Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Luis Elizondo speaks out on SAPs; other possible 'hidden' UAP programs and much more

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This document summarizes an interview with Luis Elizondo regarding his time at the DOD, his perspective on potential rogue UAP programs, and the existence of intelligence documents concerning biological effects. It highlights the lack of oversight in certain defense programs and the ongoing efforts to collect UAP data.

This document is a blog post dated September 6, 2021, authored by Keith Basterfield and Pauline Wilson. It provides a summary of Episode 54 of 'That UFO Podcast,' featuring an interview with Luis Elizondo. The content focuses on Elizondo's experiences within the Department of Defense, specifically regarding his work with AATIP and his interactions with the SAP Central office (SAPCO). Elizondo clarifies that while he managed SAPs, he did not have universal access to all such programs. He posits that any UAP programs existing outside of AATIP were likely 'rogue' operations lacking proper oversight. The text includes discussions on the role of former DNI Jim Clapper and former Deputy Secretary of Defense Chris Mellon, both of whom Elizondo describes as supportive of his efforts. The document also touches upon the 'Havana Syndrome' in relation to UAP, the existence of a DIRD (Defense Intelligence Reference Document) regarding biological effects authored by Dr. Kit Green, and the potential for future sensor deployment to collect UAP data. Elizondo maintains that the current leading hypothesis for UAP is that they are 'something or someone else other than us.' The post concludes with comments from readers and references to other UAP-related topics, such as the Vatican's involvement and the release of various documents.

These UFO programs, if they existed, beside AATIP, were probably been run rogue. There was no oversight. They were being run in a way that was out of minds, out of sight.

Official Assessment

Elizondo asserts that if other UAP programs existed beyond AATIP, they were likely rogue operations without proper oversight. He emphasizes that he did not have access to all SAPs, only those within his 'need to know'. He notes that biological effects are a documented area of interest and that nuclear assets are a primary concern regarding UAP detection.

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