Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about the Miami alien.
That's correct, the Miami Alien. Of course, we were talking about
this 10 foot tall, what looks like alien walking down the
street. This is really weird, you know?
And the first time I looked at it, I thought, I really can't
believe this. I just kind of dismissed it out
of hand. But then when you get into it,
it seems like it deserves a little bit further
investigation. This first article comes in from
independent.co.uk. To kind of give you the opposite
side of the view, It says alien speculation engulfs Miami mall
after curious New Year's Day video.
A large fight caused chaos within a Miami mall on New
Year's Day. However, some speculate that the
large police presence was or something more extraterrestrial.
It's got a picture and man, there must be 300 cops here.
It just seemed like the entire forces has surrounded this mall.
A viral video showing heavy police presence around Bayside
Marketplace in Miami on New Year's Day made it.
Many speculate that aliens had visited the mall to ring in
2024. But what really caused the
commotion? Police confirmed that they were
there to dissolve a large fight that broke out between a group
of fifty teenagers, which resulted in multiple arrests.
The fact is there were four arrests if you get into this.
So that's kind of just that's just exaggerating things right
there. Now there were a bunch of kids
are running around. I'm not sure.
It almost seemed like this thing was blown out of proportion from
the very beginning. The police maybe just figured
that they had to react with the show of force to stop anything
worse from happening, it says. Yet some people had their own
theories and posted on social media days after the incident,
suggesting what really was going on to attract all the blue
lights. The most popular conspiracy
aliens had taken a visit to the mall, much to the disappointment
of UFO spotters and extraterrestrial enthusiasts.
The City of Miami Police Department put the theories to
bed. Now there you go.
Appeal to authority, telling NBC Six there were no aliens, UFOs
or ETS. No airports were closed, no
power outages. Now they've done a couple things
here. They've just gone to police.
They've used them as the ultimate authority.
They told you that there was no aliens spotted.
Don't believe your eye, your lying eyes.
Now shut up. And then they did another thing.
It's very common. People lied to you.
Also, they said no airports were closed, no power outages.
Look, they're adding on things that we know are true in order
to support an argument that we don't know if it's true or not.
So they're camouflaging what could possibly be a lie within a
couple of true statements and that they're doing that after
they put themselves out. There is this ultimate
authority. Just be aware of that.
Nothing is being withheld from the public lol, the Miami Police
Department Public information Michael Vega wrote to NBC in an
e-mail. Now why does this have to put
lying out loud on there? Is he just throwing it in your
face? I don't know.
Clips taken from the viral video were reshared on social media
claiming that an 8 foot to 10 foot alien could be seen at the
mall on New Year's Day. Well, you see something walk in
there and there are. There do seem to be multiple
clips. I just put one on my Twitter
where a gal says she has it from a different angle.
People were saying why didn't anybody film this thing?
Well, maybe, maybe people did. Clips taken from the viral video
were reshared on social media claiming that an 8 to 10 foot
alien could be seen at the mall on New Year's Day.
The low quality clip appears to show a tall glowing figure near
police vehicles, although other users on X pointed out is likely
to be in fact two to three people walking next to each
other. I've I've seen a couple of these
clips, the one I posted on Twitter.
You can go there and see it also post links to this stuff over at
the Kofi website and you can kind of judge for yourself what
you think it is. 10 foot aliens creatures caught a camera
question mark fired at, inside and outside Miami mall.
Media silent cops are covering it up saying kids were lighting
were fighting with fireworks yet all these cop cars and air
traffic stopped that night except for black military hot
choppers, 1 user claimed on X amongst an onslaught of other
conspiracy posts. Got to get that word in and
means poking fun at the Miami mall.
Alien is a video went viral. Now I found on Reddit a
transcript or at least kind of a condensed transcript of the
police. That night the cops stopped.
They formed their perimeter around the mall and so basically
they're telling all the cops to show up that they think there's
this huge fight. Someone's called in and said
that one of the one of these youth had cornered somebody,
like in a in a in a mall store somewhere with a knife maybe, or
a stick, I can't remember. Anyway, then there was an Then
there was reports of an active shooter.
Apparently there. Had they found out later that
people were thrown off firecrackers and stuff?
New Year's Eve. Some people do that.
So it looks like you had a bunch of idiots running around
throwing off firecrackers, maybe looking for an opportunity to
steal something. And that got reported to the
police as a mass shooter and this mass shooter things, you
know, instead of sending in a tactical unit to eliminate the
mass shooter, it seems like the police always just want to
encircle the area, wait till the mass shooter has accomplished
whatever they went in to accomplish for and and then go
in and and let us know what happened.
Now sometimes a cop will get in there and take out the threat,
but a lot of times it seems like they just circle the wagons and
they circle the wagons on the outside of the building.
That's what is bothersome to me. But back to this, back to this
alien thing, it goes on and says instead of an alien invasion, a
huge group of juveniles were being dealt with by the large
police fleet who allegedly were also setting off fireworks
causing panic across the mall and arrest, report said
according to the outlet. Yeah, they got four of them.
I think maybe one of them did get caught, thrown off a
firework or something. The chaos that ensued disrupted
and damaged businesses in the area.
While no aliens were taken in for questioning, four teenagers
had been arrested. So they there's four.
They make it sound like it was just this mass arrest of
hundreds of people. It's not what happened.
The huge brawl broke just before.
They keep calling it a brawl. It sounds to me like maybe a
couple of them did get in the fight, but mainly just a bunch
of these jugheads running around like like idiots.
The huge ball broke just before 8:30 PM on New Year's Day.
Police were called to the mall to quell the situation.
The fireworks being set off were also mistaken as gunshots, which
caused a local resident to report an active shooter, the
president of Downtown Neighbors Alliance, James Torres, said in
a statement about the incident. Some officers were heavily armed
and approached the crowd displaying high-powered rifles,
reflecting the fact that officers were initially
erroneously told the situation involved an active shooter, Mr.
Troy said. That's great.
It's almost like you're swatting them all.
So you get a cop in here, you fill his head full of nonsense,
he thinks that he needs to go in there and kill somebody, and you
got a bunch of teenage kids running around like idiots.
That's a recipe for disaster, with or without an alien.
One neighbor, resident Ryan Landy, told CBS News that he
witnessed the melee after he heard a lot of successive shots
for Pops. There's a big crowd of people
running outside of the Bayside and when we hear a commotion and
now they're just running through the streets running between
cars, almost getting hit by cars, it was absolute chaos, he
said. The Miami Police Department
later confirmed the X that the sounds were fireworks and no
shots fired. Well, there you go.
The havoc being caused within the mall meant that Biscayne
Blvd. was shut down between 2nd and 4th streets.
While officers tried to clear the area and escort the teens
away from the mall. The Boulevard later reopened.
You know, it seems like a major overreaction to me.
A bunch of these kids came in to this mall and I think it's kind
of a rich area of town and we can't have that.
So they sent basically every cop car in Miami to this mall to a
show of force to these goofy kids.
It looks like a bunch of these kids in the mall, probably
walking around, probably being obnoxious, OK, but that still
doesn't deserve the death penalty.
Walking around being idiots. And maybe a couple of them got
into a fight, one of them sounds like.
Or maybe a couple of them threw a a firecracker off into a crowd
of them or somewhere in the mall, and people automatically
assumed that it was gunfire. That's a super dangerous
situation. Meanwhile, we have the cops
forming a perimeter around the mall.
Well, why do you need to do that?
You're just escalating things. And then we have this, what
looks like a alien show up right in the middle of it.
Maybe this thing's attracted to that sort of drama, that sort of
craziness. We've seen it before, says
around 10 to 15 juveniles were also seen by police assaulting a
man nearby. The repressed, the arrest report
said, according to the outlet. So they announced their remark
police vehicle to stop fighting, which led to several teens
fleeing the area. None of them got arrested for
assaulting this guy apparently. Yet police were able to catch
215 year olds, 114 year old and 116 year old male, all who were
identified by the alleged victim.
OK, so I think what happened was I read that they did arrest
three of these guys for beating somebody up.
And then there was a fourth one that was arrested for resisting
a police officer without force, Without force.
I suppose he was running his mouth and they just said we can
go to jail too. You're a kid, we can do that to
you. So four of them out of, I don't
know, couple hundred kids and probably a couple hundred or
more police cars. The victim claims that one teen
in a large group threw a bottle at his car, which made him stop
and ask who did it. Don't.
Don't do that. Just keep going.
You can fix your car. You can't fix yourself if a
raging, wild crowds of these idiots decides to beat you to
death. OK, just a thought resulting in
the man allegedly getting jumped and his phone stolen.
Yeah, that's not going to end good.
And you got a crazy, unruly, crowded kids and somebody throws
a bottle at your car and you stop to have a conversation with
them. I would not recommend that.
And even if you do say, well, I'm going to defend myself with
a firearm, you do you want to spend the rest of your life
fighting these charges in prison and fighting, going to prison.
I don't just drive on like insurance can't pay for it.
Two other teenagers arrested are facing charges of burglary of an
unoccupied conveyance, Grand Theft, battery, and resisting an
officer without violence. So it sounds like they did
charge a couple of these of these jog heads for throwing a
ball at these guy's car. A couple of them got it for
battering. Doesn't sound like he must have
been hurt real bad, otherwise it would have been, you know,
assault with with with serious injury.
And then one of them. This was a resisting an office
without violence, running his mouth to the cops.
So out of all that craziness in the mall, bunch of kids running
around, someone throws some fireworks off is what it sounds
like. The police get false reports.
Active shooter, man, you know, before you call the cops and
report an active shooter, think about it.
I mean, not saying you shouldn't do it, but to me it's like if
there's a chance that some idiot throwing the fireworks off, do
you want to call the cops and say, Oh yeah, there is an active
shooter. And they could have called the
cops and said, well, I'm not sure if it's an active shooter,
but I hear, I hear bangs, you know, someone could have been
killed there very easily. The two other teens were also
arrested for resisting an officer without violence.
The four teenagers are expected to appear in juvenile court on
Wednesday. No injuries were reported.
So all that, you know, all that, what what did that cost the
police force for this huge, huge response like that?
And what was that? What was the risk of leaving the
rest of the city without police protection?
Because you're going bonkers. I don't know.
It's it's crazy, it says here this is dailymail.com.
It says Miami cops deny claims a 10 foot extraterrestrial was
spotted during huge citywide police response that sparked
wild conspiracy theories. We got to get the word
conspiracy theories and don't we?
Area footage captured of Miami Police's response to an incident
on New Year's Day appeared to show an alien type creature
floating around. So it showed it.
But it's a conspiracy theory. Video was widely shared by a
conspiracy theorist. Why am IA conspiracy theorist if
I'm simply interested in what was going on down there?
Am IA conspiracy theorist Because I questioned the police
response to a bunch of goofball kids selling off fireworks in a
mall walking into a high-powered rifles.
You know, basically being part of an effort to swat this mall.
Sounds like am IA conspiracy theory because I question those
tactics leaving your whole city unprotected.
Anyway, it goes on and says Miami police have a now made
clear that the footage was simply a person walking casting
a shadow on a neighboring building and not an alien.
Doesn't look like that at all to me.
I don't know a person walking who is self illuminated.
This is written by Kamal Sultan that says James Gordon,
fernettimill.com Dated January 8th.
Miami police have spoken out once and for all to declare
there was officially no extraterrestrial activity during
an incident on New Year's Day that appeared to show an alien
type creature floating around. Video widely shared by
conspiracy theorists. Man, they just love that Word on
social media claimed a 10 foot tall silhouette walking near cop
cars was from another planet with one user claiming A glowing
figure was walking through smoke.
During the chaotic scene it did look like it was glowing.
It came after roughly fifty teenagers started to riot
outside Bayside Marketplace and caused a panic by setting off
fire. Lot of fireworks.
Now they didn't start. Listen, this word riot is way
overused and they started a disturbance.
It was a bunch of idiot kids who, when flocking into the
mall, if they don't, if they don't want that many kids in the
mall at one time, then they need to put a turnstile at the door.
OK, very simple. So you had a bunch of kids.
It's a nice night out in Miami. You've got their teenagers,
What? They said the ones who arrested
were 141516. They're there with no parental
supervision. They're out running around.
It's New Year's and some of them had fireworks.
They're throwing off firecrackers.
The kids do that. It's not smart.
It could put out an eye, I suppose, but that's what they
were doing. They weren't killing anybody.
I didn't hear any reports of shoplifting.
Now if they did, maybe look them out later, but just basically
looked to me like a large crowd of kids, mostly African American
if that makes any difference. But they're there.
They're hanging out. They're being an annoyance, but
I don't think they were doing anything illegal.
They're probably being loud, but that's not a riot.
Being being an annoyance is not a riot.
A riot's when you take over stuff and you tear stuff up.
Now in the some of the article said that the cops thought this
was going to be a street takeover.
Now that gets dangerous with these idiots running around
there and they're drag racing and and you know running through
the streets and raising all kinds of of cane and and having
car wrecks and stuff. I think that was the suspicion.
But I don't see this being a riot.
I see this as just a bunch of idiots running around.
Now when it gets to the point where they're assaulting people
or they're breaking things or they're causing, you know,
property damage or injuries to people, it's a riot.
But this doesn't look like a riot to me.
We just love that word for some reason.
It came after fifty teenagers started a riot outside Bayside
Marketplace and caused a panic by setting off a lot of
fireworks. Every available patrol car in
the city was summoned to the scene, every available patrol
car. So if you had a if you had an
issue, a break in, or theft or domestic disturbance or or
somebody was Rd. raging and trying to and trying to run you
off the road or something, you didn't have any police
protection. OK, yeah, none 'cause they're
all busy encircling a bunch of misbehaved kids.
But over the weekend, Miami police officer Rafia Horta put
to rest any conspiracy theories with a partially factual and
partially tongue in cheek message.
So appeal to authority. They got this young cop sitting
there and he's giving you the business, making fun of you,
degrading your ideas. And boy, doesn't this look like
Phoenix, AZ with Governor Fife Simington.
He's got him a little toy alien there dressed in a police
uniform. Yeah.
Not only are we going to tell you that we are in charge, that
we are the authority figures, but we're going to tell you how
stupid you are. We're going to try to deperson
anybody who believes this. So this is our way of, of trying
to release the stress by making a joke about it.
When people make a joke about this kind of stuff, it's it's
the the least time to believe him as far as I'm concerned.
Got a picture here at the LML. Pretty blurry, looks like a tall
giant illuminated Gray alien walking down the street.
Very weird. The other one the gal posted.
It was also quite tall, but it didn't look so much blue.
But they I think they darkened the the video up on it.
It says eerie footage captured by police response have Miami's
police response inside New Year's Day appear to show an
alien type creature floating around.
I wish the picture could have been a little bit better.
Actually, man, I mean just cop after cop after cop over.
What a bunch of kids at a mall. So someone at the mall says,
wow, we have a bunch of obnoxious kids in here.
I'm in a rich neighborhood. I don't have to deal with this.
They call the cops, oh, someone's someone's threatening
somebody with a stick or a knife.
And the other one says, oh, I heard a loud bang.
There must be an active shooter and you got 300 cops show up to
do what they said. They're going to let anybody
that wants to run away run away. If you'd killed somebody, you
could just run out the door. They wouldn't even bother to
follow you. So So what?
What, What are they, What are they there for?
You know, just a total overreaction in my opinion.
Anyway, it's got more pictures and then you see a saying just
call me walking down the road. It's very weird.
There is now a video going viral of eight to 10 foot aliens and
it says plural. I mean I can clearly see one of
them. I suppose you can kind of make
out another one next to it. But the the film so blurry.
But I guess one's enough to me. There is now a video going viral
of eight to 10 foot aliens walking around.
It's actually just a person walking with a shadow where it
said in posting immigrant, but really a blue shadow.
That's that's weird. I can confirm to you that there
were no aliens in base at Marketplace at the moment, so
everybody else is running away. This guy's walking and he's got
this 10 foot shadow that looks like a illuminated blue humanoid
standing next to him. Just as the office finished
speaking, a cartoon alien appeared over his right shoulder
gently and walking the conspiracy theorist.
So people had a question, they had a valid question, and this
guy comes up and makes a joke out of it and makes fun of him.
Nice. The footage shows multiple
police cars lined up outside a mall with emergency lights on
Monday night. Well, pretty much every cop in
town was there. Remember, they said everybody
was called there. In one clip, what appears to be
a large Gray figure is seen walking close to an entrance
that sent rumors flying. Among wait for it, conspiracy
theorist. So a normal person can't just
say, wow, I wonder what that is. If you have a if you ask a
question, you're a conspiracy theorist.
And look at the picture. Here's a conspiracy theory.
What are all these dudes doing parked, blocking off the road?
What? What good are they doing?
Really, really. What possible good could they be
doing? Miami's base height marketplace
video shows something weird, a glowing figure walking through
smoke during a wild scene, 1 user wrote.
Even last week, Miami police were quick to dispel the rumors
and explain how it was simply a shadow, but the idea of aliens
was simply too good a story to dismiss that right?
Well, no, not really. People saw something that
couldn't be explained and the question, instead of answering
the questions are saying we don't know.
The police came out and made fun of them.
Meanwhile, the police are doing stupid things like putting every
single police car in front of a mall because a bunch of kids are
in there being loud. Wow.
The police response at the mall was sparked by a large group of
unruly teenagers who were causing trouble about 5 miles
South of the beach. Now they kept saying that
there's there was this big fight broke out.
Well where was the fight after the kids ran out of the mall?
One of the one of these idiots threw a bottle or something at
somebody's car and then he gots out of the car and he yells at
them and they run over and a couple of them it sounds like,
tried to rough him up but it didn't hurt him very badly.
Apparently because they weren't charged with anything like that.
They were just charged with like simple battery or something.
What it say you can look it up. So I I don't I don't get that.
It says they were setting off fireworks and it led to a public
panic as some thought there was a shooting going on at the time.
Four teenagers were later arrested over the incident.
No, they were arrested over the situation with this guy.
I don't think they found anybody that threw out the firework, the
firecracker, or whatever it was. Why not arrest a person that
falsely reported a mass shooting going on inside?
Why not talk to that person? Say, listen, you can't you you
can't swat yourself like this. This is stupid.
If you hear a if you hear a pop, tell us.
You hear a pop. If you see someone with a gun
shooting people, then tell us that, but don't.
But don't tell us that someone's shooting people with a gun when
all it is is some idiot teenager throwing a firework, throwing a
firecracker off into a crowd. Somebody even claimed the police
were responding to reports about aliens and not to the teenagers.
You know, I actually don't think so.
I mean, I'm not sure the cops even care.
What I think was this was a total overreaction by the police
because it happened in a nice area of town.
It involved a bunch of kids that probably didn't live in that
area of town and people were very much annoyed by their loud,
obnoxious behavior. But until you make a lot
obnoxious behavior a crime, then I guess there's no point in
taking every single cop car in that city of, I don't know, a
few million people, driving it to that mall surrounding
surrounding the place, and then telling, telling your police
officers if they're running away, let them go.
Meanwhile, one of these John Laws goes to wade through the
crowd with a high prior rifle. Where's the tactical strategy
here? Where's the tactical
intelligence? Where's where's common sense?
I see a complete a complete lack of common sense.
The police just dispelled common sense if they thought there was
a active shooter. The thing they've done with been
to guide into that place as quietly as possible and located
the active shooter. A tactical maneuver, not
surrounded like we're a bunch of Cowboys and then walk in head on
where we can be shot, where people can be shot with some
with one of these guys carrying a high-powered rifle into a
crowd of kids. What could possibly go wrong
there? So they completely dispel common
sense. And if we ask wow, what was this
creature thing, whatever it was, walking along the street?
If we ask a question about that, then we're conspiracy theorist.
Do you see, do you see the parallel here?
So at first I thought maybe this whole thing with the with the
kids going spastic might have been some kind of a parallel
narrative. But it looks like what happened
was the police had a situation where these kids showed up and
the kids probably were being allowed obnoxious.
One of them apparently did throw off the firecracker and the kids
go running out of the building because they've all been
conditioned. I mean, your kid today there's a
school shooting every couple weeks.
So I don't blame the 14 year old kids for completely freaking out
and running out of the mall. Like like like they're losing
their minds. They heard a pop, they thought
it was a gun went off, somebody else gets on the phone, they
immediately assume they're worse.
They call the cops. We've got a shooter and the cops
send every cop in Miami there to to round up the place when the
logical thing to do nobody just to send somebody in there, send
a SWAT team into that mall and find and find the shooter if
there is one. You don't need to do this.
You don't need to put all these kids in danger.
Talk about conspiracy theory. And then after it all settles
down and a couple days later somebody goes through the video
and they say, wow, this looks like an alien.
The cops take it upon themselves after having already, in my
opinion, pretty much just failed the test at dispersing this
crowd. They came out calling taxpayers
names. You're a conspiracy theorist if
you believe this, yeah. So you you see how this you see
how the media just lied about everything.
If there had been a brawl, if there had been a brawl in that
mall, then why wasn't somebody arrested for fighting?
Why didn't one of these kids pause their cell phones and film
it? You know how much kids love to
film fights. I haven't seen any of those
online. Clearly this what happened was
these kids were in the mall. They're walking around, They're
being loud. I'm sure they're being annoying.
The people that live there, they're like, hey, we we don't
like you being here. You're obnoxious, you're loud.
You're disturbing our quiet shopping experience.
In the meantime, one of these kids probably, we don't know,
allegedly throws off a firecracker.
Nobody's hurt. Nobody goes to the hospital, but
it makes loud Bang boom 911. We've got a shooter, and this is
how things just tumble downhill. We're lucky somebody wasn't
killed. We're lucky some kid wasn't
killed. We're lucky some cop didn't
drive over one of his friends. You know, I I don't know.
It's it's madding to see this. But the story interests me in a
way because not just because of this look like an alien walking
down the street but it's a way. It's a way that these group of
annoying kids were described as a melee, a riot fights.
The only fight was when four of these little idiots apparently
shoved or picked a swing at somebody that they throw in a
bottle at his car. So what happened in the mall was
not a riot. What happened in the mall was
not a melee. What happened in the mall was a
bunch of annoying kids, and apparently one of those annoying
kids decided to throw off a a firecracker.
And then what you had was an overreaction by people in the
mall calling the police, reporting a shooter on site,
then the police without even taking a minute.
Just like these swatting things that happen all the time.
The police without taking, without taking one second to
confirm what what was reported. Instead of taking a tactical
approach and slipping in quietly into this mall, which it could
have, I think no, they incompetently had every car in
Miami encircle the mall. Guy getting out of the you know,
they're armed. You got you have one guy
reportedly getting out of his car with a high-powered rifle
waiting in into the mall, asking for trouble, looking for action.
Well, if you're looking for action, why not put on a SWAT
team uniform and get inside that mall and try to find the
shooter? Why sit out here and posture in
front of a bunch of kids? So you just see you, you you
just see how the authorities, so-called experts, how badly
they handle this. If you're in that mall and
you're being held hostage by an active shooter, do you want the
cop outside the mall with a high-powered rifle looking like
a tough guy to a bunch of annoying teenagers?
Or would you rather have the cop inside the mall with his
high-powered rifle trained on the shooter?
I mean, think about it. Think about how this is handled
and of those people that couldn't properly respond to a
police call because this is not a proper response.
If they couldn't properly respond to this, if they totally
panicked and went overboard, then they have the nerve to come
out a couple days later and call us conspiracy theorist because
we ask a question about a couple of videos floating around that
look like a 10 foot alien walking down the street.
So instead of them just saying we don't know what it is, we're
going to send this to an expert. They have it looked at.
They send some wise guy out to give you the business and show
you a cartoon character of an of an alien wearing a police
uniform. The same thing five times didn't
did it did down in Arizona what, 25 years ago when everyone saw
the giant triangle. If we can't convince you that
you don't know what you're talking about, then we'll make
fun of you and we'll have an authority figure do it.
That's that's the crazy thing about this.
There are some good tweaks left over here and read it.
It says the whole story could easily be debunked if mall CCTV
footage would just be released. That's interesting.
Yes. Certain cameras don't work.
It seems like at the most important times it says it's
interesting that we don't have that.
That's usually in the hands of news stations right away.
And what I mean by that, if we don't have the video from the
cell phones or CCT footage, that is really odd.
And I'm talking about filming the fight, not some alien.
But without any footage it starts to give some credence to
that. Something else might be going
on. Well, what's going on here?
There is no footage of the fight, apparently, because there
wasn't a fight. The the newspaper just lied
about it. Hey, I think a lot of this with
the media is they they want to gin up a story and if that means
making people angry or causing a little division between
different groups of people, they'll do it.
They could have just said we had a couple hundred kids come in
here from outside our community. They were loud, they were
obnoxious. We didn't enjoy having them walk
around the mall and be in the way, but they didn't break the
law. So if we don't want that to
happen again, what do we need to do?
Well, put a turnstile on the front door of the mall and make
sure that only so many people can be in the mall at one time.
I suppose instead of jetting up the story that they had a riot,
there was no riot. And so while they're telling you
one thing that they say happened, didn't happen, the
other thing that could have happened, like this alien
walking around, they're saying no way, no how.
Well, they refuse to investigate it.
A lot of people on here, on the, on the Reddit thread, on the on
Twitter thread, they all really do just distrust the government.
I mean to tell us the truth. And I I get a lot of grief for
that sometimes even on this channel.
And when I bring up different things about my total lack of
trust for the government and not the government as an entity, but
really the people that make up the government, because people
are just people. But you can see in these small
events like this. So when I say things like, you
know, a lot of times when I talk about the last, let's say,
healthy event that happened, there's always a certain percent
of the people that get really, really angry about that.
Even though I can point out that this was done differently, this
wasn't done right. People weren't given proper
medical care. You can go on until you're blue
in the face, but certain people are just like, well, you're an
idiot, you don't know this. You don't know that it was worth
the name calling immediately. And I don't understand why
people refuse to hold their government accountable.
Same thing with disclosure. I'll talk about, I'll, I'll
bring up the fact that you're never going to get disclosure
from the government. You might get a limited hang
out, but you're never going to get disclosure.
And I will get a lot of hate mail about that.
How can you say that there's people on the inside and they're
working for us, blah, blah, blah?
There could be, but they're overwhelmingly outweighed by the
people that are looking after their own self-interest.
And this, this right here, What happened in Miami is a microcosm
of that. You have a situation where you
have a bunch of kids going into them, all crying, being
annoying, being loud. Is that a crime though?
I don't know. Is it disturbing, a piece of
crime there? I guess you could arrest them
all for talking too loud, because that's what it sounds
like happened to me. And in the middle of that sea of
obnoxiousness, one of those little jugheads threw off a
firecracker, apparently, and everybody assumed that it was
gunfire and they ran out of the mall at top speed.
Meanwhile, people called the police, and the police didn't
just say, well, it's New Year's Eve.
Could it be? Could it be a firecracker?
Nope. The police surrounded the mall.
They acted like it was a active shooter and they did what they
always did. They didn't really go in the
mall to find the active shooter. They hung around outside the
mall. So tell me what good that does.
But yet people trust them. They love the cops.
You can't count on them to come save you if there's an active
shooter. But we love them.
That's what we gotta do. I mean, we've actually seen
scenes where they've kept people out of going into the active
shooting scene. So this if a person or an
establishment deals with something like this, like an
active shooter or a report of an active shooter with this level
of incompetence, and then two days later the same organization
comes out and tells you that you are basically a moron and a
crackpot and a middle case, a conspiracy theorist.
That's what that means. Because you think you might have
saw something on that film that looked just like a 10 foot
alien. So the people who can't
competently process a police report, OK Who?
Who intentionally report a group of annoying teenagers as a riot
when there's no evidence whatsoever of a riot other than
a confrontation between four of these little idiots and one
motorist who they reportedly threw a bottle at.
So you got that little, that little conflict that happened
outside the mall. Nothing inside the mall, not
seeing any pictures of broken stuff, not seeing any pictures
of stolen stuff. I saw those kids run out of the
mall. I didn't see any of them
carrying stuff with them. I didn't see any of them
stealing things. So they're talking about this
could be a street takeover. Well, we don't know.
I don't. I have seen stuff on television
where groups, these kids have gone in and raw places.
Sure. And when they do that, they
should be prosecuted. But I didn't see that here.
I'm watching the videos. It just looks like a bunch of
kids running out, scared. Well, they heard this
firecracker go off, but the police want to frame that as a
riot that they had to respond to, which is not what it was.
And they completely, completely has been misrepresented.
At the same time, they're telling you that you are mental
deficient because you think you saw a 10 foot alien, which looks
just like a 10 foot alien to me, walking along the street.
Now they couldn't say, well, that does look like an alien,
but we don't think it is. That seems that seems unlikely
to us. They can express any kind of
opinion, but no, They put themselves up as authorities.
And while they're completely mistaken about how to do the job
they're supposed to do, and they create a situation where they
could. Which could have ended up
tragically by not going into the mall tactically, but instead of
surrounding this place with a bunch of scared kids while
they're doing all that the wrong way, they're trying to tell you
that you couldn't possibly be right about what you saw in this
video. Until next time, this is UFO
Warning. Over and out.