Photos below.
Photos below.
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“It is Balooon.”
Those are “good photos”??? Give me a break!
Its just Michelle on her broomstick checking out the thong bikini bodys on the Beaches before she womps ZERO for his gawking comments today about wanting to check out Rio’s Beaches! There is not one female on any of Rio’s Beaches ever that wont far surpass Ma Belle Michelle who will need about 6555 Brazilian Bikinis together to half cover her butt.
I’ve been razzed for saying this on a different thread, but I see hints of the distinctive, descending vertical stabilizers on a Predator-like drone, in the two larger photos. It’s headed toward the observation point of the photographer.
I don't remember the details but it was well publicized at the time.
In December of 1980,near Houston, Texas, two woman and a boy were buzzed by a diamond-shaped object so hot it burned the women. The craft was allegedly circled by helicopters before moving away. The witnesses claim they saw (23) helicopters looking for something; others saw a craft moving over the trees. Later, both women suffered mysterious illnesses and death. The surviving boy, Colby, describes the craft spewing flame and heat at their car, and one of the women got out, fascinated. Other witnesses also suffered illness. A doctor opines that the symptoms the women had indicates radiation poisoning, though the hospital refuses to release their complete records (despite the doctor having treated one of the women for years). Colby, now a man, seems to have no current medical effects from the incident -- though he was sick for several weeks after the incident. Could there have been radiation damage to the road as well as the people? Shortly after the incident, the road was torn up and resurfaced. Road core samples prove inconclusive. The crew talks to a military officer, who says the military has no record of 23 helicopters operating in that area -- though a hand-written note shows 100 copters landed at a nearby base that night. However, other military people surreptitiously came to the women's doctor, and claimed that the craft they saw was a test of a "Wasp 2," a nuclear powered personnel transport, that went wrong. The women sued the government and the military, but couldn't make the case stick.
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The article said — In Brazil an astonishing number of UFO sightings have been reported in the last few weeks.
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Ummm..., what?! Are they in an “oversupply” condition on drugs, these days?
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/mark
All right, Beatrice, there was no alien. The flash of light you saw in the sky was not a UFO. Swamp gas from a weather balloon was trapped in a thermal pocket and reflected the light from Venus.
I’d like to know more details concerning the 2 bottom photos.
It appears there is a mountain in the background of at least 1 of the photos.
I’ve been the Fortaleza and I don’t recall any mountains in the area.
It seems we’ve had a rash of stories about UFO’s since the dems took over congress. There must be some connection!
If these are the good photos, I’d hate to see the bad ones.