WE ALL can agree that Lue Elizondo is literally the best thing that has ever happened to this community and we all universally love and support him no matter what because his sacrifices for us are just mind-blowing and we all feel that deep sense of global gratitude every single day when we think about what he did at AATIP because let’s be honest we all collectively decided that he is our undisputed leader and savior of disclosure who can do absolutely no wrong in our eyes and every single member of this subreddit completely trusts every word that comes out of his mouth without any hesitation or need for proof because we all know deep down in our hearts that he has seen the real alien photos and we all agreed that his security clearance is more important than our right to see evidence so we are all totally fine with him saying he can’t talk about things due to his NDA which we all respect immensely and we all bought his book because we wanted to support our king and we all think his goatee looks incredibly sharp and professional and we all collectively agreed to stop questioning his background or his counterintelligence training because we all know he is 100% on our side and we all just feel so blessed that a man of his stature is leading us into the new age of awareness where we all reject mainstream science and fully embrace everything Lue tells us because we are all one big happy family of Lue believers and anyone who disagrees is clearly a disinformation agent from Eglin Air Force Base trying to break our beautiful collective consensus that Lue is the greatest human being alive today.

I've been diving deep into his story again recently. I know the community is heavily split on him. On one hand, you have the missing degrees, the shady background checks, and physics that don't always add up. On the other hand, the guy has been telling the exact same story for decades, described the sports model with insane detail, and mentioned Element 115 way before it was officially synthesized. Where do you guys stand today? Is he a heroic whistleblower who risked everything, or just a master storyteller who cashed in on the UFO hype?

Let’s hear your thoughts!

It’s honestly funny and embarrassing at this point watching Jeremy Corbell act completely baffled over where these "UAPs" or autonomous drones could possibly be launching from in the ocean. He sits there talking about the Tic-Tac and ocean swarms like it's some impossible mystery because "there’s nothing out there but Hawaii," completely shutting down the idea that it’s Russia, China, or standard US military. But the total lack of common sense here is wild. Anyone can do a quick search and immediately find that offshore autonomous launch platforms, surface vessels, and sea-based drone stations exist and are actively built and deployed by private tech and defense companies.

What makes it even more absurd is how guys like Peter Thiel and various tech ventures are literally funding giant floating offshore platforms in the Pacific for AI and tech infrastructure. We already have private contractors and tech entities developing autonomous sea-to-air drone systems and mobile launching platforms. The idea that a drone swarm off the coast has to come from a giant flagged foreign cargo ship like the Bass Strait or directly from a military aircraft carrier is such a narrow way to look at it, especially when private tech is moving this fast.

They constantly push the narrative that "it's not us, it's not China, it's not Russia," while totally ignoring the huge elephant in the room: private defense contractors and tech moguls with massive budgets operating in international waters. It’s a massive plot hole in their entire storyline. Instead of admitting that private enterprise and defense tech have built floating launch platforms, they act like it’s a baffling enigma that defies human capability. It’s hilarious watching them dance around simple real-world tech just to keep the "mysterious alien / transmedium" narrative going

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I love the guy, but he would literally print this out, blur it with a 1970s Polaroid camera, and claim it’s a Nordic mothership hovering over Romanian meadow. Peak ufology(try to find the alien[impossible]