Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about Aaron Rodgers and UF O's.
That's correct, Aaron Rodgers and UF O's.
Now, a lot of you probably know, Aaron Rodgers is a famous NFL
quarterback, played for Green Bay Packers for many years.
Now he's playing for the New York Jets and he has spoken
again about his experience of seeing a UFO.
It's pretty interesting actually.
The article comes to us from today.com Title says Aaron
Rodger recaps alleged UFO sighting.
We just stood there in disbelief.
I'm just pointing out the word alleged they're using here and
then it says he says the spotting happened in 2005.
Once again they're using the phrase he says, so they're
making this conditional. The article is written by Randy
Richardson, dated September 6th, 2023.
Aaron Rodgers says he and two others witnessed a UFO sighting
nearly 20 years ago. The New York Jets quarterback
recounted what happened in an episode of HB O's Hard Knocks,
saying he was at his college teammate Steve Levy's house in
2005 when they saw a UFO. Rogers remembers what happened
moments before he saw a large object in the sky.
I was getting into bed, Roger says.
I heard this alarm in the distance going off.
It just didn't seem like normal, and it heard some rustling
downstairs. So I got up, walk downstairs.
It's a beautiful night, and Steve and his brother and I walk
outside it up in the clouds. We heard this sound and we saw
this tremendously large object moving through the sky.
It was like a scene out of Independence Day when the ships
are coming into the atmosphere, they're creating this kind of
explosion type fire in the sky, he says.
We just saw this incredibly large object and froze as
anybody would, Rogers says. What they saw eventually went
away, but the three of them stayed in place and didn't utter
a word, he said. 30 seconds later, they heard what sounded
like fighter jets, and again we just stood there and disbelieved
for another few minutes, he says.
Nobody said a word and we all kind of looked at each other
like, did we just see what we think we just saw?
What was that? He says.
They tried to go to sleep. Maybe 20 minutes later, you're
still not really sleeping, he says.
You just experienced this bizarre experience.
We looked in the papers and online the next few days and
there was nothing about it. today.com spoke to Levy, who
said every single thing that Aaron said about the encounter
was 100% authentic, except for one thing where I just said it
happened at Levy's home in New Jersey, when the home was in
fact in New York. Spottings of unidentified flying
objects reported by military planes from 2004 to 2021 were at
144 cases to a 2021 report released by the Office of
Director of National Intelligence.
Now, right there, they did something that I think is kind
of, I don't know, it could be laser reporting or it just could
be a little bit of misinformation.
They're taking this 144 cases that were reported to the DNI
and kind of making it seem like, oh hey, there were 144UFO cases
reported in those seventeen years, which of course we know
is not the fact thousands of cases are reported.
You got move on and new work and all these other places where you
can report these things out. So people just aren't reporting
their UFO sightings to the DNI. Rogers did not indicate whether
he saw what, whether what he saw was one of the 144 reported
cases and the report does not disclose locations.
So what they've done there is they've tried to limit the
impact of Roger's story. We know that Roger's seen is not
that uncommon. Lots of people have these
experience and lots more than 144 people have had these sorts
of experiences over that 17 year time frame.
It goes on and says. He says he researched UF O's on
his own and thinks they are often around nuclear energy
volcanoes or power plants. The siren or alarm had been from
a nuclear power plant which was about 9 miles away, he says.
See he was in his bed sleeping or trying to go to sleep and he
hears that nuclear power plant alarm go off 9 miles away.
That's what woke him up. So we have to assume this was
either in response to that UFO or response to something serious
that had occurred to that nuclear power plant.
Maybe the UFO has just started to check it out.
Roger says he can't confirm it was for sure UFO, but it was
definitely flying. Well, he didn't identify it, so
I guess it was unidentified. Steve and I, great friends,
teammates, and also witness whatever the hell it was.
I don't know, he says. It was definitely flying.
It was definitely a large object.
Now, even though it isn't also size of the saying, it sounds
like it was monstrous to say the least.
As far as the size goes. Let's take a look.
Take a look at another article here.
This is from Marketplace Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
It says Aaron Rodgers recounts at UFO encounter on final
episode of Hard Knocks Written by JD Radcliffe, Milwaukee
Journal Sentinel. This was published September
6th, 2023. So you can see his story is
getting a little bit of press. It says you didn't think Hard
Knocks would sign off without one more Aaron Rodgers story,
did you? The final installment of HB O's
5 episode New York Jets season spent most of his time on The
Jets making final roster cuts as they head into the 2023 NFL
season. But one interlude focused on a
different skybound vessel entirely, with Aaron Rodgers
describing a 2005 UFO encounter. Rodgers has spoken about the
phenomena before, notably in 2016.
The segment started with Rogers asking jet security head Robert
Mastrati to grant practice field access for Rogers, former
college teammate. He played with me at Cal and I
saw a UFO at his house. Rogers casually dropped into the
conversation. In an on camera interview,
Rogers explained that the friend, Steve Levy, was hosting
Rogers at his New Jersey home in 2005, around the time of the NFL
draft in New York City, and Rogers was getting into bed when
he heard an alarm in the distance.
Of course that alarm was the a nuclear power plant 9 miles
away. Steve and his brother and I
walked outside and up in the clouds.
We heard the sound and we saw this tremendously large object
moving through the sky, Rogers explained.
It was like a scene out of Independence Day when the ships
were coming into the atmosphere and creating this explosion like
fire in the sky. We just saw this incredibly
large object and froze as anybody would.
Eventually it went out of sight and nobody said a word.
We just did, frozen the three of us on the on the front step of
Steve's house, and about 30 seconds later we heard the real
recognizable sound of fighter jets.
It seemed to be chasing this object and we just stood there
and disbelief for for another few minutes.
Rogers, who said the experience launched A lifelong interest in
UF O's figures. A siren he heard was from the
nuclear power plant 9 miles away.
He said many UFO sightings take place around the source of
energy, like para plants and volcanoes, whatever the hell it
was, I don't know, Roger said. But it was definitely
unidentified, definitely flying and definitely a large object.
Well, that's a very interesting sighting and there's just no way
around that. And it's and it's it's a
celebrity sighting, of course. And he's right about this whole
thing. With the connection between UF
O's and nuclear power plants, nuclear installations.
We go here to the history.com. This article's dated June 23rd,
2019. I won't get into the whole
article. It's got a little bit of it.
It sources Louis Elizondo and some other people, and I won't
get into the whole thing with Tom Delon, but it's it's got
their mention in here, but it gets down to some more important
stuff. And then it says things like the
one subheading. The UF nuclear connection began
at the dawn of the atomic age. Nuclear adjacent sightings go
back decades, it says. Robert Hastings, a UFO
researcher and author of the book UF O's and Nukes?
Extraordinary Encounters at Nuclear Weapons Sites.
Hastings says he interviewed more than 160 veterans who have
witnessed strange things in the skies around nuclear sites.
You have objects being tracked on radar before making it speeds
that no object on Earth can perform, Hastings said.
You have witnesses, military personnel, You have jet pilots.
Witnesses to these incidents are often highly trained personnel
with top security clearances. In recent years that reports are
being corroborated by sophisticated technology.
And then in late 1948, green fireballs were reported in the
skies near atomic laboratories in Los in Los Alamos and Sandia,
New Mexico, where the atomic bomb was first developed and
tested. A declassified FBI document from
the 1950s mentions flying saucers measuring almost 50 feet
in diameter near the Los Alamos labs.
And Knapp has interviewed more than a dozen workers from the
Nevada desert atomic test site where scores of a bombs were
detonated in the post World War 2 years.
He says they told him UFO activity was so commonplace
there employees were assigned to monitor the activity.
Well, they certainly knew it wasn't the Russians or the
Chinese in 1950. In the 1960s and 70s, repeated
UFO sightings emerged at Malmstrom Air Force Base in
Montana, a storage site for nuclear tipped intercontinental
ballistic missiles. At one such alleged sighting in
1967, former Air Force captain Robert Salas says several of
those missiles became inoperative.
At the same time, base security reported seeing a glowing red
object about 30 feet in diameter hovering or the facility Salas,
who commanded ICB M's as a launch officer and later worked
in the aerospace industry and at the Federal Aviation
Administration till CNN, the missiles begin going to do
what's called a no go condition or unlaunchable.
Well, if they can make them unlaunchable, couldn't they make
them launchable? Observers can only speculate
about the origin of these unexplained phenomena, but the
repeated proximity to sensitive defense sites connected to our
nation's most powerful weapons has raised the question of
whether they might originate from adversaries known or
unknown. Now look, we have to be adult
about this. This is way past Russia and
China. This these actors are people
that we have no clue who they are.
Now, the same thing is going on over here in Japan.
If we go to this article from the New York Post, it's dated
September 5th, 2023. Japan is full of UFO hotspots,
and they all have this in common.
Japan has become one of the roles of biggest hotspots to see
a UFO. According to newly declassified
Pentagon, Donna commits dating back to 1996.
Wow. Leave it to DoD to throw some
shade on Japan. This new government information
is simplified map, part of the Department of the Defense
Department's freshly unveiled online Unidentified Anomalous
Phenomena Reporting System highlights Southern Japan is one
of the Earth's most popular regions where UF O's have been
cited since 2020. The Japanese military has also
been instructed to take photos and record all this inexplicable
in the skies. Japanese most popular sighting
areas throughout the island nation all have one distinct
commonality, a major nuclear incident.
So these things are interested in nuclear weapon sites and
nuclear power plants and nuclear disasters.
And of course, they're finding them all around Fukushima.
Further north, another town in the Fukushima prefecture
famously known for its nuclear power plant meltdown brought on
by a 2011 tsunami. And not just a tsunami, by the
way, a poorly designed nuclear reactor placed next to the ocean
where tsunamis happen at. So this was the height of human
incompetence. That's what resulted in the
Fukushima disaster. And now, of course, they're
dumping all that contaminated water into the oceans next door
to China. You can imagine the Chinese are
not happy about this. The small and rural neighborhood
of Leno has become a tourist destination as it's nearby
pyramid shaped Mount Sycamore has been known for many UFO
sightings, unexplained lights and mysterious events.
According to a government tourism guide, yes, leave it to
the Japanese to turn it into a tourist attraction.
And then finally, I want to finish up here with this article
from 2020. We've talked about this a little
bit before, but getting back into these nuclear missile
sites. This is from The Daily Beast dot
coms dated January 20th, 2020. So 3 1/2 years ago, it says Are
the mystery drone swarms lingering near nuclear missile
silos? Are the mystery drone swarms
lingering near nuclear missile silos quite a title?
Because it turns out it looks like they definitely wore the
strange flying objects have been spotted near Fe Warren Air Force
Base in Wyoming which houses enough nuclear intercontinental
ballistic missiles to wipe out several cities.
Article with Mccoury Hutchins and David Axe.
Like I said, published January 20, 2020.
Now they've got a they've got an illustration of some sort here
of four or five drones flying in formation.
That's not a picture they took. What was going on over there?
We don't know what these things were.
They're calling them drones. They're actually they're UFO's.
For weeks, mysterious unidentified flying objects over
the Eastern Plains region of Colorado have vexed residents,
law enforcement, the military, and state and federal officials.
So your whole power structure there unable to protect you,
unable to do their job, unable to provide security of our
airspace. Why do we have them?
Then you have to take your shoes off to get on an airplane.
But these guys can't track a drone in the sky.
Can't track a bunch of drones in the sky next to a giant nuclear
missile base. I don't know, man, sounds pretty
bad to me. Those who see them say they
appear in the night sky, often several at a time, their
locations marked by the light they emit oddly buzzing.
They hover and maneuver in precise formations.
Wouldn't you think they'd have enough sense to turn the light
off? Unless, of course, they want you
to see the light. The mystery of their origin has
ripped Colorado, where news of a sighting makes near daily
headlines and no one has yet copped to operating the
aircraft. The state's governor, Jared
Polis, deployed the state plane to hunt them down after a pilot
believed one of the objects came too close to a Flight for Flight
for Life helicopter. And a constellation of
government agencies has formed a task force to get to the bottom
of the history. Yeah, once again, they're making
a conditional. You got a pilot, he's flying one
of these life flight helicopters.
You got people on board who are in bad shape trying to get to
the hospital. He says, hey, one of these
things almost hit me. And how does reporter report
this? Well, he says.
He says, well, he was a pilot who almost crashed into one of
these things. So it's a little beyond, he
says. OK, wow.
And the article goes on down here.
It says representatives from 77 agencies, including the military
and the FBI, met for a closed door briefing on the small town
of Brush on January 6th. The group is not going to
discuss the details of its inner workings, and it is not planning
to provide incremental updates on its activity, said Ian
Gregor, a Federal Aviation Administration spokesman based
in Los Angeles told the Daily Base.
But we will inform the public about any important
developments. Yeah, yeah, they will.
The development of them getting paid because I don't think
anything was ever found out about this.
I don't think a single person was ever arrested or
investigated or anything. As far as I know, these UF O's
that they insist on calling drones came into our airspace
regularly, methodically, for a period of weeks.
People were told by the sheriff not to shoot him down.
I remember that. You know that.
That's federal fans who can't shoot a drone.
But our own military seemed capable of protecting our
nuclear site from these things. If they can't even do that, then
what good does it do you to take your shoes off going through an
airport before you get on the airplane?
Can you see the games we're playing with you?
Can you see how we're being manipulated, how we're being
talked down to? What would what would be the
reason for this? Some observers believe the UFO's
could be alien visitors. Other locals say what they've
been seeing are merely quadcopter style drones.
Well, we don't know because we have no pictures.
We have no pictures. None of these things have been
taken out of the environment, none of them been shot down.
You know, you have to be careful how you get out of a car these
days when you get pulled over by a cop, but these things are
allowed. These machines are allowed to
fly with impunity over our nuclear missile base.
What's going on here? Unless, of course, people in
industry aren't the target. Some of the counties where
drones have been spotted do. But up against Fe Warren Air
Force Base in neighboring Wyoming, their airmen at the
base man and protect around 200 underground silo silos housing
Minuteman nuclear intercontinental ballistic
missiles, each packing enough firepower to wipe out several
cities. So there you have it.
Fleets of these drones, as they call them, UF O's, whatever you
call them, flying around western Colorado or western Nebraska,
eastern Colorado. And when people ask about it,
they're told to set up, they're told to sit down, shut up, don't
point a gun at these things. Don't shoot at them.
Let them go about their business.
We can't protect you. So yes, we do know that just
like Aaron Rodgers said, these UF O's are attracted to nuclear
power plants, nuclear military bases, they're attracted to our
Navy's nuclear fleet. We've seen that over and over
again and they're attracted to nuclear disasters.
So what's the connection between UF O's and nuclear energy?
Well, we really don't know. But I think we can also be sure
that our government's really not going to tell us until next
time. This is UFO warning over now.