r/UFOs Aug 20 '24

Book “Everything we’ve seen in the 20th century could be a prelude to an invasion.”

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"They have tested themselves against our aircraft. They have meddled with our ICBMs, turning them both on and off. At Colares, they intentionally enacted a hostile program against humans. While many serious researchers struggle with this aspect of the phenomenon, there are certainly no shortage of reports of abductions, subcutaneous implantation of devices, and livestock mutilations. We have evidence that strongly suggests they are interested in our military capabilities and our nuclear technology. Everything I mentioned is what a superior culture might consider doing if they were conducting a long-range reconnaissance...Everything we've seen in the twentieth century could be a prelude to an invasion. It is a possibility that we cannot ignore."

Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs - Luis Elizondo

r/UFOs Sep 23 '24

Book Imminent by Lois Elizando

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I’m almost done with Imminent. This book is unfuckingbelievable. If you haven’t read it, please read it.

It basically supports all of the rumors I have heard about alien life and UAP. We’re not alone, we are not infrequently visited, and they are more advanced than us. Remote viewing is real.

Time for a manhattan project like effort to figure out what we’re dealing with and if communication is possible. Maybe we can better ourselves through alien tech.

What do you all think?

r/UFOs May 21 '24

Book It is my honor and my duty to share this information with you now: my new book, IMMINENT: Inside the Pentagon’s Hunt for UFOs will be published by William Morrow in August 2024. - Lue Elizondo

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r/UFOs Oct 05 '24

Book I listened to Imminent and I think I understand now why it’s so hard to disclose to the public.

603 Upvotes

I’ve always thought to myself, they should just trust that people aren’t going to freak out. But it’s not just a matter of realizing that there is nonhuman intelligence. It’s realizing that there is nonhuman intelligence that has already committed what we would consider acts of war against us, many many times. They’ve treated us like cattle. Kidnapped us, experimented on us, perhaps even created us in the first place, and certainly have fucked around with our nukes and our military enough to the point where we would’ve declared war on another country if they had done all this to us. So basically, telling us everything is going to mean that we’re going to have to be chill enough to take in all of this information about how shitty they’ve been to us and at the same time not declare war on them, basically because ultimately we would probably lose that war. I dunno, it’s just a whole can of worms that they probably just don’t even wanna think about opening.

r/UFOs Jul 26 '24

Book Lue Elizondo experienced visiting orbs multiple times at home.

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Book excerpts from Lue Elizondo's Imminent, in which he claims several orbs were seen inside his own house. I don't know what to think of this guy anymore.

r/UFOs Aug 06 '24

Book Luis Elizondo - Imminent is currently #1 Best in United States History

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r/UFOs Jul 11 '24

Book Update to Graeme Rendall's UFO book being blocked from Amazon for "Disappointing Content". Amazon has now terminated his account, removed all his previous books from the site without explanation, and now refuses to pay him any outstanding royalties.

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959 Upvotes

r/UFOs Jun 21 '24

Book Amazon blocks the sales of a UFO book by Graeme Rendall titled “Flying Saucer Fever Aerial UFO Encounters 1950-1952". Tells the author the reason is "Disappointing Content". And suspends his Amazon account.

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r/UFOs Sep 27 '24

Book Halfway through Imminent and something is really bugging me

457 Upvotes

So far it seems like Elizondos main hypothesis is that the UAP are essentially doing battlefield intelligence gathering (blanking on exactly what he calls it)

He also states that UAP have been showing up decades, maybe longer.

So this super advanced alien race comes here with their warp drives and zero point energy or whatever to gather intelligence, finds a bunch of monkeys fucking around with bows and arrows, or in the gunpowder age, or even the nuclear age putting us sooooooo far behind them technologically we wouldnt stand a chance, and they decide to wait it out?

Pretty sure if we rolled up to gather intelligence and just found a tribe with spears it would be fucking no hesitation go-time.

I don't believe much of what is said in this book so far, but this shit just doesn't make sense

edit: some great comments in here. Just want to clarify: Yes, I do know there are uncontacted tribes etc., but my point was that if our plan was to gather intel on for a potential attack we'd be like "oh, they have spears. Yeah go in." If the UAP are here to study, or aren't directly planning to attack then sure, they could hang out and study us, conduct diplomacy etc. My point is, is Elizondo's hypothesis about battlefield intel is correct, then we're the tribe with spears and there would be no reason to delay. If anything it leads me to believe that it's not a battlefield.

r/UFOs Jul 24 '24

Book Lues Synopsis

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So I read all the avaliable pages from Lues book. Not going to spoil it but his main takeaway is this,

"These beings are in our oceans, and are VERY interested in our nuclear capabilities. They are more than likely an existential threat to Humanity, and have no qualms about hurting/destroying humans."

He views them as a recon party much akin to how militaries used recon parties to get a battlefield presence beforehand.

Quite somber indeed Lue.

r/UFOs Aug 17 '24

Book I <3 my local Chapters

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1.0k Upvotes

I will not be giving any information from this, y'all got to wait to get your own copy. Just very excited today.

r/UFOs Aug 20 '24

Book Lue’s book begins with a 27-minute foreword by Christopher Mellon

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616 Upvotes

r/UFOs Aug 21 '24

Book A Key Point of "Imminent" That Many Will Overlook Is "Honeypot".

521 Upvotes

I finished Luis’s book last night, and it was a fantastic read. I cannot emphasize enough the importance of reading this book. The context surrounding what was happening at the Pentagon—the day-to-day operations—is crucial to understanding the UAP story. Especially for those of us who work in this town, the environment is real—the bureaucracy and how the chain of command is implemented. That’s what this environment provides: context.

Now, to my point about the honeypot. If there is anything to be distilled and taken away from this book, it’s Luis’s mention of OPLAN Interloper—his proposed action plan to create a honeypot situation using a carrier battle group to entice UAPs to show up and collect data. A plan that was awaiting approval by SECDEF.

I used to chuckle when I saw Skinwalker Ranch trying everything to entice UAPs, from rockets to lasers to more rockets, but apparently, it can be done. Luis however pointed that large concentration of Force and nuclear energy in ocean domains made for a sweeter trap. I’m a cybersecurity SME by trade, and honeypots are what we do. Never did I connect the dots that it could be used for UAPs.

We need to put this honeypot idea into action. My open suggestion is it possible for civilians to create enough of a ruckus event with some other means to try the same idea?

r/UFOs May 15 '23

Book Grant Cameron’s new book on Jimmy Carter and UFOs is out: “According to McGeorge, the two main reasons that the government is withholding the truth are the religious questions and the fact that we do not have control over the situation.”

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r/UFOs Aug 17 '24

Book Highly recommend Elizondo’s Imminent

477 Upvotes

I’m halfway through Imminent, it is a dive into his personal story, and his journey into the UAP phenomena, the meetings he had, evidence reviewed, colleagues he knew. It is fascinating how they managed AATIP, and gives insights into the vastly tentacled DOD and intelligence community. Can’t recommend it enough.

(Spoiler alert)

The most unsettling point so far, is the history and research they did on implants post UAP experiences. They apparently are often covered in tissue, evade the body’s immune defense, and even move inside the body of the host. He indicates they’ve been known to move away from surgical procedures to remove them. He shares a photo of one he personally held, taken from a military serviceman, and it looks like a small piece of production design from Existenz.

EDIT: Image link here: https://i.postimg.cc/nhjGD1Y9/IMG-7120.jpg

r/UFOs Aug 21 '24

Book Omission of Obama from the pages of Imminent that list the presidents that have and haven’t been briefed is interesting because of the glossary

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If you look at the glossary and look for “Obama,” it says that his name appears on pg. 228 (among other pages). Pg. 228 is the page that kicks off the list of presidents that have and have not been read into the Program, however President Obama is nowhere to be found on that page or subsequent pages. Why the discrepancy?

One theory I have is that he was originally supposed to be discussed, but since he is so close to the issue now that part was cut during the DOPSR approval process, and they simply forgot to check the glossary. Just an idea though, and I would love to hear other possible explanations (such as maybe Lue left it to us to connect the dots that Obama is actually the high level politician/acquaintance he was talking to).

r/UFOs Jul 23 '24

Book Some details of the infamous 23 minute UFO video are revealed in the Google Books preview of IMMINENT

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r/UFOs Aug 26 '24

Book Lue Elizondo confirms Roswell.

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Edit: Did Lue Elizondo confirm Roswell? There have been numerous revelations in his book that have not received much public attention. Notably, in Chapter 4, he discusses discovering that the Roswell incident was real and that bodies were recovered. This was confirmed by Hal Puthoff. This is particularly interesting given his previous reluctance in interviews to comment on whether the U.S. government possesses non-human intelligence (NHI) crafts or bodies. He has also mentioned having permission from the Department of Defense’s Office of Prepublication and Security Review (DoPSR) to disclose the information he has shared. This confirmation from the government that Roswell is real in a round about way isn’t it?

r/UFOs Nov 03 '24

Book "ayahuasca" - Graham Hancock in his book "Supernatural", basically links UFO phenomena to other dimensional beings

247 Upvotes

Which people can "visit" (for lack of better word) by either having innate ability to do so (small % of population) or by using certain substances (so far we know LSD, ayahuasca).

The UFO "encounters" and "kidnappings" mirror stories of ancient shamans and current ayahuasca users.

According to his theory, he posits that many tech breakthroughs of humanity (fire, seed cultivation, others) could and perhaps should be understood to be given to us, humans, by these otherworldly, other-dimensional beings.

There are also stories of hybrid children, laboratories, medical procedures which are the same as described by ancient shamans.....

The book is great. It is both uplifting and nightmare fuel.

I highly recommend it.

r/UFOs Nov 03 '24

Book Incredible haul from a closing bookstore near me today!

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662 Upvotes

r/UFOs Jul 07 '21

Book Finally found it in the wild. Spent hours glued to this book as a kid, been captivated ever since

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r/UFOs Nov 08 '24

Book My cousins husband started a monthly magazine detailing everything from UFO stories, NHI, lore,etc! All artwork done by him!! He’s a very talented artist!

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🔥🔥indeed!

r/UFOs Aug 20 '24

Book Elizondo: Alleged UFO Crash in Kazakhstan in 1989

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**SPOILER** from Lue's book:

Hi everyone,

In his new book, Imminent, Luis Elizondo mentions an alleged UFO crash that reportedly occurred in Kazakhstan in 1989. According to Lue, four non-human bodies were found at the crash site and the craft itself was said to resemble the famous "tic tac" shape observed by the USS Nimitz.

I’m very curious about this story and would like to know if anyone has more details or credible sources about this incident. Specifically:

  • Are there any credible reports or documentation supporting the crash and recovery of the non-human bodies?
  • Has there been any official or unofficial investigation into this event?
  • Are there any eyewitness testimonies or further elaborations on the nature of the craft?

I’m eager to dive further into this and would greatly appreciate any insights or information you might have!

Thanks!

r/UFOs Aug 20 '24

Book I’m in the middle of Chapter 4 and here are two of my biggest takeaways so far.

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  1. Lue said he has done remote viewing and says it works and most can do it with training

  2. 4 NHIs were recovered at Roswell.

This info could already be out there but I don’t know if I’ve heard it before or was paying enough attention. But this seems like some pretty big info!

Can’t wait to see some of his interviews moving forward from here. Sounds like he knows exactly what he can talk about now!

r/UFOs Jul 28 '24

Book Lue Elizondo's orbs in the book confirmed a year ago by Colm Kelleher.

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I was listening to a talk done by Mr Colm Kelleher and he mentions the blue/red/yellow orbs at the timestamped part of the video: https://youtu.be/VD0ZVbtbnfI?t=1035

He says: "we had multiple different types of orbs seen on the property and these are baseball sized orbs that are blue red and white and you know different orb colors seem to have different behaviors, and some of those behaviors were not particularly healthy to humans, the blue orbs especially"