As the Lue Elizondo distraction/disinfo operation switches over into phase 2, there’s been plenty of other ExoPoli news for folks tired of the hype train. I’ve got a few brief thoughts to share about a couple of these stories.
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) hearing
A surprise story has popped up on social media recently about a “No comment” comment made by Rep. Andre Carson (D-IN) in regards to a classified briefing on the subject of JWST. People are running wild with this one nugget, but it does follow some interesting news from JWST in recent weeks. There has been discovery of rogue objects that are speculated to be non-planetoid. A planet with an unexplainable source of surface illumination (lights) has been identified. A non-threatening asteroid is on a collision course with Earth’s atmosphere. JWST and NASA have had a busy week while LE promo tour rolls on.
The mundane explanation is that NASA is aware of the attention Elizondo has been getting and doesn’t want his kind of disinfo to malign their research efforts. So, they are trying to distract from the distraction. I have always wondered about the extent of communication and cooperation between ESDA and NASA. I assume it is like many other government agencies where there is are parts cooperation, competition, and compartmentalization all in mix of interactions. Does NASA know that Elizondo is an ESDA operation? Probably! Does it matter? No, because they need to maintain their narrative, both for the integrity of their organization but also to keep their role in the ExoPoli information space secure.
Lue Elizondo
I don’t spend much social media energy on the Lue Elizondo promotion tour, because I have made my perspective clear several times. The disclosure Elizondo and his cult are seeking is not the disclosure that will have any significant positive effect for human kind. I am certain this is an ESDA operation to further muddy the waters around ExoPoli, but also a way to get select information into the general conversation about UAP. It’s a very standard disinfo dance and honestly, I am a little surprised about the volume of people who are engaging with this pretty tired kind of disinfo operation.
I do think it is interesting that the narrative Elizondo is unspooling for the world is deeply detached from any connection to actual information about our ExoPoli relationships with the Armanem (Nordic), Siriusians (Reptilian), and Reticulians (Grey). I have not read the book yet, but everything I have gleaned about it so far is impenetrably vague. You cannot claim to have insider knowledge of ultra level UAP programs and keep falling back on “NHI” terminology. Honestly, I think the whole goal of the Elizondo operation is to deeply discredit him and his information when the time is right.
Are Reptilians trying to warn us about the future?
No.
As I mentioned previously, Reptilians have no time travel or inter-dimensional abilities. They cannot see the future in the way that we currently understand that concept. They likely understand time in a very different way than we do, having been around for many millions of years longer than us. They may be able to extrapolate events based on current situations much better than we can. I am quite certain they have a very clear idea on how they want human history to continue to unfold.
Additionally, any information they would want to share with humanity would go through the very established protocols within the ESDA and Galactic Accord structures. They aren’t going to pull randos aside and let them in on Earth-shattering updates in the hopes they might warn the rest of humanity. This is a tired 50’s movie plot that people keep repeating for their own comfort or wishful thinking.
I suppose it is possible that the Reptilians might have a research project to see how people react to this contact, perhaps game it out and see what the ESDA will do in response, possible they have some rogue scientist running a social experiment on human beings. Unlikely, though. Siriusians don’t really have time for that sort of noise.
Siriusly yours.
