Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're asking why were Peru alien jetpacks
silent. That's correct.
Why were Peru alien jetpacks silent?
This is a question nobody seemed to ask.
Now this story goes back to last year.
The first article we're looking at is from newsnationnow.com.
It says flying aliens in Peru actually miners with jet packs.
Police say villagers described alien like beings harassing and
attacking them. Police say the attackers are
actually illegal gold miners with jet packs.
The attacks were likely an effort to keep villagers away
from mining pits. This is dated August 17th, 2023
so that goes on. It says the truth is out there,
and it appears that the flying aliens reportedly attacking
villagers in Peru were actually human miners with jetpacks.
So you see how this News Nation now, which normally has a lot of
decent stuff on here, just starts off with an immediate
falsity by repeating this conspiracy theory put out there
by the authorities. The beings were reportedly
attacking an isolated indigenous village in Peru's Manias
province, harassing the villagers and attempting to
kidnap a 15 year old girl. Villagers describe the creatures
as silver collar with long heads and faces and yellow ears that
floated about a meter, 3 feet 4 inches.
Some accounts describe them as 7 feet tall and one leader said
they had protective armor. Now, I'm not sure how they're
going to kidnap this girl where they just going to pick her up
with their jet bags and drag her off.
I'm I'm not sure it's even possible, it says.
Authorities, however, have a different explanation for the
attacks. After traveling to the remote
village, a 10 hour boat trip away from the province capital,
offers with officers with the Peruvian Navy and national
police had a much more earthbound theory.
Now the kind of that paragraph's a little misleading.
Yes, the the village is 10 hours from the capital, but I think it
was only about two hours boat ride away from the local police
station there. They say the attacks are
actually originating with illegal gold mining gangs from
Brazil and Colombia. Investigators said the gangs
were using state-of-the-art technology like jetpacks were
thrusters that allowed them to fly.
Now more nonsense. How did they drag this stuff
into the jungle there? Police said the gangs began
using jetpacks to explore deeper into the forest, and we're and
we're targeting villagers to keep them away from their mining
pits. Now, this doesn't have any
explanation for, you know, how they were able to cover that
range, how they got the fuel in, how they hauled in these super
heavy jet packs, any of that. But we're going to get to the
noise here in just a second. This is from india.com talks a
little bit a little bit about this girl's encounter.
It says a 7 foot tall aliens kidnapped me.
Payrieger shows shares traumatic experience.
Peru girl claimed that she was kidnapped by 7 foot tall aliens.
In her recent interview, the 15 year old shared her horrific
experience. That's and here is dated
12/18/2023. This is a 15 year old girl from
Peru who claimed that she was kidnapped by a gang of 7 foot
tall aliens earlier this year. Has revealed new details from
her traumatic experience. Residents of a Peruvian village
known as the Hikito had been living in fear after a series of
attacks by 7 foot tall creatures earlier this year, reported the
Daily Mail. The incident made international
headlines when the national prosecutors office in Peru
reacted on the attacks and stated that gold mining gangs
staged the attacks on the local residents living in the gold
rich jungle. Yeah, there's just so much gold
there, people are walking along. One of these attacks involved a
15 year old girl named Talia who recently told documentarians how
she was chased and attacked by two masked figures clad in black
body armor. Still, I'm not hearing anything
about the sound of these jetpacks.
My eye felt bad, it felt cloudy, my face felt like it was
swelling, she said, adding that she couldn't feel her face.
The attackers then spread the same substance across her face.
She said the alien connection may have been from the attempted
kidnappers green eyes and the jetpacks they were wearing.
But First off, these jetpacks weigh.
I don't know, I think I'm thinking like over 100 lbs,
which could be or at least 50 or 60, which could be activated by
pressing a button on their boots.
And that's interesting. I've never heard of a jetpack
before that was activated by pressing a button on a person's
boot. Seems like you would kind of get
in the way. My eye felt bad, it felt cloudy.
My face felt like it was swelling.
I couldn't feel my face till, he said in her new interview.
According to the 15 year old, she went back to pick
Tangerines, but when she turned it, a very tall man was standing
in front of her. No mention about gold pits from
this girl. When I turned to run, he grabbed
me from back here and he turned around and covered my mouth, she
said. The attempted kidnapping, which
occurred on July 29th this year, was witnessed by neighbors and
Talia's family. The 15 year old stated that the
body armor and a mask was made of a hard material with two
straps in the back and they wore black metal boots that fit into
a circular wheel like platform that helped them fly.
Now standing on a wheel like platform doesn't sound like any
jetpacks that I've seen. Their eyes were a green color,
Talia said. As they were dragging me away I
was able to move with more strength.
They dropped me and I fell to the ground.
Two Colombian men were held in November in connection to the
illegal gold mining, but released a little over a week
later on the orders of a local judge.
Might not want to be Colombian and looking for gold in Peru
right now. Notably, members of the EQ2
population name the attackers green goblins and also link them
to a local legend called Las Pelcaris, the Face Peelers.
The locals believe that the creatures cannot be harmed by
bullets, and they've talked about people shooting these
things and they have no reaction, just just kind of like
Bigfoot does. These gentlemen are aliens, a
CUDA leader, Ari Rudegui Avila, told local broadcaster Radio
Programas de Peru. However, the police believed
illegal gold miners who were armed with jetpacks terrorized
the local community so they can mine for gold.
Now just think about how ridiculous that is.
Gold people floating down the river 234510 hours carrying
these heavy modern jetpacks, which I'm sure it doesn't help
if they get wet or rained on carrying all the fuel that it
would take and that would be a lot.
So this caravan of criminal trespassers floating into this
jungle deep jungle area in Peru, putting on these jet packs so
that they could terrorize people.
Wouldn't it be a lot easier to terrorize villagers with
machetes and AK-40 sevens? It is worth noting that the
region itself is famous for its rich gold sources and the yellow
metal is deposited like silt along the nanny riverbed.
Yeah, it's not like I said, it's not like the the locals are just
walking out here picking up gold Nuggets.
OK, there's a lot of work involved.
And if the gold was that plentiful, the locals would be
doing it and making money off it, Believe me.
Police arrested two Colombian men in November over illegal
gold mining, but later released them on the orders of a local
judge. Yeah, because obviously the
charges were false. Now, that's the setup for this
story, and when I covered this originally, I just completely
missed it. I don't even know why, but no
one's talking about how much noise a jetpack makes.
We talked about how heavy they are, how how how hard it would
be to use modern equipment for any length of time in that
jungle environment. How much work would be involved
in transporting, you know, probably hundreds of gallons of
jet fuel. Now whatever they used to put in
these things, the cost involved, which I think is way in excess
of $100,000. How few of them are actually
even made? You know, it's how ridiculous
the whole thing is that these authorities have put out there.
I came across this article, what, yesterday or a couple days
ago, it's from tex4.com and dated February 29th, 2024 says
Iron Man quote, UN quote. Pilots, pilots, Race in jet
suits against a backdrop of Dubai Skyscrapers by John Graham
Brill. So they, you know, Dubai is,
it's always trying to put itself out there as a future, you know,
city or whatever. And they've got this race going
on between people wearing jet packs.
I mean, how crazy is that? This is the sort of thing that
you would see in Dubai, not in a jungle in Peru, it says.
Jetsuit pilots race in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Wednesday
February 28th, 2024. And it's got a picture of these
two guys hovering over the kind of a Marina or harbor there
wearing jetpacks. Pilots lined up on a runway in
Dubai on Wednesday and fired up their seven jet engines with an
ear splitting roar. But they weren't preparing to
fly an airplane. They wore the aircraft.
This city state in the United Emirates, known for being home
to the world's tallest building and other wonders, hosted what
it called its first ever Jet Suit.
Race racers zipped along a route with the skyscrapers of Dubai
looming behind them, controlling the jet engines on their hands
and backs. It sounds like Iron Man, the
Marvel comic book character made internationally known by actor
Robert Downey Junior. The pilot say is exactly like
that. So wow, I wonder if these guys
knew that the first actual Jetpack race was down there in
Peru. The closest analogy would be
that of dream flying and then go wherever your mind is taking
you, said Richard Browning, the founder and chief test pilot for
Gravity Industries, the firm that put on the race with Dubai
and, yes, the world of Marvel superheroes and DC Comics.
They have created that dream look with CGI and we've got the
closest, I think everybody, anybody's ever going to get to
delivering that now. This is what it takes to they
get this many guys and jetpacks together.
They're talking in Peru about two 3-4 people flying around jet
and jetpacks. Well it takes an awful lot of
money to do that and we can see it takes something like Dubai to
put this demonstration on, it says.
The races on Wednesday saw pilots wear 1500 horsepower jet
suits, more than double most luxury sports cars and using the
same kind of fuel used by Dubai based long haul carrier Emirates
Airbus A3 80s and Boeing 777 aircraft.
Pilots lined up on a runway used to have to divide Marina by
Skydive Dubai, the thrill seeking firm associated with
Sheikum's Crown Prince Hamden bin Muhammad Al Maktoum, with
some parachutes coming down as they prepared their jetpacks.
Then came what pilot Issa Kaufman referred to as the
Moment of Truth. The engines roared and pilots
jumped and leaned forward. And, like a helicopter takes
off, so too did the pilots. They speed around obstacles in a
water channel near the site. Officers said they picked the
water site to allow for higher speeds and for safety as a
pilots scammed a short distance above the water.
The jet suit currently can reach speeds of 80 mile per hour.
Gravity says the pilots did pick up speed during their heats,
with two actually bumping into each other but remaining in the
air as a crowd watched in wonder.
It's pretty amazing to see that they can do this in Dubai and
they have these guys flying over the water, said Jennifer Ross,
50, AUS, citizen from Houston, who now lives in Dubai.
It's kind of like astronauts flying around in space.
Yes, flying around in Dubai, not in the jungles of Peru.
Now could you imagine trying to fly these things around at night
time in the jungles of Peru? It's just not not even feasible,
just a silly silly idea and imagine the noise that it makes.
Now I want to take a look here at some of the facts about these
things. So we have the so-called
authorities in Peru telling us that these guys were responsible
for this and that it was nothing more than illegal gold point
operators flying these jetpacks around.
What we've seen It takes something like a Sheik to afford
to get multiple jetpacks together and put on a
demonstration. This article here from Facebook.
I'll just put the link at the Kofi site in the local site
headline of this little video says it's hard to ignore a 140
decibel jetpack flying through the air, amplifying your theme.
You have to see this. Now that's 140 decibels per
jetpack. That's a lot.
And talk about the roar there in this article.
They're not exaggerating. Let's just see what 140 decimals
compares to, well, the actual sign of a sound of just a
freight train. Not counting the horn.
That's 85 decimals on average 85.
Now, if you want to talk about the horn itself, I'll put the
links to this. That's between 110 and 140
decimals. Some places say even even
louder, and with the loudest noise being 190 a 194 decimals,
it says a sound of 194 decibels has a pressure deviation of one
O 1 KP, which is ambient pressure.
And it says the waves are creating a complete vacuum
between themselves, so the loudest the sound can get is 194
decibels. A freight train going down the
tracks is around 85 decimals. And that freight train horn that
you hear blasting, the one that you can hear sometimes for 2-3
more miles away, that's between 110 and 140 decimal.
So let's just give it the low end, 110 decimals.
A train horn in the middle of the jungle, that train horn
would have been heard for miles, those jetpacks.
So, and people are talking about seeing multiple of these aliens
as they call them. If there were two or three of
these guys running around, imagine the racket that they
would have been making. So when these authorities come
down, these desperate people there in Peru, in this village,
they're harassed by these alien entities for whatever reason.
We know we talked about this multiple times in the podcast,
we linked to pictures and all that, but the one thing I forgot
to ask, and I think everybody else forgot to ask was where was
the sound? Why were the Peru jetpacks
silent? No answer from authorities about
that is there. Until next time.
This is UFO warning. Over and out.