Hello, and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about Fukushima UFOs.
That's correct, Fukushima UFOs. Now, it turns out that that
nuclear waste site, now formerly a nuclear power plant in
Fukushima, Japan, has been getting quite a few visitors.
Other worldly visitors in fact. And it also can be noted that
it's not just Fukushima that seems to attract these things.
A lot of different nuclear waste sites, nuclear disaster sites,
nuclear weapon sites seem to be a tourist attraction for the
UFOs and of course the people that watch UFOs Now This article
comes to us from vicevice.com. It says Why do UFO sites keep
happening near nuclear sites? From the Fukushima Daiichi
nuclear plant after a disaster to AUS missile base, UFOs have a
concerning affinity for nuclear based sites.
And this is my Nathaniel Janowitz, they've got a picture
here of this what's left of that Fukushima site and it's a swarm
of it looks like white orbs surrounding it.
They begin by saying the Inmyon Temple in the Fukushima
Prefecture of Japan is now known colloquially by a different
name, set as Chief Monk to Mana re Izumi, the Miracle Temple.
I don't know if it was some God or some powerful being in a UFO,
but I believe that some invisible power really did come
to save us, said Izumi. On March 11th, 2011, the
Fukushima da Ichi nuclear plant was the site of one of the worst
nuclear disasters ever. After an earthquake and
subsequent tsunami caused its electrical grid to fail.
The simultaneous disasters laid waste to much of the surrounding
area, but miraculously, the temple was untouched.
Now remember, the tsunami kind of came in.
It goes to a certain level. It destroys pretty much
everything at a certain level, just floods it out.
And then, of course, we had the explosion there at the nuclear
plant and released all of that toxic atomic waste.
It's it's it's it's a mess. It says.
The UFOs came after the explosion.
There were so many of them, I was shocked, said the monk in
the 4th episode of Vice Studios Netflix docu series Encounters
Lights Over Fukushima. Radioactive energy was leaked
everywhere. I believe the UFOs came to
readjust the flood of radioactive energy in order to
save us. That's my theory anyway, said
Izumi. Well, that would be a wonderful
thought if they were here to help.
But unfortunately, as we'll see here in a minute, Japan has a
surplus of radiated water which they are currently beginning to
dump into the into the Pacific Ocean.
Now it says just like after the Fukushima disaster UFOs have
been documented repeatedly around places where humans have
spawned nuclear activity. There are very clear connections
between UFO sightings and nuclear sightings going back
decades. That author, Doctor Ginsen
Anderson, My personal view on the basis of over 30 years of
very extensive research is that there is an advanced
extraterrestrial presence operating basically here on
Earth and in the ocean, she said.
Anderson cited declassified U.S. government reports from agencies
like the FBI and CIA about UFO sightings near nuclear sites,
saying she had looked at 39 different accounts between
between the 1940s and 1990s. It goes back to the 1930s, when
the science and research was being done to understand fusion.
But then it really heats up in the 1940s, in particular right
after the detonation of the two atomic bombs in Japan in 1945.
Then it's decisive. It's conclusive.
You see one after another event occurring in their proximity,
specifically the sites associated with nuclear weapons,
said Anderson. There are numerous cases, she
said, listing sightings near Kirkland Air Force Base, Sandia
National Laboratories and other places where nuclear weapons
were stored. Another well known case took
place at Malstrom Air Force Base in Montana in March of 1967.
Robert Salas, who worked as a missile launch officer
controlling tenant nuclear tipped missiles at the time,
alleged one day after he received reports from officers
of strange UFO sightings, his missiles were shut down and
became unlaunchable. He later learned that 10 weapons
at another nearby nearby site were also shut down under
similar circumstances, very similar circumstances where UFOs
were sited over the launch facilities.
More recently, Sawa said that he had briefed the Pentagon's all
Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, a unit tasked with
resolving credible UFO sightings on the event.
And I want to interject here, I'm not going to go look up the
article, but you can find it. We talked about the podcast,
briefed AARO. As I recall, Saul said that they
called him on a phone call and the first thing they said was
don't tell us who else was involved, just tell us what you
saw. So that's not a briefing, that's
not an investigation. In my opinion, that is a
whitewash. That's my soapbox anyway,
Anderson said. One of the clearest examples of
these source of activities around nuclear facilities was
the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine.
There was a lot of UFO activity reported there.
Also, at the height of the fire in Chernobyl, the reading was
3000 Miller Miller Gentins, which is a unit of ionizing
radiation. And right at the height of the
fire, many people observed a UFO.
Come stayed for three minutes, shone a light right at Unit 4,
and departed, she said. They took another reading, and
it had dropped to 800 just in a few minutes.
That seems like a very conscious attempt to remediate the danger
caused by the malfunction there. Well, it could be that.
Or it could be that they're just simply feeding off these things,
like filling up at a gas station or something like the chief monk
of the Miracle Temple, Andresen also believes that these
extraterrestrial beings are trying to help us avoid our own
self destruction via nuclear catastrophes.
Look, you got to be careful putting, you know, projecting
too many human emotions on to these things.
The same way that a big lion on the Serengeti might look cute
and huggable and pitiable, if you go to try to give that lion
a nice big hug, you might find out that it doesn't reciprocate.
It says, I think this is an intelligence that recognizes the
depth of human creativity and wants to preserve it.
I think this intelligence cares about us.
I think this intelligence does not want us to go extinct.
That's what I think is really being communicated, she said.
We're right here with you. Just open your hearts, open your
minds. We'd like to help you and, you
know, let's get to know one another.
I think that's really what the message is.
Well, she is definitely in the Kumbaya crowd and I see zero
evidence that that is the case. Not when these things are
abducting people, taking in them on board ships, doing all kinds
of really nasty experiments on them, mutilating cattle.
They haven't given a security cancer.
We know that. So here you go again.
You have these things that have this attraction to this
devastated nuclear site and I don't see them.
I don't see the UFO sitting in the clean up crew, but yet we
have people in the academic world and people that really are
in control of a lot of the information out there and
they're just looking for the Kumbaya moment.
They think these things are here to help us and they're here to
help clean up the radiation. What we can see here from this
article August 25th, that the radiation at Fukushima is not
being cleaned up. OK, No God or no great Powerful
person or alien came in a UFO as the because the priests there at
the temple thought possible. None of those guys show it up to
clean up Fukushima. It's kind of like this is your
mess. Deal with it.
Now. This article comes to us from
bbc.com. It says Fukushima what are the
concerns over wastewater release?
Of course this whole thing, you know, blew up 13 years ago back
in 2011. And here we are 12 years ago I
guess. And here we are.
It says. This article is by Tessa Wong.
Japan's controversial plan to release a treated wastewater
from Fukushima nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean has
sparked anxiety and anger at home and abroad.
So you see, what's happening in reality on the ground is exactly
the opposite of what you're being led to believe by mainline
media who wants to talk about UFOs and the Vice article.
You're led to believe that these, these guys are here to
help. They're here to help clean this
nuclear mess up. And and look what they did.
And look what they did in Ukraine.
And it was awesome. They came along and they, they
lowered the radiation level. There's just, they were just a
great help to us. Well, this is not what's going
on here, OK? If the UFOs were here to help us
with the radiation of Fukushima, we wouldn't be dumping, you
know, what millions of gallons of radiated wastewater back into
the Pacific Ocean, it says. Since the 2011 tsunami, which
severely damaged the plant, pretty much blew it up, more
than 1,000,000 tons of treated wastewater has accumulated
there. Japan began discharging it on
August 24th in a process that will like take likely take 30
years to complete. If I want.
I've read on this particular type of radioactive waste.
It's a nasty little burger. And if one of those radiated
molecules happens to get into your body, what it really likes
to do is find its way to your heart and cause and cause heart
cancer. So, and this is something we
see, of course, you know, in the US we had all these nuclear
explosions done above ground back after World War 2 and
certain places of the country. You can do the research and find
out where there was fallout that happened and for certain types
of plutonium waste, and in those and in those certain areas of
the country, there's a high correlation in what they would
call hotspot for cancer, and specifically cancer of the
heart. So this is some nice stuff
they're dealing with and I don't see the aliens bringing a cure
for this stuff anytime soon now, it says.
Despite an endorsement from the UN nuclear watchdog, the
International Atomic Energy Agency, the plan has been deeply
controversial in Japan, with local communities expressing
concern about contamination. Fishing industry groups in
Japan, and remember, this is Japan, they eat a lot of fish
because they're they that's the in their diet, that's their
environment. They they basically, the ocean
is their agricultural source, more or less.
Fishing industry groups in Japan and the whiter region are also
worried about their livelihoods, as they fear consumers will
avoid buying seafood. A lot of these folks just won't
have a choice. China has accused Japan of
treating the ocean as its private sewer.
Well, that's kind of the pot calling the kettle black, maybe,
but they've got a point with this radiated stuff.
And criticize the IEA of being one sided.
While South Korean government has said it has no objections to
the plan, many of the citizens are opposed to it.
So what is Japanese plan and how exactly has it churned the
waters? And they've got a nice map here
showing how they're going to bring some of this radiated
seawater to a coast near you. I won't finish the whole article
out, but I just wanted to compare their the reality of the
situation to what's what's being told to you in the media.
So when the media is not telling you that UFOs are imaginary, or
figment of your imagination or hallucination by a deranged
person, they're telling you that they're here to help.
They want to sit around the campfire, play folk songs and
protect you from radiation disasters.
I'm not seeing any of that. I'm seeing a disconcerned third
party, Don't care one way or the other, really.
Maybe kind of view us like ants. Oh look, it looks like a can of
raid fell over. I wonder if any ants died.
That's about the level of their concern.
If they're there at those radiation sites, they're there
for their own purposes. The same way that if we step on
an anthill, it's either that we just don't care or that it got
in the way of something we were doing.
That's kind of how I see it. Maybe I'm wrong.
You can let me know now. This last article they're
looking at is from the New York post.com dated September 5th,
2023, written by Alex Mitchell. Says Japan is full of UFO
hotspots and they all have this in common.
Japan has become one of the world's biggest hotspots to see
a UFO, according to newly declassified Pentagon documents
dating back to 1996. Remember, Japan is the site of
the probably biggest nuclear disaster that the world's ever
seen, and also a couple of the only cities that have been
destroyed intentionally with nuclear weapons.
So they've had more than their fair share of exposure to
radiation and nuclear warfare, I guess you could say.
And nuclear energy Japan has become one of the world's
biggest hotspots to see a UFO, according to newly declassified
Pentagon documents stating back to 1996.
This new government information and simplified map, part of the
Defense Department officially unveiled online Unidentified
Anomalous Phenomenal Reporting System, highlights southern
Japan's one of Earth's most popular regions where UFOs have
been sighted since 2020. The Japanese military has been
instructed to take photos and record and record all that is
inexplicable in the skies. That might have a little bit to
do with it, you know. I mean, they are keeping track
of these things and a lot of places aren't.
Japan's most popular sighting areas throughout the island
nation all have one distinct commonality, a major nuclear
incident. The MAPS hotspot includes the
greater regions around Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the two cities
where American forces detonated the atom bombs that ended World
War 2 in 1945. Goes on, it says.
Further north, another town in the Fukushima prefecture
famously known for its nuclear power plant meltdown brought on
by a 2011 tsunami. Well, that and some terrible
sighting and a not so good design has built itself as the
Roswell of Japan and the home of UFOSI find that interesting.
While they're dumping tons and tons and tons of radiated water
that will probably result in the deaths of quite a few people, if
not a bunch of fish. They're calling themselves the
Roswell of Japan. Some people might think that
they're kind of trying to redirect attention a little bit
from the terrible things that have happened there and that are
still happening. The small and rural neighborhood
of Leno has become a tourist destination, as is nearby.
Pyramid shaped Mount Sino. Mori has been known for many UFO
sightings, unexplained lights and mysterious events, according
to a government tourism guide. So they're not talking about the
environmental destruction that happened.
They're talking about, hey, come take a look at the UFOs.
Like the American Southwest, another hot spot on the map also
famous for nuclear testing, Lena has leaned into the fame brought
on by the phenomena. The town has operated a UFO
museum since 1999, in addition to a range of extraterrestrial
sculptures and carvings. In 2021, a UFO lab was opened in
Fukushima City, and last year they released a half a dozen
images believed to be authentic extraterrestrial vessels.
A lot of these do look like orbs.
I mean, they're definitely unidentified and they're flying.
The most typically reported sightings are of a rounded
object between 1:00 and 4:00 meters.
So what? You're talking about 3 to 15
feet according to all the main anomaly resolution office.
Well, we can always count on them for the truth.
The formal name of the Pentagon's new tracking website.
Sighted UFOs are most commonly white, silver, or translucent
and spotted between 10,000 and 30,000 feet above the ground.
Well, they're orbs. Thermal exhaust isn't often seen
on these objects that can be stationary or moving as fast as
Mach 2 either. But you know, remember, they
don't violate the laws of physics.
Among the global hotspots was also the Arabian Peninsula of
the Middle East. It's a region that has been
subjected to extraterrestrial variety over the years, the most
notable being an incident with the Imperial Iranian Air Force
over Tehran in 1976. Yeah, And remembering that
Iranian sighting that they said at the time, that was 2F4.
Phantom Jets had reported that a UFO was playing cat and mouse
games with him at the time. Well, there you go.
They're people, and they interpret anything that a UFO
might do as an aggressive attack.
So what did they do? They they tried to shoot back.
It had been paralyzing their weapons and electronic systems
when The Jets attempted to open fire on it.
Also on the list of popular sightings was the southern end
of America's Eastern seaboard in that area where Jimmy Carter
claimed to have seen a UFO. Yeah, the fact is these things
are in and around nuclear sites, nuclear disaster sites, these
blown up nuclear reactors, these UFOs are thick as thieves around
these things. Now, as you pointed out in the
VICE article, you have this certain group of academics and
people in the UFO community that think that these these UFOs are
here to help and that they want to make contact and they just
want to bring the world to a better place.
Well, these things have been around for a long, long time.
And so far I haven't seen anything nice they've done for
us. They've abducted people, They've
done painful experiments on them.
They may have taken people, not brought them back.
We don't know. They have been accused of
operating human alien hybrid programs in order to produce
alien hybrid babies. That's been an accusation.
There's even been some DNA found in some cases that's pretty
spooky. We've got these things recorded
taking a lot of different animals, especially like cattle,
doing all kinds of terrible things to them, and then dumping
their bodies back as if to say, hey, look what we did.
So I'm not getting, I'm not getting the Kumbaya vibe myself.
I'm not seeing where they're helping us mitigate the damage
at Fukushima or any of these other sites, but they do seem
like they could be either feeding off that radioactive
energy somehow, or maybe just feeding off the human psyche and
the trauma associated with these disasters.
Until next time, this is UFO Warning.
Over and out.