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    Feeling deflated about reading Luis Elizondo’s book? I suggest reading Leslie Kean’s “UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record”


    I, like many of you, was very excited to read Luis Elizondo’s new book Imminent. However, unfortunately, also like many of you, am greatly disappointed with it.

    I felt deflated after reading it. It made me question if this whole thing is a prank and I’ve just been the jackass at the butt of the joke the whole time. But I do truly believe there is something out there, we just don’t know what.

    So I decided to reread Leslie Kean’s UFOs.

    And I’m really glad that I am.

    For those of you that don’t know her, Leslie Kean is a journalist that worked in mainstream journalism until she was gifted the English translation of the COMETA Report, which was a UFO study conducted by senior military and government officials in the French government that asserted that the “Extraterrestrial Hypothesis” was the “most likely solution” to about 5% of UFO cases.

    Since then she has dedicated her career to bringing attention to and learning as much about the UFO/UAP issue. She’s probably best known for her groundbreaking New York Times article in 2017 that hopefully everyone here is familiar with.

    In 2011 she’s published this book, which is a collection of firsthand accounts of extremely credible witnesses. Please see the list of all witnesses in the attached photo.

    Additionally, the forward was written by none other than John Podesta, Bill Clinton’s Chief of Staff, the Chief Advisor of the Obama Transition Team, Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Manager, and current Senior Advisor on Clean Energy to Biden. Odds are you’ve heard of this guy.

    It’s a great book and I love hearing the stories from so many highly credible people. Military generals and admirals, governors and politicians, experience pilots.

    It reminds me that this is a real issue and not just sci-fi or new age religion. It’s something genuinely worth learning about and focusing on.

    I hope those of you that take me up on this like this book as much as I do. In “rereading” it on audible now, but I have the hard copy too. It’s definitely the type of book that once you’ve read it you can just pick up whichever story you like and read it again. I can’t recommend it enough.



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