UFO Crash In Peru Seen By American Soldier believes Aliens Have Underground Peruvian Base

he even received threats from the men in black threatening to kill him over this
this is absolutely mind blowing

this is interesting because the nazca lines are over peru im not sure which alien group this was tho it could have been the humanoid god aliens

Given that I can't watch the video at work, fancy telling me a little about it?

angryhulk
Given that I can't watch the video at work, fancy telling me a little about it?

edit on 28/10/13 by angryhulk because: (no reason given)

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sure mate
Corporal John Weygandt states that the DOE, Department of Energy was there on the scene immediately after him, taking control of the situation, with many men in black there. He was there just 15 minutes but because he had an up close look into the craft and the outer parts of the craft he was immediately

arrested. The men dressed in black said they are on their own program and don’t have to obey anyone, we just do what we want. Weygandt states, “yes there were life forms in the ship.” He said he held the creatures hands, which only had four fingers. The men that were investigating the UFO in black cloths were with a team called, “Delta, Oscar, Echo.

Lance Corporal Weygandt was stationed in Peru when he was asked to report to a crash site of a mysterious aircraft shot down into a mountainside. He said it was unlike anything he had seen. After visiting the site, he was arrested and held in a cell for days.

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"'You weren't supposed to be there.' 'You are not supposed to see this.' 'You are going to be dangerous if we let you go.' I thought that they were going to kill me, really… "They had a Lieutenant Colonel from the Air Force and he did not identify himself. And he told me, 'If we just took you out in the jungle, they would never find you out there.' I didn't want to test him to see if he would really do that so I just said, 'Yeah.' And, he said, 'You have got to sign these papers. You never saw this.' I 'don't exist' and 'this situation never happened.' And if you tell anybody, you will just come up missing… "They are yelling at me and hollering and cursing. 'You didn't see anything. We will do you and your whole goddamn family.' "It was basically that for about eight or nine hours… 'We are going to take you off in a helicopter and we are going to kick your ass out in the jungle and we are going to end you…"

So I believe the above quote from Weygandt was from around 2001-2002, he's on the disclosure project's witness list.

Sounds pretty serious those threats, he's still alive now isn't he?

Maybe not so serious afterall.

AlphaHawk
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"'You weren't supposed to be there.' 'You are not supposed to see this.' 'You are going to be dangerous if we let you go.' I thought that they were going to kill me, really… "They had a Lieutenant Colonel from the Air Force and he did not identify himself. And he told me, 'If we just took you out in the jungle, they would never find you out there.' I didn't want to test him to see if he would really do that so I just said, 'Yeah.' And, he said, 'You have got to sign these papers. You never saw this.' I 'don't exist' and 'this situation never happened.' And if you tell anybody, you will just come up missing… "They are yelling at me and hollering and cursing. 'You didn't see anything. We will do you and your whole goddamn family.' "It was basically that for about eight or nine hours… 'We are going to take you off in a helicopter and we are going to kick your ass out in the jungle and we are going to end you…"

So I believe the above quote from Weygandt was from around 2001-2002, he's on the disclosure project's witness list.

Sounds pretty serious those threats, he's still alive now isn't he?

Maybe not so serious afterall.

yeah mate the sighing was back in 1997 i believe his testimony is true if hes alive now it just means they forgot about him

ok let's say we believe this guy...
which is tempting...
Then why do you guys think these entities feel the need to hide from plain sight and get shot at?
If they are threatten buy some part of governement (remember Eisenhower warning?), why don't they take action? Surely they have the means to...
Some kind of intergalactic treaty? Non-interference? But then are there no individualistic thinking in who knows how many kind of them are out there?
I just think it is hard to believe that a very obscure and all in all limited specialised agency can manage to keep the lid on something like this.

Eisenhower military industry warning

The MIB do exist, I have seen and met two. But they never bothered with me. I think because I was too embarrassed to talk about my experience. So I imagine they never knew that I saw anything. The was the same experience that they intimidated another witness over. I was more involved in the UFO incident than she was. She just strolled past my house.

I mentioned it here at ATS in the past. I met a 4th rather traumatized witness, and I remember him by name from the incident. In fact this was the only name that stood out. He was pretty worked up about it and I got soo excited when he said, "aliens do exist and I saw them in our neighborhood". Well, no duh...

Anyways, this mans tale is convincing to me. There are just too many details.

breadinspector

angryhulk
Given that I can't watch the video at work, fancy telling me a little about it?

edit on 28/10/13 by angryhulk because: (no reason given)

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sure mate
Corporal John Weygandt states that the DOE, Department of Energy was there on the scene immediately after him, taking control of the situation, with many men in black there. He was there just 15 minutes but because he had an up close look into the craft and the outer parts of the craft he was immediately

arrested. The men dressed in black said they are on their own program and don’t have to obey anyone, we just do what we want. Weygandt states, “yes there were life forms in the ship.” He said he held the creatures hands, which only had four fingers. The men that were investigating the UFO in black cloths were with a team called, “Delta, Oscar, Echo.

Lance Corporal Weygandt was stationed in Peru when he was asked to report to a crash site of a mysterious aircraft shot down into a mountainside. He said it was unlike anything he had seen. After visiting the site, he was arrested and held in a cell for days.

wow! if this is true.... wow!

breadinspector

AlphaHawk
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"'You weren't supposed to be there.' 'You are not supposed to see this.' 'You are going to be dangerous if we let you go.' I thought that they were going to kill me, really… "They had a Lieutenant Colonel from the Air Force and he did not identify himself. And he told me, 'If we just took you out in the jungle, they would never find you out there.' I didn't want to test him to see if he would really do that so I just said, 'Yeah.' And, he said, 'You have got to sign these papers. You never saw this.' I 'don't exist' and 'this situation never happened.' And if you tell anybody, you will just come up missing… "They are yelling at me and hollering and cursing. 'You didn't see anything. We will do you and your whole goddamn family.' "It was basically that for about eight or nine hours… 'We are going to take you off in a helicopter and we are going to kick your ass out in the jungle and we are going to end you…"

So I believe the above quote from Weygandt was from around 2001-2002, he's on the disclosure project's witness list.

Sounds pretty serious those threats, he's still alive now isn't he?

Maybe not so serious afterall.

yeah mate the sighing was back in 1997 i believe his testimony is true if hes alive now it just means they forgot about him

No doubt they will send you a medal for reminding them

Delta, Oscar, Echo = DOE Q clearance monkeys, recall hearing this story early 2000's on art bell

Sirius Disclosure Exclusive = Steven Greer
It may as well be ThirdPhaseofMoon, or Jamie Maussan IMO.

Thus, color me dubious.
Not that I'm not already dubious when it comes to people sitting around telling stories with little if nothing that can be substantiated.

How does it matter if this fellow was in the armed services?
There's half a dozen homeless veterans in an 5 block urban radius that'll readily confess to being in on the JFK Assassination, or even the Lincoln Assassination.
I could probably find a veteran that will happily claim to be able to lead you to the super secret location of a Hollow Earth Entrance, Fountain of Youth, or know the coordinates of Atlantis.

Words and stories. It's fun and all. Believe what you will.
I'm putting a martian-mallow onna stick for this campfire yarn.

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They forgot about him?

Are you really willing to stretch the truth that far to convince yourself this is real?

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Your comments are puzzling. Why would you even accept the possibilities of UFOs being ET craft and then shift around and seem to question the likelihood of a conspiracy to keep them secret?

The one follows the other. Obviously, UFOs have been kept secret for many decades, at least since Roswell. And then you have trouble accepting a portion of government constantly works to keep them secret?

We have no way of knowing if this fellow's story is legit or not. No way. However, there is nothing so remarkable about his story that there is reason to assume that it is false. In fact, just the opposite. Our suspicions of behind the scenes operations by government of UFO interactions and drug and weapons running are being revealed about every day. Overall, his testimony adds little to the unfolding of the true UFO story, but it fits perfectly with what we already know and can further suspect.

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I doubt if his story is true that they just forgot about him. I think it would be more a case of when he goes public there is not much they can do to him, because it would draw more attention to his story if he were to just suddenly 'disappear' or commit suicide.

Not to mention that the majority of people and mainstream media would just portray him as a crazy man.

This guy sounds very convincing and his mannerisms suggest he is telling the truth!
His story is articulated in a way that appears geniune and consistent like someone saying it as it is/was!
I personally think he's not bullshi..ing.

Lol another crash?

Maybe et should stop space travel for a while and concentrate on improvinh saftey

Sometimes I have fun imagining an extraordinary context to these crashes... like it's a bunch of alien teenagers who went on an intergalactic road-trip in one of a few forbidden areas... Earthlings will take you down they said, but they got crazy stuff to check out like this thing called beer that is compatible with our digestive system!
Unprepared and unaware of the dangers of meeting races that have not enlightened, they stole the spaceship of one of the kid's dad, a high ranked officer in intergalactic forces and warped straight to Earth...
Hollywood? Anyone?

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I have seen the MIB too. I was walking back from a friends house, a fairly short distance to my home at around 2 in the morning. I was trying to hurry up as there was an electrical storm. No rain. As I reached the top of my road there is a house on the corner that had been empty for years. The door opened and out walked these strange men in black suites, with dead pan faces ... pale looking too. They walked out single file up the path a short distance to 2 0r 3 unmarked cars with odd number plates. I was on the same side of the road to them and I quickly crossed over the road, but then realised that I needed to cross back again to continue to my house.
So I had a good look at them. They were the classic MIB! Never spoke to one another. They were scary. Thing was that house had been empty for years ... no electricity, no heating, no running water and I had heard rumours of subsidence and that's why it had been empty for so long and no floor at ground level.

They were all carrying briefcases!! What could you do in a house like that in the middle of the night?

Of course nobody believed me!!



hx

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I would TOTALLY investigate the house.
Cautious planning, spending time inspecting discretly the outside of the house (how does it look it's built, can I see any alarm/motion detector...) taking maybe a whole day or two in a car parked in front checking out if they come back...
and entering.
But that means risks.

what a backward race we are, shooting down anything in the sky that doesn't look right.....aliens portray us as being barbaric and dangerous, and are probably told to cautiously observe....like we would do when around an alligator, a dumb prehistoric animal, that still has the potential to kill you. it's down right embarrassing that aliens would have to treat most of us as if we are still dumb animals.