In Brief: Lue Elizondo Fears Being Remembered as "Biggest Villain in History"

6/4/2026

In a new interview with Chris Sharp for the Liberation Times, UFO advocate Lue Elizondo came out as autistic, endorsed parts of the ancient astronaut theory, and says he may be remembered as "the biggest villain in history" if the public panics over aliens. Elizondo said that his autism was socially "debilitating" but left him with a black-and-white view of right and wrong that he has used to his "advantage" in pressing for UFO disclosure. Elizondo added that he now believes that Nordic and Grey aliens are related to humans and that all three species share one origin, and the so-called aliens may in fact be beings that evolved on the ancient Earth--basically Richard Shaver's Deros. Elizondo says he expects NASA to find alien artifacts on the moon, and he implied that Majestic-12 was not a hoax. You can read the whole interview, with much more detail, on the Liberation Times website.

8 Comments

Dr Kildare

6/4/2026 09:46:13 pm

"Biggest villain in history"...

Elizondo?

Elizondo who?

Oh wait, that guy on Idiocracy !

kent

6/4/2026 10:42:17 pm

He sounds quite full of himself and the more I hear from him the lower my opinion goes.

From the interview: "According to Elizondo, those individuals included trained scientists, immunologists and people with a deeper understanding of human biology than his own. He says he does not want to stray too far outside his area of expertise."

https://www.google.com/search?q=what+was+luis%27s+elizondo%27s+college+degree

"Luis "Lue" Elizondo earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree from the University of Miami, where he studied microbiology, immunology, and parasitology. He also minored in chemistry and mathematics, gaining advanced research experience in parasitology and tropical diseases before enlisting in the U.S. Army." <-- according to the Grand Wazoo Google.

From the interview: "That was never my area of expertise and I am only repeating what I heard.”

I implore, beseech and compel my fellow snarkers to read the entire interview with Cuckoo For Cocoa Puffs. It's a wild wild ride, smoke it if ya got it.

Fifty or sixty years ago he might have started a commune like Wulf Zendik and many other patients. Like Philip Corso he's monetizing delusion.

From the interview: “Our plan wasn’t to take any kinetic action,” he says. “It was just to have a bunch of collection sensors nearby where we could collect information, such as telemetry, data, and points of origin, points of egress, etc.”

'Splain to me Lucy what telemetry they could gather from a) non-existent objects, or b) alien spacecraft. <-- Why would such things spooge out "telemetry"?

From the interview: “Orbs don’t carry occupants. We haven’t had a single case where orbs had occupants inside.” No shit, Sherlock. Or should I say Double Nought Spy?

This comment is already too long so posting a too-long list of URLs that no one will read is left as an exercise for the remedial student.

Mean R Queried

6/5/2026 04:58:52 am

Congratulations! Looks like you caught the spook telling lies! Turns out Luis really did have expertise in biology after all! Thought he spoke about Gary Nolan or somebody else. Do not be surprised if conspiracy theorists obsessed with virology use that fact to link Luis and his crew to their own ideas about vaccines.

Looks like the plan resembles what Harvard's astronomer is doing. The sensors should be able to do the same for anything that flies. Could just be ordinary espionage against the usual foreign nations.

On the contrary, plenty of close encounter tales describe orbs carrying occupants inside with a variety of passengers including Bigfoot, Grey aliens, and Corey Goode. Recall the blue spheres. Some claimed to see faces in orbs, but that is spirit photography. Not sure if the orbs of spirit photography and ufology should be thought of as being the same things, but somebody thought of it.

Mean R Queried

6/5/2026 04:31:41 am

What would Robert F. Kennedy Jr. say about Luis's diagnosis? Makes one wonder what the Army's doctors did not do to Luis. Does the "King of Torture" have a moral code like a superhero? Ought to rethink on his confessions of war crimes in his memoirs.

Luis's new belief in Grey aliens, Nordic people, and all the other ethnic groups of humans all sharing common ancestry resemble both the Shaver Mystery and some comic books by Jack Kirby.

https://nerdist.com/article/marvel-eternals-comic-book-history-origin-explainiac/

No idea if Palmer and Shaver considered to sue for plagiarism, or if either lived to see Jack Kirby's stories which resemble their own.

Setting aside Luis's reclassification of Nordic people as a species separate from the rest of humanity to avoid accusations of racism.

Speculating on the origin of Grey aliens can be more complicated. Some fiction authors made Grey aliens related to modern humans with their otherworldly appearances the results of either natural selection in the future or horrific genetic engineering experiments. Others claims Grey aliens contain DNA from various animal species on Earth and some plant DNA too because some close encounter witnesses claimed their egg sacks resemble bunches of grapes, much like those of octopuses. Podcast host Joshua P. Warren said the sword that the Stardust Ranch's owner used to decapitate Grey aliens is covered in something resembling sap.

https://www.reddit.com/r/GhostAdventures/comments/91os7g/remember_in_the_stardust_ranch_episode_when_that/

One way to be sure about the Grey aliens' heredity is a DNA test, assuming they have DNA, if not they may be truly alien lifeforms.

Appears like Luis accepts evolution as reality. Fringe spooks often reject Darwin in favor of creationism or intervention theory. Did he learn about evolution in Miami or elsewhere in his travels?
Luis must have spoken of Gary Nolan, the immunologist, but he could have met other biologists. Did Luis meet Emery Smith?

Luis must have come across the book Penetration, or he could have listened to R.C.H. talk about a robot head in a lunar crater.

The Majestic-12 documents are hoaxes, but the twelve men named within really did live and would be the obvious choices to staff such a group if it really existed. Why would the number increase to 27 in 2026? Thought a smaller group would be better suited to keeping a secret like how Benjamin Franklin said, "Three may keep a secret, if two of them are dead."

The whole interview is packed with detail worthy to be unpacked. Thank you for keeping it in brief. Just to annoy Kent, more URLs.

https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/1t63v2e/comment/okeoqgo/

https://www.reddit.com/r/DonaldTrump666/comments/1swh82y/ufos_uaps_disclosure_can_we_make_sense_of_all/

https://www.reddit.com/r/DonaldTrump666/comments/1t5qe1i/ufos_uaps_alien_disclosure_the_revealing_of_the/

https://www.reddit.com/r/DonaldTrump666/comments/1tiyu7p/40_shocking_ufo_videos_coming_this_week_or_next/

Yes, I realize those are not new news. Keep finding them too late.

Weird Bob Dobbs

6/5/2026 01:13:59 pm

Literally anyone is talking about aliens at this point.
What's next: Is Oprah going to suddenly talk about how aliens are why she started her show to expose how they live?

An Over-Educated Grunt

6/6/2026 09:37:19 pm

*checks notes* Stalin, Mao, Hitler, Pol Pot, and... Lue Elizondo.

One of these things is not like the others.

cruelsister

6/9/2026 03:25:00 pm

I've noticed that the talk of UFO's and Disclosure has been a hot topic the past 6 months with various people making the rounds on cable News, podcasts, etc. I've also noticed that Spielberg's move "Disclosure Day" (which was shot for $110 million) had a marketing Budget of $80 million.

Suspicious minds may feel that some part of that Ad budget filled the pockets of both the UFO Whistle Blowers and other assorted Disclosure Grifters.

Charles N. Pope link

6/11/2026 07:02:13 pm

Elizondo did come across very much as a "crusader." The budget of his former program was laughably small by DoD standards. It was not a serious initiative, other than perhaps for misdirection. The government hands out that kind of chump change for small business set-asides. He probably met the profile of someone the government could use as a dupe. I do give him some credit for recognizing his vulnerabilities, at least in retrospect.

Teaming Elizondo up with Chris Mellon was another huge red flag. Mellon is about as blue-blood as it gets.

Now that alien hunting is cool, who can you trust (lol)? We have to get back to first principles. The ancients really did know some things.

Your comment will be posted after it is approved.

In Brief: Lue Elizondo Fears Being Remembered as "Biggest Villain in History"

Leave a Reply.

Author

Newsletters

Categories

Terms & Conditions

Archives