In an interview with Sean Hannity, a UAP whistleblower claimed that approximately 3 years ago, he received a phone call from a Congress worker who leaked information about plans to “eliminate” Elizondo, along with fellow testifier David Grusch.
Lue Elizondo is no stranger to high-stakes environments, as shown by his counterintelligence work at Guantanamo Bay in 2014, which placed him on the Al-Qaeda hit-list.
Now, Elizondo has revealed that he received a disturbing phone call from an inebriated Congress worker who had left a confidential UAP briefing, but couldn’t resist calling Lue’s phone.
The employee allegedly warned that Elizondo and fellow whistleblower David Grusch faced a sinister situation and that they had a “plan to eliminate you.”
Elizondo hung up. But then his phone rang again, this time from another staffer, who cautioned, “You really need to watch yourself,” citing bureaucratic disapproval at whistleblower testimonies.
These back-to-back warnings led Elizondo to heavily arm his residence, bringing about a tough survival posture.
"That's the reason why I have five German shepherds, and I'm heavily armed. I mean, it is what it is,"
Elizondo said, revealing the harsh reality of being a UAP whistleblower.
Speaking on the Hang Out with Sean Hannity podcast, he spoke of the lack of protection UAP whistleblowers have from the government, adding that it was "not a great day for Mrs. Elizondo."
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