completely agree i've been
following his work for quite some years
but um he actually talked about a case
which involves some um
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a public
encounter with a father and daughter
with three orbs that actually entered a
vehicle
um passed through
the father's shoulder we're talking
about three orbs of
baseball size is that something that you
encountered through your studies in atip
that you can correlate to what was
studied in or
you know i'm not gonna i'm not gonna
talk about asap um i've refrained from
that uh
since the beginning it's it's it's not
my place uh i i can't speak from a
position of authority
um or expertise in asap i've made that
very clear since day one
i know people are curious
um i'm curious but
but it's not my area of expertise and it
would be
it wouldn't be wise for me to comment
on on that that aspect
i understand completely um
one thing that has come up is one little
small sentence about remote viewing and
i'm not gonna actually ask you to
comment on this statement but this is
something i've asked you about in the
past that you
didn't want to extrapolate on and this
is just for everybody that's asking
i'm not going to go there
lou i think
you know this i'm writing saying this
that it's not part of the discussion
that we need to be having right now
um well it's it's it's first of all it's
it's
it's it's written in somebody else's
book
yeah
and if if somebody wants to ask
questions about it they need to ask that
person
you know i've done a lot of things for
my country this most of my my my
background in my professional
uh experience
is is has not been open to the public
the only part of my career that's ever
been opened to public is really my part
concerning uaps
um and there's a reason for that um
you know i
i'm not gonna
confirm or deny or or elaborate one way
or the other what some of my other
duties responsibilities are or were or
or
or have been um
that's i'm not sure it's relevant to the
conversation to be honest with you we've
been i think very successful focusing on
on the uap
um
effort and i think we need to at least
from my perspective that's where that's
where i need to remain focused
i completely understand this is an uh
this conversation has been planned for a
few weeks with the drop of the book
yesterday my
inbox exploded with
remote viewing this remote viewing that
and you know
we touched upon this a while back and i
understand you're positioned
um so i just wanted to put this out
there for everyone that i'm not going to
push that narrative um
let's let's finish off on a question
that i really have got
for months and months and months
what
books
relating to ufos would you recommend
anything no don't ask me that you know i
hate doing that i don't want to endorse
a product i don't want to is this high
mistake once before apparently those
books that what i recommended went on
amazon became like it was like a six
dollar book and one of going for like
500
for a book and i'm like oh my god you
know i i didn't mean to do that i just
people asked me a question i gave him an
honest answer and all of a sudden you
know now people are like that book's
like 500 bucks i'm like oh god no well i
hope this doesn't affect the price but
i'll i'll recommend graeme rendell's
book on the foo fight it's 1940 to 1945.
i will say i have a copy of it and i
will say that that i am i am uh i am
it is uh incredible it i am um
i am reading it uh but i have to be
really careful of any endorsing anything
man you know i didn't i understand with
of course our our friend in in uh
australia as well because i really like
oh yeah
you know
man i got beat up so bad for doing that
people say yeah oh yeah because they
think i was getting a kickback right and
i'm like
no i'm not getting paid
you know for for some reason everybody
happens to think something it's always
about money i'm like well you know
it's not i think i saw once um recently
on social media i was making all sorts
of money with the history channel i'm
like dude i mean enough with two years
worth of work to buy a fancy lawnmower
so
get over it you know i i made
substantially less than minimum wage in
fact it probably if if i wanted to i
could probably have a lawsuit for like
slave labor because i put two years of
my life into something and got paid
peanuts literally i mean and i had to
take time off for work to do it so i
actually lost
money
doing something that was part of the the
five pillars there right so that was the
sure
five that was part of of of engagement
you know to to to everybody else public
engagement that's why that's why chris
and i did it
understandable listen lou i will just
one last question
what's next for you
as we see out the end of 2021 in jumping
into 2022. what's what's happening
well it kind of gave you a sneak peek
already i thought uh yeah
kind of you know um
so when do we expect the drop then and
am i right saying this is going to be
app based
um you know it's going to be multi-base
it's good there's there's an app but
there's also a desktop and there's going
to be
other pieces to this i mean it's been
has not been easy um you know
my intent is to provide it allow this
capability to go free to anybody who
wants it and then you know if you want
to use it for some very very specific
stuff where it actually is costing us a
hell of a lot of money then maybe you
know somebody might want to do a
subscription but it's not necessary you
don't have to do that you know it's it's
going to be available our intent is to
allow you know
a version of it free for anybody who
wants to use it um you know but that
costs money um and you know nobody's
donating
to this it's you know
people say well where is it i want it
well yeah sure but you know
it it ain't cheap and it's been a lot of
us you know are doing this from from you
know part of from a place in our heart
where we want to contribute but
you know i was like guys you know you
ain't paying for it so you know you want
to come around faster well you know
we're trying our best you know
absolutely man
i appreciate it quick shout out to lara
thank you so much
for the five dollars i think i've got
one more
tyler at contact tour thank you for the
ten dollars so much
lou
this has been
amazing eye opening i'm so blessed that
you were the i was the first for you to
show this presentation it means i did it
at a forum uh but it wasn't really
public it was invitation only i did it
in europe uh it has not been publicly
provided uh it has been provided to some
other very senior people like i said you
are really the first that this has been
publicly provided to you
that means a lot it means a lot and um
if you could just hang about for a
minute after we have this conversation
a little debrief because we are meeting
myself and you are meeting in london in
a couple of weeks and
we won't say any more about that but
that could be fun
everybody
we'll see if something comes out of that
a little video a little interview or
something but uh cuban in the uk there's
got to be a joke
there's got to be a joke there somewhere
dude we're going to drink some ale
i'm ready man i'll tell you
i love love love the uk if anybody has
ever wanted to go anywhere in the world
if you've never been to westminster
abbey
you will absolutely be in tears
it is it is one of the most profoundly
beautiful
places i've ever been it's ju it's
almost overwhelming and when you see the
history
uh of uk there and all these people that
have been buried there and some of the
tombs and how ornate and the love that
was put in behind some of those it's
just breathtaking it's it's absolutely
incredible
it is we take it for granted sometimes
here in the uk um
finally laura sosa thank you for that
super sticker
lou i'm not going to keep you any longer
man well i don't want to keep you guys i
appreciate it yeah i gotta go uh but i
know it's you know almost one o'clock
for you all over there i apologize
don't you dare apologize man it's been a
pleasure it's it's it's always good to
speak to you man you've always given me
the time of day and
yeah it means the world so thank you so
much man great well i'm sure people are
going to poke holes in that briefing i
gave you you know there's always people
let's go
no matter what i pledge what i try to do
they were like oh you
don't like that you know
so
man like we got you man it's all good
guys thank you to everyone
so much we appreciate you love you so
much until the next time
we'll see you later
bye