Transcript: UFOs & National Security with Luis Elizondo, Former Director, Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program

Washington Post ^

[RoosterRedux]

So again, back to your question. Is it from here, or is it from out there? We don’t really know. In fact, there’s lots of other options on the table. It could be from--as I’ve said before, it could be from outer space, inner space, or the space in between. As we begin to learn what quantum physics is and we begin to understand our place here on this little planet, we begin to realize that there’s a lot of other options. We judge the universe in five fundamental senses, the ways that we perceive the universe, and that’s touch, taste, hear, smell, et cetera. And if you can’t--if you can’t use those senses to look at something or measure it, then we really can’t interact with it.

[snip]

This may not necessarily be something from outer space. In fact, this could be something as natural to our very own planet as us, we’re just now at a point we’re beginning to technologically be able to interact and collect data. This could be something from under the oceans. This could be something from, yes, from outer space. We really don’t know. And this is why I think we really need to take a whole of government approach and look at this, because it is--day by day, it is seeming like more and more this conversation is shifting from a human technology--quite possibly, we don’t know for sure yet--but to something far more profound.

[PUGACHEV]

If they are time travelers from the future, they cannot regard us as simply “ants”, because we are them, or as John Lennon put it, “I am he as you are he as you are me
And we are all together” — goo goo g’joob.

[elteemike]

Good point...I failed to explain my thoughts (that “they” might instead be an advanced race of extraterrestrials) so as to adequately differentiate from the prior idea they could be “us” from the future...I caused the confusion...My bad...

I have no damned idea who “they” might be...