Lue Elizondo is an exciting bore. The UFOlogy as a whole, has had enough of this guy. He wrote a DOPSR approved book by largely using material already approved for release by DOPSR, in other people's books. Likewise, Dan Farrah interviews 34 people, that have already been interviewed elsewhere, using answers approved by DOPSR. There's really nothing new here, except the wording. The implications are the same. Some people know some things, but they can't legally say more. No one is willing to sacrifice the relative safety of their DOPSR approved scripts, in order satiate the UFOlogy community's need for the answers they've wanted for decades. In 2008, Elizondo, a career IC counter operative and CIA asset, was asked to employ his skillset on the UFOLogy community. The veracity of this statement, is available in Elizondo's own words and moving pictures, to anyone with a web browser and search engine. Long story short, the result of that ask, to this point, is the production of this film. Elizondo claims to constantly leave breadcrumbs in his hundreds of his podcasts, yet criticizes those that "listen to every little thing I say." He finds those people annoying and an impediment to his mission of destroying UFOlogy, which he admitted to, in an open letter to the community. In another of those letters, and several follow-ups, he asked the community for the specific information they wanted revealed in the first USG report on UAPs, insisting the community had a voice. That turned out to be as ludicrous as the tone deaf report. Turns out, the report was written by Dr. Travis Taylor from CIA and TV fame. You know the guy: "3rd redneck on the left" as the joke goes. He's on multiple TV shows such as the Secret of Skinwalker Ranch and Ancient Aliens. He's been employed by the USG since the age of 16 and holds multiple degrees (6 or 7 but who's counting) including 2 that are of the advanced nature. Doc Travis as the Senior Scientist for the UFO/UAP Report, infiltrated the Skinwalker Ranch reality show, without the approval or knowledge of show producers, ranch owner Brandon Fugal, head of security Dragon or the other SSR cast members.
As part of his cover Doc Travis had unmarked planes and helicopters fly over the ranch during production, so he could call them out and act amazed at their partial grid execution techniques that "confirmed" there was a secret to uncover there on the ranch. You know the line, if the "government" thinks there's something there, there must be something there. If the "government is surveilling us" we "must have got their attention."
All of his hick lines are either enduring or vomit inducing, depending on which side of the pond you cast your pole. If you find joy in Travis' voice, you'll surely be undone by the Pinocchio act his former boss and current coworker Jay Stratton delivers in this film. To say it's wooden, is to say water is wet. His big reveal is read straight from a cue card so many times, Farrah gave up trying to get a believable take and went with the worst take possible, (as an ode to the famous and favorite CIA MO: gaslighting). He looks far too much like a liar for him to be liar, so it must be true. Yeah, they went with that one. If you're motivated by the grift, can't get enough Hal Puthoff or Lue Elizondo, this movie is for you. If you want to know what planets they come from? Why they're here? Or, if they have bases underwater, in mountains, on the moon or anything concrete at all (let's have a look at nuts and bolts, the lack therof or the "biologics"), you won't find it in this film. All you get is a slightly expanded version of "we can't tell you classified information, not now, not ever." These fine gentlemen would have you believe their lives depend on it, and they might. However, anyone could be a lot more convincing if they truly knew anything. Most of these guys, are in the business of keeping us in the dark and pretending there is light at the end of the tunnel. "Disclosures" as it were, with a capital D. The be all, end all, Elizondo has worked tirelessly to destroy. "It's a process, not an event," according to him, and thats the Problem. The nonevent "Age" of Disclosure, openly flaunts the fact that no one will step up and reveal our place in the Universe. There is no Event in this film. Instead, we must endure this "Age" and all that comes with it, including a counter intelligence agent as the star of a film about "Disclosure?!" Give me a break. Think about it: we have humans fighting each other over the control of what it means to be a human and part of that control element has been Sci-Fi films and a sophisticated counter intelligence scheme to frame those not placated by the films and interested in their own origins and relationship to the Universe, as fringe lunatics. Tinfoil crazies and little blue men (they even changed that to little green men) are still stuffed into ever semi-serious mention in the mainstream media. They laugh, they snicker, they exclude. That's your training. That's your programming. Age of Disclosure pretends to be your friend. It's not. It's just more of your programming. Enjoy.
