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AAPC 2019 Luis Elizondo Presentation
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Keynote - Mr. Luis Elizondo - To The Stars Academy Board Member, Former Program Manager (AATIP), Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, Pentagon - "AATIP - Looking Back and Forward"

From: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEusBq6Ghac

Transcript:

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any questions you have let me know a
couple ground rules there are no ground
rules
whatever questions you have I'd be happy
to answer any question not answer I
don't have the answer I'll tell you I
don't have the answer and I don't know
if it requires an answer that sensitive
or that would cause me to violate my NDA
I'll tell you that and I won't be able
to answer it but at least you'll hear
from me and it will tell you that it
can't answer the question and you'll
know why I want to be as transparent and
forthcoming as possible also before I
begin I would like to also extend a few
thank-yous to a couple folks here first
of all mr. rich Hoffman thank you for
inviting us I want to let everybody know
here that this is important to folks
like Colin I we we do not get a speaking
engagement thing to do this we do this
free because we believe in what we're
doing because we know you believe in
what you're doing so I want to make sure
that's clear I also want to thank mr.
Robert Powell thank you very much sir
for coordination and everything all your
help so far is been fantastic indeed
awesome also mr. Morgan Bell so thank
you very much mr. Joan Donato and by the
way please give angel my regard she was
a fantastic agent electricians of a
she's a fantastic officer and then I
would also like to thank mr. Humberto
Rojas and is a very lovely life over
here
these folks are kind of the Mavericks in
their field and despite until recently a
lot of the stigma that you all know
surrounding this portfolio they continue
to do their jobs day in and day out and
that says a lot I would also like to
very quick just a quick show of hands if
you're comfortable those who have ever
served either in the middle
or work with the US government or
working with the US government in any
capacity at all anybody at all quite a
few people I want to thank you sincerely
for your service
it is truly humbling thank you so very
much and then of course last but not
least an individual who I did not know I
only heard about her today
I do apologize for my ignorance but it
is the passing of Miss Karen King that
is that is very certainly very
unfortunate and sad news to hear and
especially for somebody who had
contributed much to this field so and we
led to I would like to also offer my
condolences sincerely to her family
unfortunately so before changing slides
here and would also like to thank you
all last but not least certainly
manami's you're really the reason why
we're here
folks I Cal myself others because you
all have been pursuing something that I
only did for the last decade some of you
have invested 30 40 even 15 years of
your life and that is one hell of a
commitment that is a marriage so I want
to I want to tell you sincerely from
from from myself and from how and others
thank you very much for for your
commitment and I'm very hopeful that
forums like this are going to continue
to bring this conversation to light so
with no further ado let me go ahead and
see if I fit in this side I have to
preface this Hooked on Phonics did not
work for me too well
maybe perspective so let's see if it
works okay a lot of people ask me so who
do you think disclosure has occurred and
I think it has occurred and I think it
is still occurring as I said before I
believe this in the process it's not an
event
I'm also asked well does this
confirmation well what does that mean
because if you look at the word
confirmation that kind of gives the
impression that there's some sort of
underlying narrative to begin with that
you're confirming and I'm not sure we
have that narrative yet I think we need
more data I think we're in the process
of building that narrative and we do
that through using the scientific method
and collecting evidence and materials
and doing the proper analysis on this in
a way that is is can be cured renewed
and of course the table right that's
what science is all about
so is this confirmation in my opinion
I'm gonna cap it out the mind it's only
my opinion I don't like to give it very
often I don't think this is confirmation
because I don't think we have a
narrative yet and I'm very wary of going
down any Avenue where we have some
preconceived notion of what something
might or might not be already and so we
have enough evidence to establish the
facts so December 16th you all know
better than I knew what happened the
news got out and and everybody everybody
was talking about it I would like to
share with you some personal insight we
seized a call from a very dear colleague
of mine who's the Pentagon who works
this effort very very closely
and so yes reading between the lines
when I say is working this I don't mean
in the past I actively working this so
that means separately teams so
congratulations it's still going and
that too will come out hopefully in a
very official way sometime soon but I
received a call from him very very
recently
it was this week and he said you know
blue is funny because a conversation
that I had to have with you just a year
and a half ago it was bold within a skin
in a TSS CIA facility that stopped
cleared and we had to whisper to have
this conversation I can now have this
conversation in the open halls of
Pentagon imagine that how far we've come
and so as we sit here today I encourage
you look around look at all these
pictures around you you're right now at
the epicenter of where mankind as
species left this planet and when
somewhere else
went to the moon I was looking at some
of these pictures they're profound and
one picture you have a dirt road with a
few model teens and people walking along
a dusty road just 40 years later 40
years later you have someone also
walking on a dusty road but it's not on
this planet it's on the moon and using
the spacesuit so things happen and and
because of people like you and the
scientific community science fiction
becomes science fact
and so anybody who would look at you
with some sort of maybe tilt a smile or
something like that and say are you
talking about UFOs what does that mean
well we don't know what it means but you
should probably pay attention because it
is real now what it is and how let's
intentions all these other things will
left for some other people who need to
figure out that's beyond me but we have
established the fact that they're real
and we have also established the fact
that from a national security
perspective but we'll talk about this
enough some people are a little bit
leery of the fact that right I always
historically tied this to it to a
national security threat we'll get to
that but you now have people out the
highest levels of the United States
government and international communities
of their governments finally taking this
is upon real resources real talents real
expertise to look at this and finally
figure out what this means
so congratulations I think this is an
historic event for everybody to have a
forum like this where everybody can sit
down and have an honest conversation
about a topic that has been so fraught
the floor with with skepticism and taboo
you've achieved a lot keep in mind just
ten years ago scientists still couldn't
agree whether or not the giant squid
that Pacific really even existed because
though it's all on camera
and so finally enough washed up on a
beach and enough showed up on deep sea
cameras where now we realize oh you know
what there really are sea monsters in
the ocean but they're actually a species
it's actually part of nature it's not
pseudoscience it's just me and so my
time at the Pentagon working with some
fantastic human beings like how it could
often others we approach this very much
the same way we approach this from a
scientific perspective we wanted to know
what we can capture empirical with the
parable data qualify and quantify it so
then we can go ahead and take that data
and try to figure out what it is we're
dealing with and so that's really in a
nutshell this this occurred and my
intention for for leaving the Department
of Defense I would also have been
verifying it was not a matter of
disloyalty it was in fact loyalty why I
left the Department of Defense in the
first place I am very very loyal to the
Department of Defense if you look at my
resume
hmm oh one of the very last things I
told secretary maths you can always
count on me to carry the water for DoD I
love my country I love the Department of
Defense I believe in what we're trying
to accomplish but in order for me to
accomplish and finish the very mission I
was given by the way which I did not ask
for I actually had to me my beloved
Department to finish that mission so if
anybody has any speculation out there
why I left I did not leave in bad blood
I left because I had to because it was
the only way I was going to be able to
get the boss who I was little to who I
served in combat with to be able to pay
attention because certain people that
were minding him were not providing him
the information and in my opinion the
only thing more dangerous to a country
keeping mine that Department of Defense
mission is to protect its national
borders the only thing more dangerous
than our ability not to protect our
national borders and our people is not
to be able to have a conversation that
that threat exists and that was my that
is what I objected to me we couldn't
even have a conversation about it
because of social stigma and that is
wrong so that is why I chose to leap and
of course a lot of speculation came out
as a result of that am i spy for the CIA
trying to fool people in their soft
disclosure as I said before look at the
end of the day I'll tell you no but
hasn't really matter because people
gonna believe what they believe in the
NATO cares because we're getting what we
wanted you're getting the information
that was so squirrel away in these
little secret hidden compartments it's
now coming to life you're now realizing
we were looking at the aircraft 40 years
in the future because if you look at 40
years ago in the past what do we have we
have six teams we had f-14 Tomcats we
had
fleurs what do we have today we have f8
teams we have to have 16 we have f-22 we
have that for seven teams but there's
still Jets when you look at the DIA
studies I think it's very evident what
we're looking at we're looking at their
craft 40 years in the future we're going
to get it so lit up right now so this
was a temp contract folks I also want to
go a little bit into what it means and
you have you seen a pair of aerospace
what I'm talking about aviation we're
not talking about airplanes we're
talking about things that have the
ability to operate both in an atmosphere
environment and no atmosphere
environment and you know what
probably underwater - why is that
important because these things are being
able to perform in a way that we still
don't quite get understand it we
certainly cannot replicate more
importantly they can do it in all
virtual mediums so let me digress for
just one moment here and do a very brief
and I don't want me to solve anybody's
intelligence I know pretty much
everybody just reading this more about
physics but as it was explained to me if
let's say this between here is a
aircraft an aircraft will take an
aircraft because it has to perform in
our atmosphere so it has a nose it's got
a tail it's got wings it's not control
surfaces it's not an engine in the back
so playing pretty much less a complain
yeah might be a b2 versus an f-16 but it
still is a plane
where's a rocket doesn't have to fly
really for very much time in our
atmosphere it's in no atmosphere so it
has thrusters doesn't have wings so that
control services as thrusters has
chemical rocket motors instead of the
jet engine because there's no atmosphere
and yet a submarine looks completely
different it actually uses buoyancy and
a propeller to move underwater that's
why the submarine
bring a plane was in the plane and a
rocket looks like a rocket for the most
part yeah these things we're seeing can
operate in all these environments
without changing their physical
attributes and still continue to perform
the same way now for those of you who
are scientists you know the drag
coefficients we're talking about when
you're in water when you look at a
torpedo and I can't go to the details
here but anything above a moderate speed
underwater the drag becomes so
significant that it's almost impossible
to overcome unless you use other
technologies to reduce that friction and
yet these things can perform just as
easy we picked it up on radar we think
about much sooner and we pick them up
with everything in between this was a
contract focus I've talked about this
before but this came out back more than
a year ago before the list of dia
studies was ever released and this is
actual from the contract why is that
important because of work phenomena is
used does it say aircraft folks
it says phenomenon it's in black and
white you can read it yourself in the
contract black and white every word that
we use is deliberate in the US
government you know that from a contract
vehicle perspective you've never been a
core contract officers representative
you know what I'm talking about
words have meaning they have legal
meaning so when you see that
investigating legitimacy of currently
observed phenomena investigate that
doesn't mean just do studies folks that
doesn't mean sit back with a stubby
pencil and just collect data its
investigate it's doing it's an action so
and then ask the question are they
achievable my current understanding of
physics and engineering well if there
are craft than the answer is yes unless
or not
and then it says at the bottom if not
what research is required to achieve it
well those are the studies that mr. Pugh
top helped get done for us and several
other very very very renowned scientists
some of the best in the world in their
fields minded so that's why you have
those studies that came out and again it
says in black and white phenomena does
not say aircraft so anybody who tries to
twist that narrative I would encourage
you to do a little reading or encourage
them to do a little reading because it's
in black and white so this is a slide I
put out before but I can probably talk a
little bit more not now about it because
all these studies came out so let me
briefly go over what the five
observables work now you're talking
about an object here's our little
airplane again the first observables is
sudden and instantaneous acceleration
what we're talking about are the
inertial forces that are that are
exhibited by something when it changes
direction from point A to point B and
possibly back to a again or Z or
whatever there are internal inertial
forces that we can look at and we can
actually measure to determine is this
something that we know so put this in
context the human body can withstand for
a very short period of time about nine
GS
wearing a GC otherwise very unpleasant
things start to happen blackouts
brownouts et cetera and that's sixteen
and I'll be a little bit older aircraft
anybody here from General Dynamics no
anyways great aircraft little older
still one of those highly maneuverable
aircraft we've ever built except a few
experimental ones but they were unmanned
so and that aircraft can go anywhere
between
into 18 G's before the material science
aspect of the aircraft being it's
breakdown
meaning when we snap off okay there are
other things missiles that can
experience much greater gene for so
again a period of time and yet very
short what we're seeing is a consistent
and a persistent ability to perform gene
forces well in excess of 400 genes and
that's on the conservative side well
beyond the healthy limitations of
anything biologically certain to a span
and by the way this is not world
agreeing to them this is this is
actually documented it's been recorded
it's real you can seeing yourself and
the Nimitz is just one of many many
examples that I'm fairly certain are
going to come to light really soon
the next one is hypersonic velocity so
here's our little airplane again flying
in the atmosphere and everybody knows
it's supersonic speeds are when you're
talking hypersonic velocity you're
talking about Mach 5 Plus that's really
fast but now do we have aircraft that
can do it sure Hank the Space Shuttle
did and it was blowing at Jeannie
orbital velocity but not the way we're
seeing and certainly not without the
Associated signatures when you see the
shuttle launch baby you know it's the
shuttle
I mean it's loud you see a smoke plume
from miles and miles and miles of earth
shapes when an aircraft is doing that
kind of speed or missile you have heat
ablation and friction you have
atmospheric ionization you have
contrails of the Faculty of acoustic
signatures such as sonic booms that are
very hard to get around an engineer
around it okay that's why you have
something like the b2 it's really
stealthy but it's not
really fast you want to be really fast
you're probably not going to be really
stealthy so it's a trade-off yeah these
things are performing hypersonic
velocity some cases happy careful icing
what I will tell you is that they have
been officially clocked at over 13,000
miles an hour unofficially much much
faster and by the way these are through
military capabilities okay not grandma's
awesome weights in the backyard
the third observable is a little bit of
an oxymoron low observability right the
fact that you cannot see it sometimes is
something that you can record sometimes
the absence of data itself is just as
important as having data if you've seen
ahold of the picture done ooh
something's creating that hole and very
much the same way here you'll have the
reports of the pilots eyewitnesses by
the way highly trained observers all
with top-secret security clearances by
the way trusted to fly lively missions
over US cities going fight and we need
more money that these these people are
trained to know the silhouette between
the mig-25 and mig-29 and f16 and a
European Toronado they know it they know
the difference between a drone and a
quadcopter a kite and they're telling
you what they're seeing is unlike
anything they've ever seen before but
all the wait there's more because what
they're reporting and saying you know
it's weird kind of silvery object it's
hard to see is also being backed up by
the electro optical data the cameras are
seeing that same buzzing weird object
too with his weird glowing aura this
halo around it and oh by the way it
happens to be the
same thing that the radar is picking up
to simultaneously and not just one ray
are many radars at the same time from
different positions okay so they have
spatial and temporal Tina coming in oh I
think they're probably okay spatial and
temporal information all now coming
together telling you that you've got
something there may not know what it is
hard to see it but maybe that the fact
that it's hard to see in itself is an
observable thing is telling you
something there's some physics there
right you look at the desert a hot
desert on a hot thing you see that
Mirage effect it's kind of harder to
sees through are we looking at something
similar and of course it you can see on
the right these are some of the reasons
why it's important for us to them from a
DoD perspective a military perspective a
national security perspective because if
I can do instantaneous acceleration the
hypersonic velocity in low permeability
that gives me the ability to understand
thrust management capabilities g-force
neutralization rapid deployment of a
capability
first-strike capability right so if I
can go ahead and hit my enemy before
they hit me then that's probably better
and then of course stealth low
observability the other two observables
multi medium travel and positive look
we'll talk very briefly about that - I
apologize on the right if it's hard to
see those I didn't get a chance when I
was going between PC and Mac and back
and forth on this in tropical but those
are supposed to be a multi medium travel
we talked briefly about that an object
that can perform just as easily in an
atmosphere low Earth orbit possibly
beyond and even underwater now why would
that be important for us
well strategic surprise military
flexibility battlespace dominance I can
fly I can swim it I can do everything in
between that's huge but that again is
just to a world of compromising we're
talking
from an engineering perspective for
example you look at a seaplane right
that's a plane that can fly but it can
also kind of be like a boat but a
seaplane isn't real it's you know is it
it's it's an amount of evasion of
compromises it's not really a great
airplane and it's not really a great
book it's just kind of in the middle
there because it's got a satisfying boat
so there's these compromises we don't
see those compromises when we're looking
at the Ewing theme why is that and then
of course positively the ability to defy
the natural effects of Earth's
gravitational force by the way
universally applies to us all and we
have technology sure I mean we have hot
air balloons
that's positive lift we have lift wings
right like an aircraft you have the fork
before coefficient you have to pay
attention to thrust lift drag weight you
have a jet engine that could provide
that for us you have a propeller engine
that's handle mechanical way of pushing
the air and then you have rocket engines
chemical engines but really those are
only the four real ways we know how to
how to defy for any real progress
natural gravitational force other than
ballistic right wing aboard or just an
assignment yeah these things can fly in
these credible speeds and yet hover like
a helicopter sometimes for a minute
sometimes for hours sometimes for days
they can drop in from 80,000 feet down
to 50 feet right over the water within
less than a couple seconds
you tell me I was part of a lot of
government programs I have a good
healthy background in aerospace and
protecting technologies advanced
technologies when I was a young special
agent so you can see from a national
security perspective there are national
security implications to this now if you
ask me a human being is a national
security threat I think my answer to you
and me could be able wanted to be it has
a potential speaker I'm not saying
they're a threat what I'm saying is that
they could mean if they wanted to be or
it couldn't be if it's wanted to be so
as a result you pay your Department of
Defense to protect this country from all
over these for non-domestic that's what
it says so you you want a Department of
Defense to consider this as potential
national security threat until it can
prove it's not so that's why in my job
look at this is a humanitarian thing and
everybody was here for peace and sing
Kumbaya
give it to the State Department give it
to an NGO give it to USAID that's not
doing the t's job whose job is to go
fight and win it once quickly that is
what you paid us to do and so that is
why there was a national security Nexus
because if it was anything other than
national security the DoD would not be
involved the Air Force wouldn't be
involved maybe wouldn't be involved most
likely CIA England's me involved
dia and everybody else it is a national
security issue is a threat I don't know
but it is an issue in my opinion
but you know what this effort didn't
start with anything
and I know that and you know that a tip
was just one piece of a long legacy of
efforts that some people in this room
were actually part of how incredible is
that right so here we are today and
we're going all the way back some some
folks in this room we're actually a part
of Project Blue look these are documents
that were actually released by these
organizations I'm talking about the same
flying observers in fact going back to
the 1950s early fifties 1950 to be
precisely officers describing a flying
white butane tank about 40 feet applying
logic what does that sound to you
and these observables go all the way
back to 1947 and they're written in some
cases by four-star officers they're
written to in front Jane and Gruber as
high as it gets so don't look at agent
and say well agent frontal this now
actually we didn't we just continue the
legacy of a lot of hard work
it goes well before that we have known
about these things for a long time the
only thing they did with the help of
folks at Cal was be able to understand
that these things fell into a category
of observables that then allowed us to
try to figure out the physics now this
is an accomplishment of agent
unfortunately I can't take credit for
the credit goes to that guy but that is
something that this this office was able
to achieve but I do think that's
significant because once you understand
the physics you understand how it works
you understand how it works and then you
can replicate it so I encourage you at
some time to take a look at some of
these documents very very interesting
again a lot of these are on
recent poia there's a lot of them I
don't expect everybody to digest all of
it but there's enough there or anybody
to look at these we're going to take
these slides and go up to see some of
these examples they're pretty incredible
I'm sure we'll do this anyway so
everybody think they'd bring me they go
through a fine-tooth comb so I try to
put a couple Easter eggs in there so
there's a long history but you know what
it's not one of the us folks foreign
governments they've gotten interest to
and some of these countries have
actually admitted it
for some reason they're a little more
forthcoming than we are I don't know why
I'm totally mad your wife but these are
some of the organizations that are
actually within their governments that
are actually charter specifically to
look at you a piece from a scientific
perspective mind you so you're talking
about money resources and budgets and
personnel it could be diverted to
anything like we're on terrorism but
they're not they're converted to the UAP
phenomena because they think it's
important enough that they understand
what they're dealing with and frankly I
don't blame them but guess what it's not
just that there's some more countries so
I think that we had this conversation
we're beginning to realize that this is
not a u.s. phenomenon this is not even a
phenomena for this hemisphere it is
truly a global phenomena there's a
gentleman I've been to here from Peru
and you know what they have one hell of
an effort a lot of interesting things
know happens in in South America how and
I have had a debriefing with one
individual in particular from the
country down
very senior person I still remember that
debriefing very very compelling and it
was an official US government deem
region by the way so yeah there's a
history here and this is like this is a
global phenomena so I what my quickly
look at it I mean our friends are
looking at it some are for have a series
are looking at it sure you should look
at know there's two things I'd like to
before you know the next slide talk
about just briefly national security
threat I heard someone else say this is
far more eloquently but let me see if I
can we capture it real quick
hypothetically sir senator so-and-so Lou
do you think this is really gonna be
really into that just really really well
sir mr. senator we have we have two
options and we have something coming
into our airspace that we have no idea
what it is how it works and there's not
a damn thing we can do about it I don't
by the way has a capability to bring
potentially nuclear capabilities over
the White House in two minutes or it's a
mass delusion everybody is absolutely
crazy
thousands of DoD people who have
top-secret clearances trained observers
and you trust to go fight win the words
look like me this you don't know it's
hideous
they're crazy by the way some of these
people are their finger on the nuclear
button is that not also they should so
in a way it's an actual street issue
doesn't matter what side you're on
doesn't matter how you feel about it hey
this message three issues those are the
only two hours it's real or it's not
neither one is an actual security issue
so I think I think it's importantly we
look at it that way and so then the next
option well you know sir the DMV
scratches are and there's someone you
know actually what do you think it's
Russian
well good one you know what
great so how long have you known DoD and
this was a Russian came to Berlin
and you failed to inform Congress which
by the way is law
what's your answer now because okay
great it's Russian why would you talk
you spent how many years and they had
this game really the entire time so you
see my pointer when you go down the
lobby train it's really not that
illogical to have this conversation from
a national street perspective because
either way you look at it is a national
security issue but with some challenges
also to come opportunities we are in a
room now where we have some of the
greatest minds in this country working
together to put human beings on the moon
coming in today this morning I was
stunned to see a life-sized version of
the Saturn 5 rocket amazing amazing one
of the most powerful fastest machines
mankind has ever built ever is standing
right over there right in your backyard
right and let's look at what happened
during the last space race a lot of
things happen a lot of industries came
out of the last space race that we
couldn't even imagine so my humble
company along with Hal and several other
people that Chris known Steve justice we
have a company that a lot of people kind
of say well alright hold on you manage
it and now you're doing this thing with
TSA and okay you're trying to build
something you're trying to study
something you're also selling books
I'm confused okay well it's okay you can
be but it actually makes sense but
that's a whole nother breed but I'm here
to tell you these are kind of the three
divisions we have field operations
science and aerospace and education
entertainment now what the hell does
entertainment and a rock star have to do
with this you've got a popcorn folks
same reason you're here today you're all
coming here to have the discussion and
have a conversation in order to do that
you got to get the word out how do the
rock star in a musician who understands
how to push a message and there's a
little bit of a vanguard and maverick
and that's really care about breaking
some of the rules that you guys like me
don't worry about sometimes you got to
break a little China and he knows how to
break a lot of China you know it's also
an individual who got to the highest
levels of government whether what
admitted or not he got to Podesta so we
have to give credit where credit is due
and part of this is like when spielberg
came out with his Close Encounters of
the Third Kind that was I think we can
look back and say wow that was actually
a very monumental living it was not for
entertainment but it was a monument to
living and so you there are examples
where science fiction has actually
informed science fact in science fact
has informed science fiction and that's
done in entertainment let's put an
example Jean Bradbury Star Trek right
remember when they have a little trike
water and a little flip phone and all of
a sudden Motorola 30 years later woke up
with a punch they talked about the trial
or kind of this thing done where you
look inside your body now we've got
cat-scans so those are some examples
where science fiction help inform
science fact but let's look at some
examples where science faculty from
science vision in the entertainment
industry and that won't be very much
follow Thirteen's
a mission that almost became an
national tragedy and disaster but it
wasn't it was a mirror and 30 years
later
young Hollywood doing a movie with Ron
Howard has director on Apollo 13 right
to get that message out so no different
than anybody else trying to get their
message out no different than
elimination here we're trying to get the
conversation started and what you saw in
History Channel that is a start
you're talking about a global audience
of millions and millions of people who
finally had the conversation and by the
way what people say on camera you can't
take it back once it's said once this
recording is there for posterity for
ever so this is a way that we can have
that conversation and we can get people
to have the conversation people with
access people with expertise people in
the government this is not the show by
the way if anybody wants to know how
well you do financially doing a show
after seven months like this traveling
the world internationally working their
butt off I've made enough just okay but
I've made enough to buy a decent
lawnmower so I can now do my long and
then self-propelled llama so if you
think these are some get-rich-quick
scheme it's not those
go play the lot their chances of making
more money doing that you do this
because you believe in and once you see
it you can't forget so this is our
humble company we talked about some of
the innovations that came out profound
the innovations resulted from the last
space race well let's take a look at
fuel portable life support systems micro
scanners remote medical monitoring and
sensors memory foam prevents here's just
a small few examples let's look at a few
more cosmic rays shield now using
satellites freeze-dried food I'm not
sure that was such a great innovation
portable soil vacuum reflective foil if
we use now for thermal insulation this
goes on and on
right human prosthetics thank NASA
action over over 6,300 innovations any
of you have athletic shoes and go work
out of yoga
Paulo any of you have a cat scan in the
last year all LED lights anybody who has
ever seen an LED light or uses LED
lights try to save one in your house Wow
each one of these in some cases tried to
be multi-billion dollar industries and
they had no idea NASA had no idea what
was going to come out of the space race
and here's just a few small examples so
guess what in my opinion I think we're
at that paradigm again I think we are at
this paradigm where now we are faced
with a new reality and the sky's the
limit folks if do you think that's
exciting
what did you see what comes out of this
when you can manipulate space time
metric imagine what type of what type of
things we can do for mankind in
community and that's just one so our
company is is focused to a great deal on
the science base in the aerospace on
looking at this as a as a business case
model that might work
all right if you're here just slide
everybody wants to talk about sheep
cheese look all those products that came
out on the last space race from acquired
material science scientists in some
cases like you that are sitting in this
room we need your help
you know how the material you don't have
the analysis you know how the data you
get nothing so this is why forums like
yours are so important
you've got to have scientists at the end
of the day to figure out just what the
hell it is we're looking at what what
makes this material so special now in
some cases this material was told it's
special through analysis guess one yeah
not so special some of it I will point
out which one is up on that slide there
are some that are absolutely special and
have been briefed to some very very
senior levels of the stuff and they do
remarkable and extraordinary things and
they're built in such a way that to this
day we still can't replicate to this day
so that should be that should be very
telling material science is a critical
piece to this we can't just sit there
and say I told you so that's not what
this is about
this is not this effort is not about
satisfying the natural curiosity of
people who want to know right now as
I've said before there's a difference in
giving information right and giving it
right now I am not in the business of
giving information right now I'd rather
give it to you right so you have to do
due diligence you have to understand
what it takes to do the analysis and to
respect the scientific method and to
respect the people you're working with
in government whether it be the
legislative branch or the executive
branch you have to give people time you
have been steeped many of you in this
for decades some of these people are
learning about this for the very first
time no kidding
they're scratching so wait a minute
that's real that's real can you imagine
that so you gotta give them time and
then you have to make decisions if you
can imagine with something like this
there's all sorts of agencies
organizations that have an interest in
this I can't tell you which ones
unfortunately you can use your
imagination and it's not just propulsion
there's other organizations that can
look at this you know in saying let's
say from let's say my perspective right
I put X amount of pounds of armor on a
vehicle that slow me down and weigh me
down what if I didn't have to have armor
at all what if I have a way to serve
material where bullets didn't matter it
didn't do anything so we're taking this
step by step I know people are hungry
for information and I knew that I do
believe is forthcoming but it has to be
done the right way and by the way let me
caveat that to these people
say when it's a right way you're away no
it's not likely not my way at all but we
have to respect the people that are
involved we have to give them the
flexibility and latitude to take this in
and start making the right decisions and
you want always make sure that your
executive branch in your legislative
branch are duly informed you don't want
one being informed and not the other
politics assignment if a Republican
Democrat independent you know tea party
does it okay the bottom line is when you
serve as a government servant like I
needed it is our duty responsibility to
inform leadership and the executive
branch doesn't matter who's in charge
and in turn you also have to make sure
that the legislative branch is also
informed and you know what one would be
more informed than the other because
then they get mad so it takes time it
takes time but now let's recap very
quickly the last year for months okay
just ready put the humor me for one
moment
the New York Times came out and publish
the story that program was real in
middle Israel they said they spent 22
million dollars on three millions for
the first time in US government history
were released by the US government
through the actual review process on
objects and they still say to this day
we have no idea what they aren't by the
way they were already analyzed so please
don't show me some sort of video game
that some will pull out their PC and say
look that's IR flavored it's not even a
real picture looking at video okay give
me real danger we had the best of the
best from the intelligence community
looking at this that briefed me and they
said Lou we have a clue this is some
weird stuff and by the way you will see
that we even had people
ATS be on camera a lesson on camera same
thing
bingo not include 50 years of doing
investigation for the NTSB I've never
seen anything like that in my career for
the record on camera so I think it's
important as we build a compelling case
that we can tell keeping in mind that
even the grief I'm giving you today
there are going to be people maybe even
in this audience but there going to be
people
if this goes out that I'm gonna
scrutinize every single word I say and
they are waiting for me to mess up one
wrong word that violates my NDA and I go
to jail he won't see you for a very long
time so I have to be careful I will not
violate my NBA not because I'm afraid of
jail just because but I am gonna try to
have a conversation in a way that gets
everybody involved and that information
comes to you the right way because it
shouldn't be coming from the way
sentence on them shouldn't be coming
world according to Lou and this is this
is everything but they should be coming
doing the government channels the right
channels because ultimately that's why I
really left the Department of Defense I
wanted to fix it I didn't want to ruin
it
these are good people most of those
people are my friends and foxhole into
combat with they're good they're loyal
they're Patriots yeah there's this
function in the government I got it we
all know it there it's there but there's
also a lot of goodness and so I wanted
to compel those in leadership positions
to fix the system it's not any one
individuals fault now are the little
cabal's in there that made my life very
difficult
yeah absolutely the work and that's
another conversation but they were not
being not representing government read
law
and I think it's important that I make
that distinction and I want the
government to work to our benefit now
I'm a private citizen before I was a
serving other people now the government
serves for me and I want to make sure it
works I want to make sure thanks and so
that's what we're doing so that's really
what my what my effort has been the last
year and a half and so if we've been a
little bit radio silence I apologize for
that it's not intentional but there's a
lot of things going on behind the scenes
just because you don't see what's on top
of the water there's a whole lot of one
on underneath so I ask for a little bit
of patience and understanding what
you've all been very patient and
understanding I think that things are
coming I think good things are coming
this way yeah they're gonna be a little
scary for some people maybe this is a
conversation that that is not only
involving scientists like human and the
curious but also making religious
scholars and philosophers and government
people and academics right why not bring
them into the mix because at the end of
the day I'm sure if you're a doctor
you're a lawyer you're a cop you're a
fireman you're a schoolteacher you're a
student
this phenomenon affects every single one
of us equally and how we interpret this
information may differ depending where
you come from and what your few want is
love where do you want is in life but at
the end of the day we're all affected
equally so we should probably all have
the conversation together in my opinion
anyways so with that said let me go here
and before we go to questions real quick
I would like to just point out one last
thing I was governor crack I did some
stuff before in the intelligence
community I spent some time in some
really bad situations overseas but when
I came to this program I didn't ask it
was
me because of my background in
counterintelligence to take the job and
so he did it this is not something that
I went to scab on I want to do it when
they came to me and they finally had the
serious conversation they asked me said
Lou I want to know what do you think
about UFOs I told him I don't don't
think about it
no no I'm just worried about the N the
enemy is and so that's probably why I
was brought on and then later the my the
the director who preceded me
unfortunately was right out of the US
government because of this very caustic
portfolio a lot of stigma and so people
like Hal and others who we had to rely
upon after that director and I took it
over there really they're the real
heroes of this I was just kind of the
guy that can kind of keep everybody
protected and keep it running but at the
end of the day they were the ones doing
the hard work so if there's anybody to
thank in this scenario there's a handful
of people that my former director I
can't say his name because I promised I
would never he has to make that decision
if he wants to come out but he's
certainly one of those heroes how could
office certainly one of those heroes
another guy to get green is one of those
heroes another guy that I can't mention
his name is one of those heroes
because he is still fighting to fight in
Washington right now today today like
smoke running parts of this program so
that's encouraging
it's alive and well
now
it's collagen
but other than that
it's exactly the same in : Lincoln or
Florida
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