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Brazil and the United States are two countries of continental proportions, frequent UFO sightings and active communities of extraterrestrial enthusiasts. But how each has responded to the most fundamental of human questions — are we alone? — has been sharply different. In the United States, the matter of unidentified aerial phenomena has often been treated as a closely guarded government secret. Meanwhile, in Brazil and much of South America, there has been a more relaxed attitude toward the inexplicable, the public’s right to know and the limits of scientific explanation. Now, as legislators in Washington push for the same transparency...

Now that the Pentagon takes UFOs seriously, it’s perhaps appropriate to consider some more mundane aspects of the phenomenon — namely, what it means for markets. UFO data will probably remain murky and unresolved, but if UFOs of alien origin become somewhat more likely (starting, to be clear, from a low base rate), which prices will change? [snip] If aliens really are among us, they do not seem determined to influence the course of worldly events. They have neither destroyed us nor saved us, with say a cure for cancer or world peace or a proof of Goldbach’s conjecture. Their...

I will let you decide, but these two interviews appear to contain some explosive information (tantamount to backhanded disclosure). Here are specific links to places in the videos where this information is presented and discussed. Quantum physics explains some of what is being witnessed. Perhaps this technology is 100 years beyond us...not more than that.Video Link to 3:20 mark - Part 2The technology that explains what is being observed. Video Link to 0:57 mark - Part 2How the "warp bubble" concept may explain what is being observed. Video Link to 4:45 mark - Part 1 Elizondo was asked by a...