Has a few interesting bits about UFOs which he insists on calling UAPs, but mostly about what a great person he is and what a great career he’s had.

While I applauded Lue for all he’s done to advance the narrative for UAP and all he gave up to accomplish it, the book tells us near zero about UAP. It truly is just his life experience getting info out. Not the info itself.

Invigorating and educational. Could not put down.

This provides a solid background and personal history with the UAP disclosure movement from the late 2010’s to present. You will invariably learn something revelatory.

Fascinating

Having read this book after Leslie Kean’s UFO book, I’m convinced now more than ever that we as a globalist have a duty educate ourselves on UAP matters

Thanks luis awesome book

A truly inspiring account of courage to the people who are leading the UAP disclosure movement.

I consider myself pretty well versed on this topic. I have been absorbing everything I can about black holes, gravity, quantum mechanics, UAP, and non-human intelligence over the past seven years. As familiar as I am with Mr. Elizondo and the other heroes mentioned in these pages, there were still quite a few chapters filled with eye-opening and surprising information I had never read or heard before. The chapter on how UAP are theorized to move, though… it was a eureka moment for me that made so much sense. My years of interest in gravity and its effects on time were rewarded. Mr. Elizondo is a sober and dedicated patriot. I, myself, have never experienced any of the phenomenon he discusses in this book, but that does not dismiss any of it. I believe these are credible witnesses and intelligence officers who feel the public has a right to know more about what is going on. This book opens the door to greater disclosure.

Lots of hard evidence presented in this thoughtful book. Hopefully those in power will work together and not at cross purposes.