Peruvian Villagers Report Attacks by 7ft Armoured Aliens Resembling Green Goblin from Spider-Man

originally posted by: IndieA
a reply to: Soloprotocol

Maybe a load of Aliens are on the run from some super secret US military Base. 

That's a bit far fetched, don't you think?

Especially since they have been conducting Operation Resolute Sentinel since 2021, and this annual operation last several months.

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Sentinel you say.

Sentinel: a person or thing that watches or stands as if watching
Hmmm. the plot thickens.

originally posted by: IndieA
a reply to: Soloprotocol

Maybe a load of Aliens are on the run from some super secret US military Base. 

That's a bit far fetched, don't you think?

Especially since they have been conducting Operation Resolute Sentinel since 2021, and this annual operation last several months.

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And Hover booted Miners is eh, normal.

a reply to: IndieA

I’ve heard of several technologies like that. I made a thread on a newer wifi technology that does that allows to see through walls a few months ago.

I knew of a military light technology we had that shined flashes of light and basically incapacitated people, I think it was released to police, but it’s not same as this. Wow google really scraped this off YouTube, there used to be videos but they’ve made it so I can’t find it. Here is an article from MIT from 2007: Link

The Incapacitating Flashlight
An LED flashlight makes culprits vomit.

The flashes temporarily blind a person, as any bright light would, and the light pulses, which quickly change both in color and duration, also cause what Lieberman calls psychophysical effects. These effects, whose effectiveness depends on the person, range from disorientation to vertigo to nausea, and they wear off in a few minutes.

So yeah, I finally agree with your post.

a reply to: pianopraze

I’ve heard of several technologies like that. I made a thread on a newer wifi technology that does that allows to see through walls a few months ago.

I'm not sure if it was your post or not, but I remember recently reading about how WIFI and AI could be used to map a room.

Then I remembered reading that 5G technology could do the same thing, and I had read this before 5G was even deployed.

Check out the very end of this video.

I can't get over how badass the Jetwing Jetman is.

Flight Duration - 13 minutes
Top Speed - 250mph
Maximum Range - 31 miles
Maximum Altitude - 20,000 Feet
Price - Not for Sale

a reply to: IndieA

Many of these would be in the buying range of billion dollar cartels. And I could see a cartel’s leaders kid doing something like this to try to scare off locals…

… but from the descriptions I just don’t think these are the answer. Many testifying they see them loitering for hours waiting to find someone alone then swooping down on the individual.

Space force with a similar but better technology testing it in conjunction with psy-op would be almost as plausible as aliens.

Time will tell. It’s very interesting watching it unfold no matter the ultimate answer.

originally posted by: pianopraze
a reply to: IndieA

Many of these would be in the buying range of billion dollar cartels. And I could see a cartel’s leaders kid doing something like this to try to scare off locals…

… but from the descriptions I just don’t think these are the answer. Many testifying they see them loitering for hours waiting to find someone alone then swooping down on the individual.

Space force with a similar but better technology testing it in conjunction with psy-op would be almost as plausible as aliens.

Time will tell. It’s very interesting watching it unfold no matter the ultimate answer.

Silent. That's where the theory that they are military tech falls apart. So far we have built nothing they can leave earths gravitational field without making one helluva din. Aliens on the other hand seem to have mastered complete silence and warp speed at the same time.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

If they have ufo tech from say a crash, and they wanted to test it on a small scale…

Pretending to be aliens in a remote location might not be the worst scenario.

Plausible deniability.

originally posted by: pianopraze
a reply to: Soloprotocol

If they have ufo tech from say a crash, and they wanted to test it on a small scale…

Pretending to be aliens in a remote location might not be the worst scenario.

Plausible deniability.

I doubt we have Alien tech at our disposal but if we do it would be like handing Homo Habilis an iPhone. It would Pretty much useless until we evolve another 1.65 million years and at least discover and generate enough electricity to switch the damn thing on. We probably haven't even worked our where the bloody door is.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

Silent. That's where the theory that they are military tech falls apart.

I think the plasma ball tech is silent.

Not only that, but because it's plasma, it can be steered around at very high speeds and change direction in seemingly impossible ways. This tech can be used to fool pilots similarly to how we can fool a cat with a laser pointer.

There's plenty of highly advanced man-made technology that has been kept secret. We didn't need the help of aliens, we did it with teamwork, effort, and a lot of time.

originally posted by: IndieA
a reply to: Soloprotocol

Silent. That's where the theory that they are military tech falls apart.

I think the plasma ball tech is silent.

Not only that, but because it's plasma, it can be steered around at very high speeds and change direction in seemingly impossible ways. This tech can be used to fool pilots similarly to how we can fool a cat with a laser pointer.

There's plenty of highly advanced man-made technology that has been kept secret. We didn't need the help of aliens, we did it with teamwork, effort, and a lot of time.

You think it's silent?. So you've never seen it or heard it?. awesome.

Yeah, The US has some pretty advanced stuff compared to the Russians and the Chinese...other than that it got nuttin on UFO's

a reply to: Soloprotocol

You think it's silent?. So you've never seen it or heard it?. awesome.

As far as I can tell from the videos I've seen, plasma tech is silent, but I wouldn't be surprised if there's ways to make the plasmas make noise. What's available to the public is super limited to what I imagine that the government has created and is keeping secret, of which I have zero access to or direct knowledge of.

originally posted by: IndieA

I've been hearing rumors that human traffickers have, and are using advanced technology.

Got a source for that?

You're trying to say you actually believe child traffickers have better Jet Pack technology than, for example, the US Military?

a reply to: IndieA

plasma tech is silent, but I wouldn't be surprised if there's ways to make the plasmas make noise

Pentagon scientists are making talking plasma laser balls for use as non-lethal weapons


UFOs, Plasma Lasers, And The Pentagon’s ‘Voice Of God’ Weapon

originally posted by: Soloprotocol

I doubt we have Alien tech at our disposal but if we do it would be like handing Homo Habilis an iPhone. It would Pretty much useless until we evolve another 1.65 million years and at least discover and generate enough electricity to switch the damn thing on. We probably haven't even worked our where the bloody door is.

If Lazar is to be trusted, we know how the tech works as of the 80’s they were able to fly the craft. We just did not have the materials to recreate it.

If they were able to recreate the tech with different materials on the 40 years since then, I could see them testing it out in a location like this. Trying to make a Heinlein Starship Troopers mechanical assisted jumpsuit (from the book, not the movie).

Again extreme speculation. But at this point, all the possibilities are highly speculative.

originally posted by: djz3ro

originally posted by: IndieA

I've been hearing rumors that human traffickers have, and are using advanced technology.

Got a source for that?

You're trying to say you actually believe child traffickers have better Jet Pack technology than, for example, the US Military?

Yes, there was a account of human traffickers and they were transporting by a flying saucer, let me see if I can find that source.

At 7:05 he says they are going to use this tech to hoax ufo attack and that real aliens not hostile. Then he relates the ufo human trafficking case I remember hearing. It was in 2009 Indonesia, a marine Michael Guerra saw man made ufo doing drug/arms/human trafficking. I don’t trust Greer at all, but here is the link:



Again, highly speculative.

originally posted by: djz3ro

originally posted by: IndieA

I've been hearing rumors that human traffickers have, and are using advanced technology.

Got a source for that?

My source is rumors on ATS and elsewhere, that the US is using high-level special access programs, special forces and operatives, and advanced technology in human trafficking operations.

I didn't, and don't want to believe it myself, nor am I claiming it's true, if just heard rumors. Now, I could do some digging and and link those rumors here, but I rather not at this time.

What I would rather do is make a simple case that's it's a possibility, using Hollywood as my source.

Some illegal trafficking operations that have annual revenues in the billions, or likely hundreds of billions are those of, drug, weapons, and human trafficking.

You're trying to say you actually believe child traffickers have better Jet Pack technology than, for example, the US Military?

First of all, cartels have massive resources and finances, often greater than those of small governments, so I wouldn't discount some criminals access to advanced technology.

My source is rumors on ATS and elsewhere, that the US is using high-level special access programs, special forces and operatives, and advanced technology in human trafficking operations.

I didn't, and don't want to believe it myself, nor am I claiming it's true, I just heard rumors. Now, I could do some digging and and link those rumors here, but I rather not at this time.

What I would rather do is make a simple case that's it's a possibility, using Hollywood as my source.

Some illegal trafficking operations that have annual revenues in the billions, or likely hundreds of billions are those of, drug, weapons, and human trafficking.

Has the US government ever being involved in drug trafficking operations?

"American Made" is a 2017 American action comedy film directed by Doug Liman, written by Gary Spinelli, and starring Tom Cruise, Domhnall Gleeson, Sarah Wright, Alejandro Edda, Mauricio Meja, Caleb Landry Jones, and Jesse Plemons. The movie is inspired by the life of Barry Seal, a former TWA pilot who flew missions for the CIA and became a drug smuggler for the Medellin Cartel in the 1980s.

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Has the US government ever been involved in weapon trafficking operations?

Lord of War is a 2005 crime drama[3] film written and directed by Andrew Niccol, starring Nicolas Cage, Jared Leto, Bridget Moynahan, Ian Holm, and Ethan Hawke. Taking place in the early 1980s, Lord of War follows Yuri Orlov as he enters the illegal arms trade, eventually becoming the most prominent arms dealer on the planet.

Valentine detains Yuri in anticipation of his trial and conviction, but Yuri is unfazed. He tells Valentine that he will eventually be released, as while he is a criminal, his crime sometimes serves the interests of the U.S government. Valentine hears a knock at the door, looks at Yuri for a moment, and rebukes him.

Yuri is released and soon returns to the arms trade. The film concludes with a statement that the five largest arms producers in the world—the United States, United Kingdom, Russia, China, and France—are also the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council.

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That covers drugs and weapons, so I would say humans, isn't much of a stretch.

I haven't watched the Sound of Freedom yet, does anyone know what that's about?

a reply to: pianopraze

Sorry I didn't edit the above post in time.

Anyway, I have also been hearing about a correlation between the UFO sighting data and human trafficking data. I also have little trust in Greer.

In some cases government, and or law enforcement can justify involvement in illegal operations. The FBI allows their informants to break some laws in the line of duty, and I wouldn't be surprised if other agencies are doing the same. Deep undercover agents often have to participate in crimes in order to maintain their cover. Only God, country, and a select few know what goes on within high-level government spy programs.

Although the public rarely gains knowledge of these programs and operations, we are to rest assured that these programs are not being abused and we are told that there is proper oversight in place.

There seems to be concern that we have reached a point, or are reaching a point, where there's far too much corruption and far too little, proper and effective, oversight.

Saw the story on YouTube and honestly as an abductee I find it hard to believe because the grays for the most part are benevolent.

a reply to: TopSecretUFO

Aye, and according to the story the villagers have not been harmed by the alleged "aliens".

The villagers are the ones doing the shooting.

a reply to: IndieA

Sooo… apparently we had advance antigravity research at the highest level going on about the same time, and tied to the Manhattan Project.

These antigravity projects then went black.

So Spaceforce having nuclear antigravity and trying it out in Psy-ops might be winning ticket.

Long documentary, but goes into the history as well or better than a history channel documentary: