Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're looking at the Bugasphere.
That's correct, the Bugasphere. Now this is a strange 1.
You had this spherical shaped object flying around the skies
down there in Columbia, zigzagging all over the place.
People recorded it on video. Even later, it was found on the
ground by a local, turned over to some investigators, and now
scientists have released some images of this thing.
I don't know what to think right now.
I have some reservations, but it's also pretty neat stuff.
This article comes to us from dailymail.co.uk says scientists
studying spherical UFO say they've discovered alien
technology now. This is written by Stacy at
laboratory for dailymail.com dated May 7th, 2025.
Scientists have released the first X-ray images of a
mysterious sphere shaped object recovered in Columbia which
locals claim is a alien origin. The so-called UFO was spotted in
March over the town of Buga that's spelled BUGA, zigzagging
through the sky in a way that defies the movement of
conventional aircraft. The object was recovered shortly
after it landed and has since been analyzed by scientists who
who discovered it features 3 layers of metal like material
and 18 microspheres surrounding a central nucleus.
They are calling a chip OK. Doctor Lewis Valiques, A
radiologist who examined the sphere, reported finding no
welds or joints which would typically indicate human
fabrication. He and his team concluded it is
of artificial origin in that it shows no evidence of welding and
it's internal structure is composed of high density
elements. More testing is needed to
establish its origins. The sphere also displays symbols
that the team compared to ancient scripts, including
runes, ogum, and Mesopotamian writing symbols.
Using AI to assist in deciphering the design, the team
interpreted the message to read and listen to this.
The origin of birth through union and energy and the cycle
of transformation, meeting point of utility, expansion and
consciousness dash individual consciousness.
When I talk about a word salad there the origin of birth
through union and energy in the cycle of transformation, meeting
point of unity, expansion and consciousness, individual
consciousness. I almost feel like I'm missing
something, goes on and says we interpret it as a message to
humanity, encouraging A collective shift in
consciousness to help Mother Earth, especially considering
the current issues with pollution and environmental
decline, the researchers said. You don't have to read very many
survival stories to very quickly realize that Mother Earth is not
the nicest mother around. The idea that somehow the planet
is here to mother us. I'm not a big, I'm not a big
proponent of that. But you know, whatever it's got
some it's got some pictures here and some videos of this sphere
flying around this town. It is weird.
People did video it and looks like, looks like it's about the
size of a soccer ball or basketball.
Maybe it has a close up of this, of this sphere and this
engraving on it. Kind of, I don't know, kind of
the star shaped engraving with these symbols in the middle.
I don't know, it almost looks like it almost looks like
something off a Ouija board or something.
I mean, it's weird. Yeah.
Not sure. It says the sphere also displays
symbols that the team compared to ancient scripts, including
runes, Ogum and Mesopotamia writing systems.
They also used AI to help decipher a possible message.
Yeah, I don't know why they wouldn't just use regular
letters instead of using these old symbols from thousands of
years ago. The object was recovered on
March 2nd by a group of people who said it weighed about 4 1/2
lbs and had the temperature of a refrigerator when touched.
Now, I don't know if you mean the outside of the refrigerator
or the inside of the refrigerator.
David Velez El Portro, one of the individuals who recovered
the object, recently spoke on Moussan Television, hosted by
journalist and ufologist Jamie Moussan, whose research has
stirred controversy for nearly a decade.
We're going to get into his monkey alien here in a minute
that he found a few years back. I'm not a big fan of Jamie
Moussan's work. Lots of reservations about this
dude man. Mossad gained attention in 2017
when he claimed to have discovered alien mummies in
Peru, findings that remain unconfirmed.
That whole thing is just so completely a sketch in my
opinion. But Valet Deportro has claimed
that the sphere is authentic, found in the woods of Bugha.
He told Mossan that the man who found it, Jose, felt sick for
days after touching the object. When I poured water on it, it
started to smoke and the water vaporized instantly, LA El Potro
added, suggesting the interior was hot and exterior cold.
However, there are no official reports or scientific analysis
to confirm claims of the sphere falling over Bugha, only
eyewitness reports. So we have issues here with a
chain of custody. The lay El Potro said the
government contacted him to handed to hand it over the
sphere, but he refused, saying it would never be seen again.
Well, I think he's on to that. Then it goes on and it's got a
picture of this object here, kind of an X-ray, and it looks
like it's got like a bunch of little dots inside this X-ray.
The thing is solid. That's what's weird.
I would have thought that would have been hollow, but I guess
it's not. The object was recovered shortly
after it landed, in a sense been analyzed by scientists who
discovered its features. 3 layers of metal like material.
So if it's not metal and it's metal like, then what kind of
material is it? And 18 microspheres shrouding
the central nucleus they are calling a chip.
And then it's got this David Valet, Del Portra, who helped
find the sphere. It's got this guy, a picture of
him here. It's like a pretty young guy
holding this thing. Like I said, maybe the size
bigger than a basketball, maybe half, again, the size of a
basketball, very round sphere. And you can see these symbols
etched into it, kind of a ring around the edge of it with
almost, I don't know if they're holes or dots or what into the
side of it. So he gave it to my son and his
team of experts with hopes of them uncovering the sphere's
origin. I, I don't know why you would
give this thing to somebody who's been associated with two
different instances that look like fraud, you know, and we'll
get into this monkey fraud here pretty quick.
It looks like, you know, pretty certainly was, was a complete
hoax. Now, whether whether mouse knew
about it or not, you know who's to say.
But it doesn't look good, it says.
Researchers found that the sphere had irregular edges,
indicating that it is a solid object.
The outer layer appeared to be the densest, comparable to human
bone. The center of the sphere shows a
lower radioacoustic density than the edge, indicating an internal
structure that may be more porous or composed of less dense
material than the outer shell, said Naho Nacho Rojo, host of
the YouTube channel Hidden Truth, during the interview with
Masson The Find or mouse. And however you say his name.
The findings suggest the outer layer could be made of titanium
or steel, but researchers noted that a full composition analysis
is needed to confirm this. But what?
What are you waiting on? The X-ray also revealed 18 small
dots within the center of the object, arranged in what
appeared to be a non random pattern.
The team speculated that the 18 points could be sensors, bolts
or fragments of microspheres. Obviously, we don't know the
composition or how it was manufactured, but it appears to
be an object intentionally built to house these small metallic
components internally. Rose said referred to insights
shared during the X-ray analysis.
Then it goes on. It's got some more pictures of
what they're calling these X-rays.
Additionally, the team observed a central band composed of a
different material, which contain more small spheres.
They believe these may have been placed inside before the object
was sealed. So what looks like kind of holes
in the outside, maybe they're saying those are spheres within
this little band that goes up, you know, around the center of
this of the sphere. Scientists are currently
referring to the 18 points as a chip due to their precise
arrangement and location within the sphere.
The symmetry suggests advanced technology or deliberate
engineering, Rao added. He also noted these 18 points
that show no signs of fracture, meaning the object remains
structurally intact. X-rays revealed that the points
extend approximately .5 centimeters into the interior of
the sphere. Additionally, the team observed
a central band composed of a different material, which
contain more small spheres. They believe these may have been
placed inside before the object was sealed.
However, the X-rays did not reveal any visible signs of
assembly technologies. Well, I don't know man.
I mean, it's cool looking, but we're not getting a lot of
details here. We've got some trade of custody.
At least we have the guy that found it.
We're assuming this is the same sphere that was flying overhead
a few days or whatever before this.
I don't know. I'm seeing an image of this
thing as it's supposed to be on the ground, but there's no way
to really tell if it's the same size of what the of what the
guy's holding in his hand. There are a lot of questions
about this. Before I get in this further
though, I want to take a look at this situation that occurred
with Hassan, this Jamie Hassan back a few years ago with this
alien he claimed to have in his possession.
Now I found this article fandom.com talking about this.
Now this article starts off, but it's called it was called the
Metepic creature. It's METEPEC metepic creature.
It's got a picture of this saying, and it was something.
The creature of Metepic is rather small, about the size of
a small cat or large rabbit. It has smooth, whitish Gray skin
with a large head for its size. The creature appears to be
quadrupedal, dexterous front paws and a long tail.
It had two forward facing eyes, giving it stereoscopic vision
and likely indicating that it had predatory habits.
Its head resembles that of a well known Gray alien or the new
Louisiana swamp monster, suggesting a possible
connection. Well, I'm not sure where that
suggestion would come from. However, we may be able to rule
out Gray aliens because the creature seems small and they
surely wouldn't leave one of their young in that situation.
Ursula Ruez, who regularly used to set up traps to feed the
owners birds and snakes, found a small alien like creature alive
but caught in a rat trap. That's the story before people
who worked at the ranch, including the owner, claim to
have seen the creature alive in the trap until they apparently
got so scared it might escape they decided to kill it.
Shortly after the story became public, the Rancho owner died in
a car fire, which many believe was caused by aliens seeking
revenge. Well, that sounds pretty
suspect, doesn't it? The creature was eventually sold
to UFO journalist Jamie Massan MAUSSAN, who tried for years to
get the role to believe it was real alien.
It was revealed on atsthatsabovetopsecret.com in
2010 that Ursa Riaz was who originally found the creature,
apparently confessed on an Internet form that he had hoaxed
the whole thing. But at that time there was no
scientific evidence to back up his confession, so many people
were still unsure if it was an alien or not.
So the debate continued. Apparently 5 labs from around
the world had tried to identify the DNA, but the results were
still inconclusive. One of the labs from Mexico
claimed it might be of human origin.
Thanks to a new investigation by Channel 4's Alien Investigation,
which was shown last week, there is now solid scientific evidence
to prove the hoax. The now dried up creature was 3D
mapped and X-rayed at the Imperial College London.
Experts at a top forensic laboratory in the UK took what
Jamie Mawson said would be the last batch of DNA samples he
would ever allow. Well yeah, I guess maybe he
didn't want people to find out the truth.
I don't know. First, after studying the D3D
rendered model, Professor Donald quickly identified it by the
teeth as being a New World monkey from the Americas, not
from Asia, Africa. After studying the X-rays, he
also confirmed that due to the position of a hole at the base
of the skull, it was most likely a monkey.
Then during a lie detector test, Ersa Ruiz stated that he had
actually made the Greek for himself.
The lie detector confirmed he was telling the truth.
He said that when he was working for a zoo, he was sent a monkey
for a taxidermy. He said because it looked
interesting, he put it in a trap at the ranch where he was
working and the owner told him he had seen it alive.
The owner then took a bunch of photos and got on the phone and
started ringing up lots of people, including Jamie Masson,
saying a live alien had been caught on his ranch.
Yeah, that's makes a lot more sense to me.
I see. And this is a thing about Jamie
Nelson that I don't like just getting these really suspect
cases like this and and running with him.
He's also the guy that has the 2 supposed aliens from Peru that I
think a lot of experts are saying, hey, these things are
nothing more than it. At best, they're mummies that
have been absconded from a graveyard in Peru, and at worst
are just total fakes. So I'm not a big fan of his, not
a big fan of the way he does his business.
But this sphere thing is interesting and I think it does
deserve a look, but it should be.
It should be examined in a laboratory where we have
transparency. We'll finish up with this last
article here from unidentifiedphenomena.com.
Unidentifiedphenomena.com Talking about this Bugha UFO
sphere On April 29th, 2025, Jamie Malson reported through
Malson Television an astonishing case involving A mysterious
sphere that appeared and possibly crashed in Bugha,
Colombia. The event first came to light on
March 26th, 2025, when a video surfaced on social media showing
a strange luminous sphere. At first, little was known about
the footage, no clear information about its origin,
who filmed it, or the Pacific, or the specific location beyond
a vague connection to Columbia. Just a few days later, a second
video emerged revealing that both recordings had taken place
in the Hanaboga and were captured by two different
witnesses. The second piece of footage
began to solidify what would become one of the most
compelling UFO incidents in recent memory.
I got a picture of this thing here with some pretty detailed
close up of the etchings on this thing, the engravings, the
center symbol here it it almost looks like someone's tried to
make a kind of a symbolic reproduction of a computer chip
maybe. Lots of lots of triangles with
circles inside of them, Crescent moon shapes.
It's interesting the first video now attributed to a young woman
named Maria I'm seeing no last name, showed the sphere moving
with intelligence. Clearly not a balloon or
conventional object, the sphere blown with various collars and
had a metallic appearance. The movements were erratic or
random. They seem purposeful,
deliberate. Then came the second video, this
time captured by a man in the mountains near Burga.
He had been using electromagnetic equipment to
search for buried treasure, and it raised the possibility that
the sphere had been attracted to those devices.
What truly shocked viewers was what happened next.
The sphere began to descend, not crash, and the witness moved
closer to it, choosing to remain anonymous for his safety.
The man reached the object, which weighed approximately 2
kilograms, 4.4 lbs. Now here I have a problem.
So the guy that found it wants to remain anonymous.
I mean the guy that filmed it as it landed and wants to remain
anonymous, that that raises some issues as far as chain of
custody goes. Despite the risk, he picked it
up with his bare hands. Not something I'd recommend
doing. These things could be
radioactive for sure. For the first time in a while, a
civilian had physical possession of a sphere, an object that
resembles the ones seen flying worldwide, such as the ones
spotted recently on runway at Manchester Airport, which
ascended before contact could be made.
But in Booga, someone finally held one.
Now they're making a leap there. I'm not sure if these are the
same things. I mean, a lot of the ones I've
seen almost look like they're, they're like they're plasma
balls of light or something, not something metallic.
Some do look metallic, but I don't know if these are the same
thing, but they do kind of make that conclusion now they go on,
they say. This object was eventually
handed over to Daniel Velez, known locally as El Portro, an
entrepreneur from Burga and co-owner of a company called
Germany, which manufacturers electromagnetic devices designed
to detect metals, treasures or even mineral deposits
underground, sometimes even oil. With that, a formal
investigation into what became known as the bugosphere began.
So here we're kind of being told the same was found by an honest
person, then turned over till this to this El Portro.
It's Daniel Velez. And then I guess he goes ahead
and gives it to Jamie Malson. OK, when scientists at the
Germany company discovered unusual features.
So I'm not seeing a picture of this Germany company.
I don't see the lab equipment, nothing like that.
I guess we just have to kind of go off what they're telling us.
On the upper surface of the sphere.
It was an intricate figure that defied easy classification.
More strikingly, they identified what appeared to be a quantum
chip embedded in the sphere surrounded by a belt like
structure dotted with small collar points.
Now honestly, I don't even know how you would know what a
quantum chip look like since they're kind of in the discovery
phase right now. And as far as I know, these
things you have to have a giant buildings just to cool them to
how this quantum chip could be functional on this relatively
small sphere, I have no idea. The discovery says marked a
major moment in human history. For the first time, the public,
not just governments or military agencies, had physical evidence
of one of the unidentified objects that have long stored
global curiosity and speculation.
Well, that's the assumption they're making.
What we know for sure is they've got a they've got position of
what appears to be a metallic sphere of some sort.
The case is ongoing and continues to raise deep
questions about who or what created the bugosphere, why it
is centered near a civilian, and what its purpose might really
be. We don't really even know if
this is the one the sky found because we don't have a chain of
custody. It's a problem.
This unprecedented firing also revived public interest in other
mysterious metallic spheres that have surfaced in recent years,
notably the Betts sphere. We've talked about that in the
podcast Jim Marlin's sphere and the Juanita Juan sphere.
Back in 1974, the Betts family discovered a similar sphere in
Florida that quickly gave attention for its strange
behavior. It rolled on its own, made
humming noises when music played, and defied gravity by
not falling off slope surfaces. X-rays showed 2 internal
components and a shifting magnetic field inside, leaving
experts puzzled. Some thought it might be a lost
piece of industrial equipment. That's like it.
I think they thought actually that it it was part of an
irrigation which fit into a pipe, kind of like a piece of
plumbing equipment. OK, so then it goes on and says
while others lead toward the possibility of something not of
non human origin. And another case from the 1970s,
a man named Jim Marlin came into possession of a heavy metallic
sphere, roughly 50 lbs, that a friend claimed had fallen from a
UFO in New Mexico. Marlon reported bizarre effects
while handling the objects, including one moment where he
was thrown across the room by a sudden burst of light,
suggesting the sphere had some form of active or reactive
energy. It was also strongly magnetic.
Then there's the Juanita Juan sphere, tied to a Mexican
contactee, Juanita Juan, who has reportedly had multiple
sightings and encounters with airborne metallic spheres.
While that object hasn't been as extensively analyzed as the
others, Juanita's consistent documentation, including
photographs as weights to his story, the frequency of these
appearances and their similarity other cases suggest a recurring
phenomena that deserves closer attention.
Well, I think it does deserve some kind of exploration.
What ties these cases together? Whether it's Burga, Florida, New
Mexico, or rural Mexico as a pattern metallic spheres
behaving in ways no known technology can explain, they
seem to move with purpose, interact with their environment,
and in some instances, show signs of internal complexity or
even intelligence. The bugosphere might just be the
latest in a series of clues pointing toward a much larger
mystery. But this thing weighs 4 1/2 lbs.
It's bigger than a basketball. I'm really interested to know
what kind of metal it's made out of.
The investigation into the mysterious figosphere took an
even stranger turn, and scientists from the Germany
company began analyzing the object in their lab.
Initially, the sphere weighed around 2.2 kilograms when it was
picked up in the hills, but once it was placed on a calibrated
scale at the lab, its weight had jumped to 10 kilograms.
Now that does not make sense. So you're telling me that went
from what, 4.4 lbs to 22 lbs? This unexpected change sparked
theories that the sphere's internal levitation system might
still have been partially active when it was first recovered.
Based on its size, and assuming it's made entirely a metal, the
object should weigh around 80 kilograms, not just 10.
Oddly enough, when exposed to a fire, it didn't heat up even
under temperatures as high as 400°C.
That's pretty hot. Like that's like what, like over
800°F or something? I don't know when water was
poured on, the water evaporated instantly at the surface of the
sphere, remain completely cool to the touch.
This is the kind of stuff that needs to be tested in a
laboratory where we have transparency, where we can all
see what's going on. Do these tests on YouTube live
or something, I don't know. Another unusual characteristic
was a set of black bands wrapping around the surface and
what appeared to be a quantum chip embedded within a belt like
structure marked with colored dots.
Early observations led the researchers to believe that they
might extract some form of advanced knowledge from the
object. Possibly reverse engineering is
technology. Look, if this stuff is real, I
think it's so far beyond what we know it's that's going to be
hard to do. However, they quickly realized
this would be far more difficult than they imagined.
They noticed that the areas touched by water became shiny,
while the spheres stayed ice cold, something that shouldn't
be physically possible under the normal conditions.
Eventually, the weight of the sphere was officially measured
at 9.99 kilograms and seemed to increase slightly day by day,
adding yet another layer of mystery.
The case was notable not just for strangeness, but because
this artefact was in the hands of civilians, not the military,
which opened new possibilities for public and scientific
access. Unlike video footage, which can
be forged, this was a tangible object that had traceability.
The man who filmed it watched it descend around about 50 meters
away from him, ran to it, and physically retrieved it.
That means this wasn't just a rumor or blurry sighting, It was
a direct contact with the flying object, now proven to weigh at
least 10 kilograms, yet lacking any known propulsion system.
The problem is we don't have the actual person coming on camera
and saying hey I saw this. So your chain of custody is not
there. You just have hearsay at this
point. At this point, Jamie Mawson
began working closely with David Velez, also known as El Portro,
the businessman who first received the Sphere.
According to my son, Velez was overwhelmed by the public
pressure and endless messages bombarding his company Germany
through social media and private messages.
A sentence suggested to Velez that he publicly state the
Sphere had already been transferred to him in order to
ease the pressure. Agreed and sent now sent a voice
message explained the public reaction was overwhelmingly
positive. Once people heard the sphere was
in the hands of a reputable investigator, their pressure
stopped and even those harassing other witnesses such as Don Jose
stood down. Being told the object was under
my sons care in Mexico. Seems like no matter what Massan
touches, it's got to have a lot of drama around it.
This turn of events gave Massan full access to the
investigation. That's not good in my opinion.
Prompting him and his team to travel to Colombia from Calais
to Bugha to follow the case on site.
He described the journey as one of the most exciting adventures
of his life. While in Calais, he conducted an
in depth interview with David Velez, a portion of which he
planned to release on social media.
During the interview, Velez opened up about his lifelong
wish to make contact with something otherworldly.
Though he'd seen strange objects in the past, like hot air
balloons or fire lanterns, this was entirely different.
He confessed that he had developed several theories.
Maybe it was a meteorite, a satellite part, or even a
communication device, but none of those theories made sense.
He doubted A10 kilogram satellite component would
survive in such an impact in such a compact form, especially
since satellites are typically built from extremely light, high
density materials and don't operate within the Earth's
atmosphere. This admission from Valet
underscored the objects puzzling nature.
Despite brainstorming many possible possible explanations,
nothing he proposed could account for all the observed
properties. The abnormal weight, heat
resistance, evaporation effect, apparent levitation and exotic
materials. The bugosphere remained an open
question, an object that defied conventional science as origins
and purpose had yet to be uncovered.
The case still under investigation was becoming one
of the most important UFO related incidents ever
documented, and this was only the beginning.
Germany's team eventually agreed to distance himself entirely
from the sphere. They concluded that maintaining
any official link with it could bring unnecessary complications
to their company. As a result, they formally
disassociated themselves from the case, stating that the
artifact no longer had any connection to the firm or its
employees. The sphere had been officially
handed over to Jamie Mousen, and authorities in Columbia,
including police, military, and other governmental institutions,
approved its release. That's strange.
The object, they believe, was too powerful, too mysterious to
remain in Columbia, where it could potentially attract
international problems for espionage.
What truly raised eyebrows was the claim that Russia had shown
interest in acquiring the sphere.
There were allegedly offers to exchange the artifact for any
resource or favour they needed, suggesting the major global
powers viewed it as an object of technological value.
But Valet and his team felt that letting it fall into the wrong
hands could lead to dangerous consequences.
If it were reverse engineered in a hostile, reckless manner, the
result will be catastrophic. This wasn't a healing balloon or
some painted styroform. This was emphasized.
It was heavy, metallic, and unnaturally cold.
Anyone who doubted it could come and see or feel us weight
themselves. For Malsam, the delivery of the
sphere into his care was a moment of deep honor and
responsibility. He received it with excitement
and a firm belief that the object was studied at the
highest level, not just for curiosity's sake, but for the
potential benefit of humanity. The main witness, who had first
retrieved the sphere from the hills of Bouga, also agreed that
moving it to Mexico for further study was the right choice.
He insisted that the credit should go to Mausam, who had
come all the way from Mexico to investigate.
Anyone can watch something fly by the what they said, but but
to actually retrieve it and reveal it to the world, that's a
different story. Once again, anonymous source.
Transporting the spirit to Mexico was an unprecedented act.
Something that had never been done before was such an
artifact. For Mausam, it marked the
beginning of a dawning but thrilling responsibility.
The object was now in his position, solid, weighing over
10 kilograms and containing what appeared to be internal
circuits, strange engravings and porous Crescent shaped markings
that look like tunnels or cavities leading inward on one
side a belt like structure circle the object.
It appeared to contain a quantum chip.
Most striking of all, the sphere clearly demonstrated levitation,
but exactly how it achieved it was remained unknown.
I do not believe that it clearly demonstrates levitation.
They claimed that it weighed 4.4 lbs when they found it, and then
it weighed 44, like 24 lbs whatever 28 lbs at the shop, but
I'm not seeing any proof of that.
This wasn't just a mysterious orbit, it was a profound
discovery. The bugosphere may represent one
of the most significant physical pieces of evidence ever recorded
in the ongoing mystery of identified aerial phenomena.
As Mouse concluded, the real investigation had only just
begun. I'm not sure.
I mean, honestly, I almost feel like the real investigation may
have just ended now that it's in the hands of Jamie Mousen.
I mean, now I kind of expect this thing to go on some kind of
a dog and pony show where people talk about what it might be, but
where we don't have any actual evidence for what this thing is.
The same needs to be in a major laboratory somewhere where it
can be examined. It needs it needs to be
carefully scrutinized, but it also needs to be done
transparently. And what I'm seeing here is, is
a chain of custody, but it's pretty opaque because the guy
that first found this thing so far has remained anonymous.
We have this businessman in Columbia that seems to have came
into his possession. We don't know if he paid for it
or if the guy just gave it to him.
He's made some comments about it, gets a hold of Jamie Malson
on the phone. Malson goes to Columbia, picks
this thing up and then brings it back to Mexico where it's
currently setting at and making images of it.
At least Trump making rounds on the Internet.
I don't know if this will end up like the Peru mummies or the
what seems like a pretty obvious hoax, the alien monkey or some
of the other stuff that Mouse has got involved with, but I'm
kind of a little bit annoyed to see that he's ended up with it.
I would have much rather the same would have ended up in a
lab somewhere in the US. Even at the risk of the
government taking it, at least we might have got some truth out
of it before that happened. Until next time and this is UFO
warning over now.