Luis Elizondo

Well, so if you look here, they're looking at this through a form of night vision. I don't know the exact velocity. All that is available. But if you keep watching this, something interesting happens. So here it goes. You're going to see this thing enter the water here. There he goes underwater. And then it pops back up and splits into two. Keep their track in it. See, no waves, no wake.

And then it surfaces and then does something pretty interesting here. So keep watching.

And then it surfaces and then does something pretty interesting here. So keep watching.

And then it surfaces and then does something pretty interesting here. So keep watching.

Underwater. That's underwater. Then it breaks the surface of the water again. Keep watching. Boom. Underwater. Overwater. Boom. Underwater. Out of water. And then you'll see it split into two. I didn't see it split into two. Did you see it? If you watch the rest of the video, there it is. Oh, there it is. Yeah, the video is actually really long, but that's just one example.

Underwater. That's underwater. Then it breaks the surface of the water again. Keep watching. Boom. Underwater. Overwater. Boom. Underwater. Out of water. And then you'll see it split into two. I didn't see it split into two. Did you see it? If you watch the rest of the video, there it is. Oh, there it is. Yeah, the video is actually really long, but that's just one example.

Underwater. That's underwater. Then it breaks the surface of the water again. Keep watching. Boom. Underwater. Overwater. Boom. Underwater. Out of water. And then you'll see it split into two. I didn't see it split into two. Did you see it? If you watch the rest of the video, there it is. Oh, there it is. Yeah, the video is actually really long, but that's just one example.

You can see all these videos. They're prevalent everywhere. You see the aircraft on the bottom right? You see the UAP on top that's tracking it?

You can see all these videos. They're prevalent everywhere. You see the aircraft on the bottom right? You see the UAP on top that's tracking it?

You can see all these videos. They're prevalent everywhere. You see the aircraft on the bottom right? You see the UAP on top that's tracking it?

Yeah. No wings, no control surfaces, and it keeps up with the A-10 and does all sorts of interesting maneuvers, right? So that's an A-10 Warthog.

Yeah. No wings, no control surfaces, and it keeps up with the A-10 and does all sorts of interesting maneuvers, right? So that's an A-10 Warthog.

Yeah. No wings, no control surfaces, and it keeps up with the A-10 and does all sorts of interesting maneuvers, right? So that's an A-10 Warthog.

Yep, like it's nothing.

Yep, like it's nothing.

Yep, like it's nothing.

You know, I don't know. I mean, could it be a demonstration of capabilities? We do that, right? Every time a Russian surveillance aircraft comes by, we launch two F-22s and we get real close to it and say, hey, you know, be careful.

You know, I don't know. I mean, could it be a demonstration of capabilities? We do that, right? Every time a Russian surveillance aircraft comes by, we launch two F-22s and we get real close to it and say, hey, you know, be careful.

You know, I don't know. I mean, could it be a demonstration of capabilities? We do that, right? Every time a Russian surveillance aircraft comes by, we launch two F-22s and we get real close to it and say, hey, you know, be careful.

Yeah, we call that sensitization. You sensitize a population or environment. Right. You know, the counter argument to that is that's a very human thing, right? We have – as humans, we always – it's almost innate. We look at everything through anthropomorphic eyes.