>> Elizondo also wrote in the memoir of personal encounters with U.A.P., describing green-glowing orbs about the size of a basketball that invaded his home on a

>> Elizondo also wrote in the memoir of personal encounters with U.A.P., describing green-glowing orbs about the size of a basketball that invaded his home on and off for over seven years. The objects were able to pass through walls, and behaved as if they were under intelligent control, he wrote. I can't take this stuff seriously, especially when the author is claiming there is a humanitarian threat by "world controlling technology". Creating fear about something that doesn't exist is a human phenomenon. Elizondo is creating this narrative leveraging this past work experience, but it's still not scientific proof. His scientific connection, Puthoff, is a self-proclaimed parapsychologist, to which adds even more to this charade, because there are absolutely no ghosts or telekenesis human powers in any existence, nor would UAPs and parapsychology even relate except by over-active human imagination. This makes for fun tales and conjecture, but is nothing more.