Джон Бранденбург об историях поиска аварий UAP, которые он слышал, которые произошли в Тихом океане: «У нас было несколько аварий на этом острове, который мы восстановили. Они сказали, что у них так много тел, что они перестали их собирать, они просто сожгли их. и, по-видимому, они очень быстро созревают».

It’s not the first time I’m hearing about military radar downing ufo, that’s interesting

not saying i know this guy, but Greer basically said the same thing about the radar making ufos crash in the last big press club event. https://www.youtube.com/live/zDY7t6HihCw?feature=share

Submission Statement:

John Brandenburg, on the most recent episode of [Fade to Black with Jimmy Church](https://www.youtube.com/@FADETOBLACKRadio), tells an interesting story he heard during his career about UAP crash retrievals out in the Pacific. Apparently there were so many ‘occupants’ from these retrieval efforts they just started burning the bodies.

Full Interview: https://www.youtube.com/live/ZSTe0i1BUH8?feature=share

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Another quote from this interview I would like to highlight (not in clip):

«It was possible to bring them (UAPs) down, they were not… If they got hit with a missile with a high explosive warhead, they came down with a big hole in them.»

Later he implies Roswell was such the case. He claims that on the night of July 3, 1947, two UAP craft were brought down by a [Northrop P-61 Black Widow](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northrop_P-61_Black_Widow). Apparently, the military couldn’t confirm those craft were successfully brought down until wreckage and debris started being turned in. This is why the Roswell story has this awkward several day period between when these craft supposedly crashed and were then retrieved.

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Brandenburg got his BA in Physics from Southern Oregon University in Ashland, Oregon, his MS in Applied Science at University of California at Davis and his Ph.D. in Theoretical Plasma Physics at the UC Davis extension campus at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Livermore, California. The title of his thesis was A Theoretical Model of a Reversed Field Ion Layer Made of Monoenergetic Ions. Its topic was magnetic confinement of plasmas for controlled nuclear fusion.

Brandenburg held positions in a variety of high-tech companies specializing in plasma physics: Mission Research Corporation, Sandia National Laboratories, Research Support Instruments (RSI), The Aerospace Corporation, Florida Space Institute, and Orbital Technologies in Madison, Wisconsin. His work encompassed studies of the microwave electrothermal plasma thruster for space propulsion, rocket plume-regolith interactions on the Moon and Mars, vortex theory of rocket engine design, and Kaluza-Klein theory of field unification for purposes of space propulsion. As of 2015 he was situated at Morningstar Applied Physics in Vienna, Virginia (no relationship to the error-prone psychologist Robert Morningstar.) He is a part-time instructor of Astronomy, Physics and Mathematics at Madison College, Wisconsin.

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Full Transcript of Segment:

Church: «Did you hear the same chatter [as David Grusch] that we have intact craft?

Brandenburg: «Yes. I heard that, I heard that they had a large collection of crafts. I mean, but these were stories, you know, I never saw any reports or I was never read into those programs. These were just like, scuttlebutt around the water cooler coffee machine. It was more like that. Casually people in their offices would tell me stuff. They told me one story, you’ll love this, that the Navy set up this radar in the Pacific and to watch ICBM warheads coming in for testing, you know, for the Polaris missile and Trident and they turned it on and immediately there were two crashed UFOs on a nearby island in the path of the radar beam. It was a giant bug zapper! The saucers were apparently flying into the beam losing control of the craft and crashing and they had several crashes on this island that’ve been recovered. They said they had so many bodies they quit collecting bodies, they would just burn them. You know because they already had so many and they get right real quick apparently. These are all the stories I heard. I don’t know, if I had actually been read into the programs I still wouldn’t talk about it but I wasn’t read in, I was just exposed to it.»

All these stories are really humbling the Aliens in my eyes. I can just imagine them swearing telepathically to each other as their orb controlls flicker and sound off. They know about traveling faster than light but they don’t know about air bags. Now he can’t even shave his thorax and has to eat his dead buddy for sustenance on an island. The monkeys they’ve been laughing at now have impounded their rides and are cutting them up and ruining their paint jobs. I thought they’d be more prepared than this.

I have a hard time believing they would just burn alien bodies unless extraordinary circumstances. They couldn’t secure enough freezer trucks?

Burning alien bodies is very hard to believe

“these are all the stories I’ve heard”.. never first accounts / never evidence

love those empty hearsay stories 🙂

But why only the military has seen these bodies? Why not civilians?

Funny how all of these people all of a sudden have their own stories about crash retrievals after the Grusch interview isn’t it? Even people who have done multiple interviews before, not one peep about this stuff. Lots of weirdo liars in the ufo community.

Recognition of the presence of a capture attack of a new jurisdiction on the rights of extraterrestrial beings and earthlings. The right to security. Right to Liberty. And so on.
No government should or has the right to sign behind-the-scenes agreements that allow people to be kidnapped and experimented on. We need an earthly representative in their community of nations (if there is one).

I think they all are grifters. It is all about money.

When I was 28, so that was a few years ago, I went fishing in a remote river in Western Australia, near where I lived at that time. I always loved fishing for breams in the river delta not more than 1 hour away from the town I was working in. I used to go fishing from the shores, but always dreamed of exploring the areas of the river where bigger fished reside. So anyway, one sunday a coworker of mine borrowed his 3-metre fishing boat to me and I was *very* happy I could finally tackle the best spot in the river for the first time.

Arriving at the river side, it was a lovely sunday summer morning, about 26°C sea breeze coming from the coast, and birds chirping everywhere. Perfect day for fishing. After putting the boat in the water, I moved near the centre of the river and started preparing my baits. I was a bit worried about crocodiles, but it was a bit too cold that morning for them.

While I was preparing my line and bait, I noticed that the boat had a compact radar system to scan the water for bigger barramundi and other sized fishes. I didn’t know exacltly how it worked, because my coworker did not even mentioned it to me, but I decided to use it anyway. I clicked on the «start» button of the device and while I was trying to figure out how to use it I heard a weird sound coming from the air not too far from where I was in the water.

Looking up I saw a weirdly shaped silver object in the sky moving in a zig zag direction. The flying device looked like a huge drone and was emitting a hissing sound; but was moving too fast to be a drone. The morning sun was reflecting on its metallic surface, and at times I could see it had an oval shape of some kind (think about the shape of a bean). First seconds my eyes were on the object I thought I was seeing a reflection in the water, then after about 10 seconds I realised it was a real object. A few seconds more after that, I realized all chirping from birds went away and I was actually observing something I could not identify with a plane or drone.

The object moved in the sky at apparently random directions (each movement was lasting about 3 seconds) about 300 meters from where I was. It was hovering at the same height in the sky (hovering over the river vegetation) but seemed «disoriented». After about 30 seconds the object went straight down (like literally straight down, like dropping a rock from your hand) into the water while making a weird hissing sound, and all I could hear after that was a crashing sound in the water. The dense vegetation on the ground prevented me from seeing anything else after that, I could not see the object hitting the water surface.

I was scared. Terribly scared, because I was about 1 hour from the city and at least 40 minutes from any emergency service. I also had no phone coverage there, and I remember being worried about people that might have gotten hurt. The area I was in was relatively open (no grass cover), without nearby houses or facilities. The area where the object crashed was inside the denser parts of the river delta, and I was really worried about going there because I knew it was an area I wasn’t familiar with and potentially dangerous (that’s where crocodiles nest… lol). What if I got lost? What if the boat got stuck in the vegetation? The area was extremely remote to begin with, and I didn’t feel comfortable venturing into a river area I wasn’t familiar with.

Long story short, I tried moving the boat in a position to better see the crashed object but the supposed crash site was too deep into the dense vegetation within the river delta; so after 30 minutes I eventually gave up and went back to my car. I was feeling a bit guilty someone might have needed help, but realistically the crash had been relatively far away from me and I genuinely could not come up with a way to get there. At the time, I didn’t care about UFOs or other weird phenomenon. Also, I remember thinking that what I saw was so weird, I didn’t even know what I was trying to reach… so I didn’t think much of it. To be honest, I was just pissed that it was getting late and I wasn’t even able to enjoy fishing during the best time of the day.

Due to the weird occurrence, I felt worried and didn’t want to stay in the area. I went home, gave the boat back to my coworker at around noon, and didn’t tell anyone about what I saw. I realized only once I was unloading the boat from the car that the radar was still on, so I switched it off before giving everyhing back to my coworker. To be honest, at that time I was so worried about other things in my life, I told myself what I saw that morning was likely a drone or something… that didn’t concern me.

Looking back, I think the radar I switched on that day might had something to do with the weird object and its crash. If these testimonies are true, then I might have inadvertely crashed an UFO. What if the small radar interfered with the object, causing it to crash?

But if you read between the lines in my story, you’ll realize that it’s all made up. Yes, all the story you just read is a lie. I think people that make outlandish claims like these should not be taken seriously unless they can corroborate the stories they present, or give proof. In my own made up story, you’ll realize some things are out of place and it doesn’t make sense that if I were really withness to something incredible, I didn’t even try to collect some evidence or investigate further.

People here tend to believe anything that make them image that there might be something out there. «Someone told me a radar downed UFOs and we collected bodies» is so wild and outlandish that people are in the right not believing these people. Talk is cheap and if we want real disclosure, we need serious inquires only. As you can read from my post, it is easy to make up any credible story that supports an idea or spark discussion; but we need more than that.

Next time you read a weird exceptional story, keep in mind that exceptional claims require exceptional evidences.

xposted to /r/usos

I’m always happy when I’m scrolling along and I see Jimmy Church 😀