Lue Elizondo

There's a lot of people that also can point to the Bible and they'll talk about Ezekiel's wheel, right, as being actually an interpretation of an encounter with the UAP.

So I spent some time at the Vatican, and I'll tell you, I'll share this.

That was kind of interesting, and I'll make it quick.

There they opened a scroll.

It was a very old parchment.

It was in Latin.

And one of the senior academics there at the Vatican said, look, here, read this part.

And it talked about eclipus.

Eclipus is a Latin word for, like, think of eclipse.

And it was the word they were using for the Roman shields, because the Roman shields were round and lenticular, and they looked, I guess, like suns.

And he said, here it is.

And this was a discussion between a Roman soldier and a Roman general where they described these flaming Roman shields in the sky that would follow them from battlespace to battlespace.

And so, you know, this is going way back, and this is a document that's in the possession of the Vatican itself.

So the Vatican has also had a deep interest in this topic.

The last pope actually said, I believe several years ago, that we should not be surprised that life exists and is abundant in the universe, that God has the ability to create as many

species as he wants.

And it doesn't necessarily mean that we are any less special.