Andy

Agree about the X-Files comparisons.

Yeah.

A few folks saying they've pre-ordered the Kindle version of the book, $14.99.

Andresu says the book will be the most revealing one so far.

I think there's a lot of hope behind this book as well.

Elizondo's book moved the needle.

I know folks may or may not have been...

totally sold on Elizondo's story I think that's the case for Stratton too and anyone at a high level involved in this conversation but I think we need stuff like this coming out

yeah so a couple of things i mentioned earlier standing out to me on this with the taglines so the most senior US official to investigate unidentified anomalous phenomena a few folks i saw online and in the discord in various places see it as perhaps a bit of shade or being thrown at Lou Elizondo there were rumors in the last couple of years and this is no big secret that perhaps there was not a happy relationship between Elizondo and Stratton

a lot of folks when they saw Age of Disclosure noticed that they were beside each other during filming for a couple of the scenes or one of the scenes at least in the documentary but Age of Disclosure was filmed over three years and released in 2025 early in the year so you're going back to 21 22 potentially when they started filming perhaps since then there has been a falling out a coming together I don't know what may or may not have happened

There were rumors online that Jay Stratton wasn't happy and members of his family around the positioning that Lou Elizondo had done regards his position.

I don't know whether that's the case or not, but what I am keen to see in this book is what Jay Stratton says about OSAP.

about a tip and what was the the gray area in the middle of those organizations because that's something a lot of folks i think are very curious of um and and want to know more of those details being filled in there crunchy lobster i tend to think the book is going to get more attention regardless how revealing it is

because uaps are going to be much more widely discussed in the wake of disclosure day in part at least and yeah disclosure day is getting huge um huge plaudits and reviews from really early screenings from critics it's just premiered in paris i believe

tomorrow is the london premiere um i am not going to that there was rumors that i was going to the london premiere for with the casting no that is not happening i wish um but i would have turned up looking homeless the way i normally dress um but yeah so it's really interesting to see how how all that's addressed by jay stratton how deep he goes um so let me talk about dobser

so a quick explainer and i'm going to read some because i've got some of this written down in note form DOPSR is the defense office of pre-publication and i'll say that again defense office of pre-publication and security review it reviews material before public release to make sure it does not contain classified controlled export controlled or operationally sensitive information

So I think this is always important folks to clear up on this topic because DOPSR, I think some folks say, well, if it clears DOPSR, it's all true, it's all legitimate, then this is the gospel.

That's not the case.

It's about protecting national security information, often applies to current or former defence officials.

And for books, that means the manuscript may have to be reviewed before publication.