Hello, and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're asking did the RAF shoot down a UFO?
That's correct. Did RAF shoot down at UFO?
Of course. We're talking about did the
Royal Air Force and the UK there shoot down an unidentified
flying object? There's been a lot come out
about this story. Jeremy Corbel broke it a few
days ago, I guess, on his podcast.
He's done, I think, some excellent work with his
documentary he did on Implants. He's also done some stuff that's
been a little out there, maybe with the lights over the Air
Force Base there in Southern California that a lot of people
think were just flares. I'm kind of reserved in
judgement on this one, but the pictures cool even though it's
blurry and I like the idea that we're talking about this stuff.
At least maybe we can get a conversation about this going
and more stuff will come out at a later date.
Now the first article I'm looking at comes to us from
hitc.com. hitc.com written by It says Chayatra Krishna Murthy,
dated Wednesday the 15th of November 2023, and Dateline UK.
It says new image of Syria Dome Uap that's in quotes originally
reported as enemy aircraft stirs debate Now they've got a
illustration here. I'm not really sure it bears a
lot of resemblance to what Corbel showing us, but we'll
continue it, says Ufologist Jeremy Corbel.
And George Knapp took to discussing a new blurry image of
the Syria Dome UAP, which was initially reported as a hostile
drone before being shot down by the Royal Air Force in 2021.
Now, a lot of people are giving these guys grief about the
quality of the picture, which is bad.
But then again, when you think about the images we've been
shown of the Tic Tac and you know, the other shots that were
taken off the east and West Coast of the US and the Navy
finally released, we have to know that those are not the
original, highest quality stuff that they have.
We're just getting the kids table version.
I believe it says the supposed UFO sightings from ages ago in
recent times are being actively analyzed by Ufologists and
investigators, thanks to the UAP hearings held in the United
States and Mexico, which raised interesting questions about the
supposed evidence presented before Congress.
I think they're drawing some connections are they don't
really exist, but we'll go on. People have been investigating
these things with or without Congress, it says.
New images of Syrian Dome UAP released on Weaponized podcast
It was during an episode on the weaponized podcast that unseen
images of what's called a Syria Dome UAP were shown, and the
ufologist claimed that the blurry picture displays an
object that was allegedly shot down.
The supposed UFO is said to be classified as a UAP with the
intelligence community and it was captured from a fighter
plane on December 14th, 2021. Jeremy claimed there were two of
them. The blurry image of the Syria
Dome UAP is funnily compared to Hermit the Frog, owing to its
irregular formation. Well, you look at this thing, it
looks like one of those worst stats, blobs or whatever.
You know, You look at it and you try to determine what it is.
It is blurry and I can see hermit there.
The picture is hard to decipher and all you can see is a bizarre
shaped object with its lower body resembling a screw station
in the sky. The Royal Air Force reportedly
caught up with the unidentified object upon spotting them, and
even fired in advanced short range air to your missile called
Azram. One of the two objects is
believed to have been hit, while the other disappeared in a
flash. However, it isn't known if the
remains of the object that was shot down or recovered its exact
nature remains undetermined. That's the same kind of thing
that's happening with the shoot downs that we had up there in
Alaska along the RDC, where we know We talked about the YouTube
videos showing the big cargo planes and the military aircraft
flying back and forth from that area, and all we heard was
nothing to see here. Same thing that happened over
the Yukon in Canada when they said, Oh well, no way we can.
Even though we have the most advanced spider network on the
planet, nothing to see here, move along.
Same thing we heard about Lake Huron.
Oh, it must be a party balloon, even though the pilots that shot
the thing down said doesn't look like a party balloon to me.
So we're getting the same treatment.
Something gets shot down and then we're supposed to move
along and not even talk about it.
And then it goes on and says it was initially reported as an
enemy aircraft. The incident was reported
publicly, unlike other Uaps, but the administrative defense has
identified the object as an enemy, the aircraft and a small
hostile drone that posed a threat to coalition forces
fighting in southern Syria. Not sure what a little small
hostile drones going to do up against one of these large
fighter planes, but hey, whatever.
BBC reports that Defense Secretary Ben Wallace said the
strike was an impressive demonstration of the RA FS
ability to take out hostile targets in the air.
The incident reportedly occurred near the El Tanf coalition
military base close to Iraq's border, and it was also the
Royal Air Force's first encounter with a flying object
over Iraq or Syria. Remember the last time that we
had these things shot down over Alaska, Yukon, Lake Huron, and
even the one off? It was at North Carolina, the
one that was actually a Chinese spy balloon.
They're using missiles that cost 500 to $600,000 a piece, right?
So just think of the amount of money that's being spent on
these Instead of using a few 50 cals, they're using half
$1,000,000 missiles in an area when we have trillions of
dollars a day. Just a thought.
The unclear image had promoted different reactions from social
media users. Some of them were convinced that
they were looking at a UFO, while others believe the picture
itself wasn't authentic. To conclude, one row I found it
in 3 minutes. It's a sea drone.
A second user asked why would the military shoot at an
aircraft of unknown origins? Makes no sense.
And that's a good question. And that's a question that we
asked this past February when they shot down three different
objects that were hovering in the air.
And we didn't know what they were.
Why would you shoot something down that you don't know what it
is? I guess because you can.
It looks like a siren tower. Wish we had the whole picture
set, another one commented. If you all believe the boy image
is a UFO, please educate yourself.
Look, this could be a case where the UK government's coming out
and they're letting some of this stuff leak into the public just
as a way to kind of take some of the pressure off, kind of like
letting a little steam off the kettle.
Yeah, They figure if they give these people a blurry picture,
maybe they won't ask for a clear one.
I mean, look what happened with a Tic Tac video.
We get this blurry video image that's been posted on YouTube
for years and we know that they've got much, much better
quality stuff than that. I mean, your average iPhone or
Samsung high end phone could take better pictures than this.
So we know the military certainly has better quality
stuff now. This article is from
thesun.co.uk. Yeah, it's got a picture of
Jeremy Corbell here. It says close encounter.
I've seen evidence an RAF jet opened fire on a UFO over Syria
and we're not being told the whole truth, claims
investigator. And then this is my saying.
On Rose, published November 14th, 2023, the Royal Air Force,
just the Royal Air Force jet, opened fire on a mysterious UFO
over Syria. An investigative filmmaker has
claimed Jeremy Corbel, who also revealed what he claims is the
first picture of the unknown craft and suggested the official
version of the counter is not the whole story.
Well, I'll give him that. And then it has a picture of
this craft here. It does look almost like a
Corkscrew type thing. I don't know.
It's hard to say. I mean, he's putting a knot
there. I'll give him credit for that,
he said. He was able to confirm the image
of the UP was associated with the air to air missile shooting
over Syria on December 14th, 2021.
Korbel, who is behind a string of bombshell leak videos
involving UFOs in the US military, revealed his latest
claim in a podcast with veteran journalist George Knapp.
He said that during his investigation he came across a
really weird image of the target and claimed it had been labeled
as an Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena.
In secret intelligence reports he said he was able to confirm
the image of the UAP was associated with the air to air
missile shooting over Syria on December 14th, 2021.
So this thing was shot down almost three years ago.
Back then, the Ministry of Defense called the unprecedented
target a hostile terrorist drone and reported that an RAF Typhoon
shot it down after it posed a threat to coalition forces in
the area. It was the first time the RAF
had an air to air combat engagement since the Falklands
War almost 40 years ago. However, Corbel cast doubt on
the official version and claimed there are discrepancies in the
public report. According to the film maker, the
object was not a hostile terrace drone but a UAP with unknown
origin and flight characteristics other than what
human made aircraft had, he said.
We have been able to confirm the image was associated with the
air to air shooting by the RAF jets and the vehicle in the
image was labeled as a UAP because a UFO is too scary.
In fact it was used as an example of UAP and an
intelligence product. While the media had reported it
to be hostile terrorist drone, the entire intelligence
community said it was a UAP. So here you go.
He could be right. Even when the government,
whether it's a UK or the US, is calling these things UAPS,
basically UFOs, the media, I think a lot of it, because their
own personal bias insist on classifying these things as
drones, swamp gas, whatever. Well, it seems Korbel does not
have credible proof to back up his arguments.
He says the CENTCOM has been tracking UAPS for the past 15
years and says it is possible that these flying objects could
be extraterrestrial. But this is not the first time
when the investigative filmmaker made such huge claims.
Cobel previously told the US son that Russia and the US have
fired weapons at UFOs recently and regularly with increased
frequency. Well, we know they have.
I mean, what happened back in February when they shot that
thing down over Alaska? What happened when they shot the
one down over the Yukon and Overlake Huron?
They're unidentified. We never have got a clear
definition of what those things are and they refuse to release
the gun camera footage. The filmmaker also appeared on
Talk TV, doubling down on his claim that he alleged videos of
the aerial engagements exist and he has seen them.
He also vowed to testify to Congress about the incidents.
To help break down the secrecy and stigma around the UFO topic,
earlier this year, Korbel released footage of a black
triangular UFO flying over the Mojave Desert in California.
Now I would just say this. I watched that video and I think
to say that it was a black triangular UFO is just
stretching things. They're over at a military base
here in Mojave Desert, like I said in California.
Clearly it looks to me like flares, and I'm not going to,
I'm not going to blow smoke here.
If I think it's flares, I'm going to tell you it's flares.
I don't think that that was a UFO, honestly.
The shape, which is said to have been half the size of a football
field pitch, was spotted in the sky into the US military
training range and camp at 29 palms.
Yeah, it is. Claimed the military fired
illumination rounds toward the object and forced to spend 3
hours searching for the objects. You know I think it's more of
just some kind of exercise that we're doing.
I think. I think this is one of those
things where when people got really excited about this thing,
and I'm sorry but it's a distraction from actual
sightings. We have plenty of wonderfully
documented giant triangle UFO sightings that that deserve our
attention and and any time something happens over a base
like this we need to be specific about it and we have to be open
minded about it. But we also have to be critical
about it. It goes on it says and the
Pentagon's new UFO investigation unit has been notified of the
incident according to Corbel. Well I think they know that that
that this is this is not something serious.
The encounter occurred on April 2021 but the footage was only
released by Corbel this year. Yeah, There was a lot of
questions that I had around that 29 Palms video.
Why not bring some people forward that were there?
Why not have an open and transparent investigation?
Why? Why leave that?
Why leave that video setting in a vault somewhere for, you know,
six months or a year or whatever it was, and then trot it out and
and then trot it out and tell us, Oh yes, there was a giant
triangle. Put the stuff out there as soon
as you get it and let people decide.
That's the best. That's the best way we have for
Disclosure is just transparency and just openly sharing this
information. Now I'll finish up with this
last article talking about what could be some kind of a UFO shot
down here by the RAF of getting away from 29 Palm Story, which I
really wasn't a big fan of. This article is from the Irish
star.com. It's written by Michael Moran.
It says audience writer and John O'sullivan's audience editor
dated November 16th, 2023. Title says UFO shot down by U.S.
Military picture emerges as ex Marine reveals black site for
ETS. Now this is the guy's name is
Herrera says he has been threatened upon revealing his
alleged UFO experiences. Well, I can.
I can believe that a former U.S. Marine says he visited the
military site whose sole purpose was to shoot down supposed
extraterrestrial vehicles with a new photo purporting to show
such an incident, reports the Daily Star Underoath.
In front of the US Congress, Michael Herrera said while in
the course of duty he encountered a 300 foot aircraft
in the jungles of Indonesia. Harry described the craft as
constantly changing color, like someone was operating a dimmer
switch. He was warned off approaching
the ship by special forces personnel who were armed.
He has further expanded his experiences by telling the
weaponized podcast that he visited A clandestine military
black site that used technologically advanced weapon
systems to shoot down extraterrestrial aircraft on
their social channels. The podcast later released a
picture of the hostile drone shot down by an RAF Typhoon over
Syria. So you can see Korbel and Knapp
are doing a lot of stuff on their podcast.
They're bringing people out there.
I mean they're talking about this stuff and it's it's they're
doing some pretty good investigative work and it's also
a pretty fun, entertaining stuff.
So while he's talking about the one that the the this drone that
the RAF reportedly shot down, they're also saying, hey,
they're not the only ones. The US is a big dog on this and
you know, hey, this guy said I saw 300 foot wide aircraft in
the jungles of Indonesia. A lot of crazy stuff going on in
these jungles was Indonesia or Peru or whatever it says.
The Ministry of Defense said that the terrorist drone, which
was shot down in December 2021, posed a threat to forces
fighting the Islamic State and the South of Syria.
Jeremy Korbel, from Weaponized, told the Daily Star that he had
no idea whether or not the Mod would officially release the
image. Hara was interviewed on the
podcast by Chris Lado, who is a former US Air Force fighter
pilot turned podcaster. Lado is particularly interested
in UAP. The former Marine said he was
approached by someone within the US military in July this year
and was invited on a helicopter tour.
I don't know if you've watched Chris Lado stuff on YouTube, but
find it very interesting and formative and entertaining.
I really like his, like his show a lot.
It goes on here, says We end up going back to a black site which
looks abandoned topside, Michael said.
There's no activity visible genius on their part, but
underneath the surface is a very different story.
It's a very active spot. They do a lot of scalar
longitudinal weapon testing or Emps.
This is a very advanced version, but they have different types.
They have some that are so surgical that are very accurate,
and they have some that are kind of like a wave.
The purpose of the facility is to actually take down ET craft
and they do this about two to three times a year.
So it's almost like what people have talked about HAARP.
Maybe they're just, you know, directing these energy beams or
whatever up into the sky and randomly taking these things
down. I mean, it's, I have a hard time
thinking that the DoD wouldn't do that if they couldn't, if
they could do that, Herrera kept the identity of his contact and
the Department of the military he worked in under wraps.
I think what they mean to say is that he met this person while
they were providing security for Steven Greer.
The US government, he said, has been undertaking UFO crash
retrievals since the 1940s. However, vested interest from
big business have prevented the truth about alien life from
being revealed because it would alter the way people live their
lives. You know, I didn't believe that
until COVID happened and after, and I think was that Nick Pope
was talking about this. I always thought, you know,
disclosure now because people are just going to, they're going
to deal with it. But after seeing what happened
with COVID, I'm not so sure I saw people lose their minds.
So, you know, I, I have to tell you, I've lost a lot of faith in
humanity and their ability to deal with disclosure.
So I guess that's why I think the best way to disclose this
stuff is, is grassroots, from the ground up, let it bubble up
through the Internet, whatever. Because I feel like almost if
the government comes out and does this big, you know, reveal
that it's going to really result in a high level of craziness
across all levels of society. I mean, you look at COVID, you
had people locked in their little, tiny little houses in
South Africa and India. At one point in India, you had
more people dying of snake bite every year than a COVID, but
that I was reading comments online where people had lost
their minds over this stuff. And so man, what would happen if
we have a a major, just disclosure slash exposure of
this whole UFO thing? A lot of people, people that
listen to this program or programs like this are probably
going to be able to handle it. They're going to say, well man,
I knew this all along, but there are going to be some people out
there, a lot of people, millions of people, maybe a couple
billion people that are going to be so, I mean, their world is
going to be so rocked, then I'm not sure what they'll do.
And like I said, I've seen this happen during this last, you
know, during that whole lockdown thing, people that I thought had
common sense lost their love and minds over this stuff.
So what will happen if we have some kind of blow up?
I'm not so sure anymore. I used to think it'll be fine,
move along. I'm not really feeling that way
anymore, Herrera said. the US government has ET technology so
powerful that it could change the world.
There's a lot of breakthroughs that could happen.
That's not just transportation wise, but we're talking about
medical, we're talking about the economy, we're talking about
technology with power. Poverty would basically end
overnight, he said. What it would depend upon who
got a hold of the technology. It would depend upon who got a
hold of the free energy. Say that free energy could power
the whole globe or it could blow the globe up, you know, that's
what we have to keep in mind. It's almost like what happened
when you dropped the chainsaw into the rainforest?
Well, you lost a lot of trees. So there's so many questions to
be answered around this whole, you know, alien disclosure,
revelation, exposure, whatever you want to call it thing.
But what we're finding out now is, I think is that the
government has been shooting these things down for a while.
And that's kind of the attitude of your military.
Shoot first, ask questions later.
And if anybody gets hurt or injured or killed, then that's
just collateral damage. But we got to blow these things
up. Instead of trying to observe
them, first, get an idea of what's happening here, and then
and and then approach these things with caution.
It seems like we're just seeing these stories come out more and
more where they're just rushing in, they're blowing these things
up, they're attacking these things, and they're not giving
any consideration to the long term effects of shooting down
UFOs. Until next time, this is UFO
Warning. Over and out.