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The original was posted on /r/ufos by /u/kuleyed on 2024-09-23 23:46:19+00:00.
I love Lue Elizondo for what's he has done and his book... I made posts connecting dots and breadcrumbs he laid out... But I just heard him say no elected official has taken this seriously until recent history. - I am dropping any more insight into precisely where that was to keep this non politically slanted in any way, but suffice it to say, I gotta point something out here.
In October of 1969, eventual President Carter saw a UAP at close enough range to change his life.
I am not including links because when I do, my posts often get deleted but there is literally a Fox News report easily Google-able, check it out.
In 1973, he reported it. In fact the history.com covers it. Again, easy to check into.
Now, if you watched Jesse Micheal's interview with Danny Sheehan, you saw him recount how in 1977 when Carter was elected, he demanded to be briefed of all things UFO. He was of course told "nope"... and that all happened BEFORE he even got to the White House.
Carter took the situation seriously enough to have asked to be briefed on this as one of his very first actions as an elected official.
UAP history my friends ๐งก.... don't think for a second anything comes out unless someone's arm is twisted and someone else is the beneficiary.... or it comes out from the private sector ๐ (shout out to my fellow experiencers ๐ - where true Disclosure happens!)