Making sense of AATIP, AWSAP, AIMSOG and Lue Elizondo

Having recently started to pick up on the UFO subject after many years, there’s certainly a lot to catch up on.

I’m trying to make sense of the reality and timeline of these groups, especially when it comes to the likes of Lue Elizondo.

We had the original Harry Reid supported AWSAP mistakenly referred to as ‘AATIP’ in the 2017, which was mainly paranormal/Skinwalker stuff with a topping of UFOs (the latter only being the focus of the 2017 NYT article). This we learned later was headed by James Lacatski.

Then Elizondo emerged as the ‘former head’ of AATIP, which apparently wasn’t an official (or at least funded) program at all, even if it existed formally, as it came after AWSAP’s funding was pulled. Thus if anything, it was a spare time project pursued by this former(?) intelligence officer.

All this rather casts doubt on his supposed credibility: certainly seeing him interviewed, he looks rather shifty, with his baseball cap hiding his face and reluctance to make eye contact.

What is the truth behind all of this? Presumably besides the Skinwalker AWSAP program there might have been a secret UAP program, but we know nothing of it, only what has been put out by the Skinwalker/TTSA/Bigelow nexus (all roads seem to lead to Bigelow here, with his Vallee-esque quasi-paranormal slant on things, with a smorgasbord of interdimensionality, consciousness and spirituality thrown in).

You wonder if the whole Bigelow nexus is part of a massive psy op, or an assortment of people have been happy to pursue the idiosyncratic passions of a particular billionaire.