UFO whistleblower says Pentagon report doesn’t disprove alien theory as he warns findings being watered down
Luis Elizondo, a UFO whistleblower
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The former Pentagon official in charge of a UFO investigation unit, Luis Elizondo, says he fears findings are being watered down.
Ahead of the release of files this month, Mr Elizondo told the New York Post on Thursday he would run for Congress to force defence department officials to release the full findings into UFOs, or UAPs [Unidentified Aerial Phenomena].
“If the Pentagon’s Public Affairs officers, and those who give them orders, continue to obfuscate and mislead the American people about the reality of UAPs and what our government knows about them, I may have no choice but to put my boots back on and run for Congress,” Mr Elizondo told The Post.
“If that’s what it takes to get the truth out, that’s what I’ll do.
He added on Twitter on Thursday that if reports by The New York Times into UAP sightings off the US coast were true, “the objects being witnessed by pilots around the world are far more advanced than any earthly technologies known to our intelligence services.”
“It’s time to release the full report, videos & data that we've seen in the Pentagon”.
The ex-Pentagon official-turned UFO whistleblower was formerly in charge of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP), which was officially closed down during the Obama administration.
Pentagon officials continued investigating sightings of UAPS, with The Times reporting in 2017 of another investigative unit, called the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force.
Mr Elizondo is known for speaking out about UAPS, and recently appeared in a CNN “60 Minutes” special on the subject.
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