Imminent

Opened my eyes. It's real. All of it, is real. It was like water, which quenched my thirst for this type of knowledge. There's a lot more to know, and see, to that i agree. It's our responsibility as a species and as humans as to not let Lue's sacrifice go to waste, to carry forward his mission.

This is a must read! Everyone should be aware of these information related to the UFO phenomena. We are way passed beyond the question that if we are alone in the universe or not. We should get to the point and understand that who the visitors are and what is their agenda.

Lue is a hero for humanity. This is an important piece for the ufo puzzle. Thank you Mr. Elizondo. Waiting for more.

This maybe okay for those novice readers who have barely learnt to walk in this territory. If you have read the other books that matter, heard all the leading experts there are, seen the docuseries and famous programs, read up all there is over the last 25 years- there is nothing novel this book offers you for that price. Not in the way it markets itself that is. Given the author's background into AATIP/Pentagon UAPP investigations, his celebrated TV series & network, the hope was that in his book, he will put out some more. Sadly he does not. and just pads it up with with more of yammer. And the padding is 90%. The book is more like a memoir of sorts- his life, career, family with some office narrative of the so called "work" & bureaucracy, Thats about it. in some 300 pages, the actual UAP info can be contained to maybe 3-4 pages. The meat of the issue is that miniscule! From a legit guy you'd expect a bit more substance after all the song and dance. I have been his fan and follower since he came out. Soaking up every bit of You tube and "Unidentified Inside America's UFO Investigation...." The documentary series was fabulous. Their network, cases and work is irrefutable. So naturally expectations from his book was also high! Unfortunately the book does nothing there. No discussions, no arguments, no incidents discussion, no whiff of nothing ( He can't speak about most of those, right?) So you want to read about his journey down memory lane--- boy- manhood & how he got the job how he mnaged life, family and the role-- its a nice read. Looking for some more on 'You know what'- You will be sorely dissappointed!

"Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs" by Luis Elizondo is a gripping exploration of the U.S. government's investigation into unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs). Elizondo, a former Pentagon insider who led the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP), provides a rare and authoritative perspective on what the government knows about UAPs and the obstacles he faced in bringing this information to light. The book delves into the challenges Elizondo and his team encountered, particularly from within the Department of Defense, which often stifled their efforts due to the inability to explain or resolve the phenomena they were investigating. Elizondo makes a compelling case that these unidentified objects, with their advanced capabilities, pose a significant national security threat—a concern he likens to the oversight that preceded the 9/11 attacks. Throughout the 275 pages, readers are introduced to a plethora of military jargon and acronyms, which might overwhelm some, but also to in-depth explanations and diagrams that attempt to unravel the mystery of UAP propulsion. The book is also marked by several redacted passages, underscoring the sensitive nature of the information and the ongoing secrecy surrounding the topic. "Imminent" is not just a recounting of Elizondo's professional journey; it is also a call to action for greater transparency from the government. Despite recent disclosures about UAPs, Elizondo remains skeptical that the full truth will ever be revealed, a concern that adds an extra layer of urgency to his narrative. Overall, "Imminent" is an essential read for anyone interested in UAPs, government secrecy, and the implications of potentially encountering technology far beyond our current capabilities. It has quickly become a bestseller, reflecting the growing public interest in this once-taboo subject. For those intrigued by the intersection of national security and the unknown, Elizondo's "Imminent" is an eye-opening and thought-provoking account that leaves readers questioning how much we truly know—and what might be withheld from us.

Il libro, in lingua inglese, è scritto molto bene e, per gli appassionati dell'argomento, è un imperdibile fonte di spunti di riflessione.

UAP現象に真に迫り、私利私欲ではなく人類のために自身の人生をかけて情報開示をする事に尽力する事はこの人の他にできなかっただろうと思わせる内容。

A real eye opener. This book by Luis Elizondo is brilliantly written. It took a lot of courage for the author to make public what he knew given the risks he knew he would face. I personally have seen UAP years ago when I was a budding amateur astronomer and let me tell you it changed me in a very good way. We are not alone in this universe and anyone who thinks otherwise has their head buried in the sand. Highly trained American Jet Fighter pilots encountered flying objects “tic tacs” (because of their shapes) that simply outperformed their jets capabilities. The technology of these UAPs was staggering to say the least and light years ahead of any man made flying jets. We as global citizens have a right to know about alien life forms visiting our planet. Yes we can handle the truth. Buy and read the book . It will inform and educate you.

He leído muchos libros relacionados con el tema, que han abarcado desde la década de los cincuenta hasta la actualidad. Este es el primer libro serio que parte de la premisa, sin ponerlo en duda y afirmándolo categóricamente, de la existencia y visita de seres biológicos inteligentes no terrestres. A partir de ahí, Elizondo desgrana una serie de hechos, tanto profesionales como personales, que no tienen desperdicio alguno y son de gran interés. Lo recomiendo sin duda