Met Lue Elizondo last night. He told me something encouraging.

Meeting Louis Elizondo: An Insights into Upcoming Disclosure

Last evening, I had the opportunity to attend a speaking engagement by Louis Elizondo at the historic Texas Theatre in Dallas, Texas. The event was engaging and well-presented, providing valuable insights into the ongoing discussions surrounding unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) and government transparency.

Following the presentation, I was fortunate enough to meet Mr. Elizondo personally and have a photograph taken with him. During our brief interaction, I posed a straightforward question: I introduced myself by mentioning my age—58—and asked him whether I would live to witness full disclosure regarding UAPs.

His response was both surprising and encouraging. Without hesitation, he replied, “You’ll live to see Disclosure.” He further indicated that observing such transparency might be possible within the next two years, around my 60th birthday. While he couldn’t elaborate in detail, he strongly implied that a significant event related to UAP disclosure is anticipated to occur in 2027.

I understand that opinions on Louis Elizondo vary within the community, and skepticism remains. However, I find him to be an intelligent, sincere, and trustworthy individual based on my personal interaction. Moreover, in a world filled with uncertainty and conflicting information, I believe it’s essential to keep an open mind and remain hopeful.

While no one can predict the future with absolute certainty, this interaction has reaffirmed my belief that momentum is building toward greater transparency. The “Disclosure” process appears to be accelerating, and it seems that significant revelations are on the horizon.

In conclusion, whether you’re a believer or a skeptic, it’s worth paying attention to these developments. The journey toward full disclosure continues, and it’s exciting to consider that we might be on the cusp of some extraordinary revelations in the coming years.

Stay curious, and keep an eye on the skies.