Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode we're talking about UFO over Brazil.
That's correct, UFO over Brazil. I found this article on
barstoolsports.com, not always a place I think about finding UFO
stuff, but the article actually I thought was pretty, pretty
interesting and pretty entertaining.
It's written by Jerry Thornton dated 7/31/2024.
The title says this UFO footage is either proof they exist or
the greatest deepfake ever created.
Now I'm a little bit of a stickler for the word proof.
I don't know about proof, but I think it is pretty good
evidence. We won't have proof until they
show up on the front lawn, it says.
I've mentioned here before about how Brazil has long been
regarded as a hotbed of UFO activity, the most famous
incident being the Vahina. I'll pause a second here while
you stop giggling to hold yourself.
Incident from the mid 1990s when several people experienced a
close encounter with an entity that they described as weak and
feeble and screeching to be helped, and which resulted in a
perfectly healthy police officer getting sick and dying.
They had all the hallmarks of a UFO crash.
We've talked about that Verhina incident on the podcast a few
times. Might cover it again in the
future if something new comes up.
But you can go back and look at those podcasts.
It was a really, really strange incident.
Goes on here, has a picture of a couple fellows that says he has
over 70 years of experience and he's never seen this kind of
bacteria. UFO documentary filmmaker James
Fox has a stunning interview with eyewitness to Brazil's
Roswell, including a soldier dying.
And that says this is the trailer for Moment of Contact, a
documentary by James Fox, who previously did the phenomena
about the inner workings of the US government's UFO programs,
which I highly recommend to anyone.
Yeah, pretty cool stuff. It goes on down here.
It says government officials blamed eyewitnesses, claiming
that they actually encountered it was a homeless guy before
brimming the entire case and closing the books.
Well, here's something they won't be able to cover up
because it's captured on video for the world to see.
Good point. You know, things that happened
1520 years ago likely weren't recorded today.
Everybody's got a cell phone. So a lot of this stuff is being
recorded. I'll just interject here on my
YouTube channel, on my UFO warning YouTube channel, I'll
put a link in the description. I just posted a UFO video of a
UFO over an airport in Brazil. Now, this thing is amazing.
You have the air, the UFO kind of just hanging out there Ziggy
zagging around over these airplanes and at the same time
you got these two smaller UFOs zipping by at almost a rooftop
level. And when you watch the it's a
four second video slowed down by 8 times.
If you watch it, you'll see this object, two of them come zipping
from right to left across the screen.
And at one point you can actually see where it's been
kind of still shotted. The UFO hovering for just a
split second there flying by rather at the very left lower
hand corner of the screen while you have this flying saucer
flying overhead. And the gentleman that took the
recording with his cell phone, he was a pilot.
And he describes, hey, I saw a swarm of these things.
Is it? It reminded me like of a little
Hummingbird swarm, but they're probably going 23000 mph.
It's just, I mean, absolutely amazing.
Now it says here a rather fantastic this is from coast to
coast AM I guess I found this a rather fantastic piece of
footage from Brazil provides a remarkably clear look at a
flying saucer spotted hovering in the sky.
The curious scene is said to have been filmed this past
Sunday in the city of Curitiba. Sharing their video online, the
bewildered witnesses muse that I never believed in UFOs until
seeing the saucer shaped object initially.
Initially suspecting that the aerial anomaly could be a drone,
they indicated that the apparent lack of any propellers caused
them to dismiss that theory. Similarly, the witness observed
that the object seemed to move in a straight line, which made
them doubtful the flying saucer was a balloon.
They also noted that the UFO appeared to support some sort of
landing gear, though that detail is hard to discern from the
video, despite its strikingly clearview of the curious craft.
The witness may have dispelled with the notion that the flying
saucer was a drone or a balloon. Skeptical viewers will
undoubtedly point to those two prosaic possibilities is
explanation for the anomalous object.
I can tell you it's a 45 second video and I'm watching it here
as I'm doing this podcast. The guy zooms in on it.
It looks to me from a distance almost like a flying saucer.
And then when he zooms into it, it's almost like a top with a
very pronounced triangular shape, like you had two pyramid
shapes kind of slapped together. It's almost translucent.
And then it has this round dark ball in the middle of it.
I mean, this thing is really cool.
I just, man, I don't get it. Curitiba.
Yeah, it's really definitely not a drone, not a balloon.
Goes on and says look at that and try to convince me that what
we're seeing is a drone, a balloon, a bird, a plane or
Superman or a fake. Unless this guy hanging out in
Curitiba, Brazil is working with a Marvel sized spatial effects
budget. More actually.
Disney spent 200 million on the Ant Man and the Wasp Quantum
Mania and produced and all he produced was a hot mess.
Yeah, they've got a point. I mean, who could do this?
And then it says this Brazilian produces this image with with a
handheld camera, which tells me it's just what was hovering and
this guy is over creatable. Well, very good for this
gentleman. I mean, he's just like, hey,
this is what we have. This is what it is.
A few weeks ago he says, I mentioned I'm intrigued by the
Carl Jung hypoth hypothesis that what humans around the world are
witnessing are in fact archetypes brought on by the
challenges, threats and technology of the times we live
in. That's the idea that we're just
kind of self manifesting these things.
You know, Carl Young had a lot of interesting stuff, but
sometimes I think he was kind of out there.
I'm not dismissing it. Even if Young also said he
basically a lot of his life philosophy on an image he had as
a 12 year old of God defecating on the base look cathedral in
Switzerland. Oh my goodness.
The problem with this R type explanation being you can't
capture images of mass worldwide hallucinations.
You also can't track them with U.S.
Navy weapon systems, no matter how advanced the technology.
So we need another explanation for what?
You know, I put Carl Jung in the same category as Freud.
And a lot of these guys, they really don't offer a lot to the
conversation, and they've kind of fallen out of favor, I think,
or at least they had when I went to school many years ago.
You can't test their hypothesis. Everything they do is a kind of
an artificial construct. There is no place called the ego
in your head. It's just something that Freud
made-up to support an argument he had.
And this stuff with Jung, there is no way to capture this
societal archetype and put it in a jar.
That's just this idea on something, whether we're dealing
with nuts and bolts or something that's interdimensional.
These things aren't man made. They've been around for a long
time. When you have drawings of these
things on cave walls, those people thousands of years ago
weren't dealing with the same kind of technology issues we
had. Yet we see some of the same
types of craft depicted. It goes on and says, which is
what makes a video like this so invaluable.
Among others, Neil deGrasse Tyson is fond of dismissing the
whole issue by asking if something's up there.
Where's the video? Yeah.
I get so tired of that guy. I'm sorry.
And at moments like this, we get to say it's right here.
And with each new one that gets recorded and posted to social
media, the harder it's going to be to keep dismissing these
things as weather balloons or homeless guys.
So keep your eye on the sky. And your battery's charged.
The truth is still out there. That's Jerry Thornton.
I mean, it's a short article, but I think he did an awesome
job writing just a short article that's going to attract the
attention of the average Joe out there.
I mean, people that really maybe kind of run the fence aren't
really interested in UFOs or just have a passing interest.
They can digest an article like this and say, yeah, maybe the
debunkers are saying this. Maybe this psychologist from 50
or 60 or 70 years ago had the notion about this.
Just because Carl Jung had had a hallucination of the Almighty
defecating on a church somewhere, that's a whole
different thing than what people like.
I've seen what people like these guys have seen.
We've seen actual craft. Now, whether these things are
interdimensional, whether these things are nuts and bolts.
So what he's presented here, I think in a really short, concise
article, is that we're not talking about hallucinations or
gestalt projections from the population of the world where
we're all happen to be seeing the same thing at the same time.
But it's actually not real. No, we're actually seeing real
stuff because we're recording it on real cell phones.
So even though we can't explain it, we know this is real.
Until next time, This is UFO warning over and out.