UFO Whistleblower Who Made Public UFO Reports Accuses Pentagon of Coordinated Campaign to Defame Him

Lue Elizondo, a former Pentagon official who made public UFO reports, says that the U.S. Military, including a top official, underwent a cooperated campaign to intimidate and defame him.

He is the former head of the U.S. government’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP) which was disbanded in 2012. Five years later, Elizondo made public three UAP (unexplained aerial phenomena) videos which were later confirmed to be true by the military and were under investigation.

You’re too hung-up on the video image. Even the latest 4GEN night vision optics (which are themselves a technological marvel) can sometimes produce unsteady images (particularly at distance) that can be prone to temporary flashing, hazing or flickering. While the sailors are looking at the video too, they’re also focused on the other data that is superimposed on the MFD. That data is fed into the MFD from a variety of other sensor platforms. They could be/probably are being fed range and bearing data from multiple platforms. It’s the redundancy of these combat systems that make their data so reliable.

IOW, the sailors in CIC whose voices are heard on the video, are basing their observations on the totality of the information that they’re digesting in real time not just the FLIR video, as they’re trained to. This is the point laymen don’t seem to understand and instead, focus on the peculiarities of the video images themselves which is often a rabbit hole.

When the COOL said, ‘mark it’ it was likely out of habit because normally the ‘it’ would have been an aircraft of some kind and they would have needed to know immediately where to tell search & rescue to look for debris. We don’t know exactly what happened after that video ended, but according to multiple accounts, there was a search initiated and nothing was found. There hasn’t been any comment from the Navy on that search or if SONAR on board the Omaha picked anything up.

We don’t know what it was. But, it’s virtually impossible that it was an electronic aberration because whatever it was, it was detected by a number of different systems using a variety of sensing technologies. Presuming it didn’t simply ‘blink out’ of existence, whatever it was almost certainly hit the water, either submerging intact or simply disintegrating.

The videos i posted links to discuss the zooming-

Then you obviously misinterpreted the term "zooming". "zooming" was referring to zoom as in fast..........Like, he "zoomed" by me so fast I couldn't see his license plate.

Or, his fast ball was so fast, it "zoomed" by me so fast that I didn't have time to swing............Sheesh!

[[or simply disintegrating]]

That is another possible explanation i have seen-

[[Presuming it didn’t simply ‘blink out’ of existence,]]

I don’t think that is an explanation- just a far reaching possibility- The fact that it seems to is weird, but does have explanations like you pointed out- the fact that it just hovered at the same level while it ‘shrunk, then disappeared, then appeared, then faded out of sight’ is interesting- but could be anomalies-

[[When the COOL said, ‘mark it’ it was likely out of habit because normally the ‘it’ would have been an aircraft of some kind and they would have needed to know immediately where to tell search & rescue to look for debris]]

All good points- I am not saying it didn’t ‘splash down’- it very well could have- and I’m not hanging my hat on the idea it disappeared above the water like the video seems to indicate- but these are all possibilities- I do however think there is an explanation for the craft ‘speeding off’- but again, not positive

it also refers to a camera lens zooming in- The ‘rapid acceleration’ was explained by the camera zooming in (A Common photographic term), losing focus on the object as a result of the camera moving, and the object ‘looking like’ it zoomed (rapidly accelerated) off camera

Looking for a fight today are you? You that bored?

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