Former US Intelligence Officer Claims Aliens Are Hiding on Earth, Pentagon Knows

Luis Elizondo, a former US intelligence officer with extensive military experience in Afghanistan, Kuwait, and anti-terrorism operations, has made startling claims about the presence of extraterrestrial life on Earth. In his new book, “Imminent – Inside The Pentagon’s Hunt for UFOs,” Elizondo discusses his experiences and observations, which suggest a hidden threat to humanity from aliens.

Elizondo recounted a chilling personal encounter when his children witnessed a green, glowing orb near their Maryland home. He described the orb as three-dimensional, translucent, suffused with an eerie green light, and seemingly under intelligent control, according to a report by The Daily Mail.

He also shared his own sighting of a similar object, which appeared as a basketball-sized, glowing green orb with indistinct edges, moving slowly from the kitchen to the bedroom before vanishing abruptly.

Elizondo alleges that the US government is fully aware of these extraterrestrial presences but chooses to conceal the information to avoid public panic. He asserts that these encounters began after he started working with the Pentagon’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP), of which he claims to have been the former head.

He argues that the phenomena represent not only a significant national security issue but potentially pose an existential threat to humanity. Elizondo’s insights are particularly compelling given his background as a seasoned military intelligence officer, not just a UFO enthusiast.

Elizondo further claims that these unidentified flying objects have been operating around the world with impunity since World War II, exhibiting capabilities that challenge our understanding of physics and suggesting that humans are not the only intelligent life in the universe, nor the most dominant.

The revelation of such crafts, he warns, has been suppressed by Pentagon officials who fear the repercussions of such a disclosure on global stability.