reply to post by kronos11
Repeat.. not ETs. This is the sloppy handiwork of earth based beings. If ETs would do something like this why is there not more reports of this type
of thing available? Seems too me like some sort of isolated lab experiment. Check the report and follow the govs involvement or should I say lack of..
that should be a first clue.
You're probably right. In the scheme of things, 'aliens done it' are fairly low down the list. I agree that the isolation of the incident is
intriguing. Why hasn't it happened since? Why not somewhere else? I'm not sure it's an argument because it applies to human agency too.
I can imagine why an experiment like this would be carried out, but suspect the sample would only be representative to rural areas. Hollanda describes
the population of simple, rural people with only one telephone in Colares. Could it have been an operation in psyops? Instigate mass-hysteria through
creative use of aircraft lights and infiltrate the population to encourage panic. A people in panic aren't much of an opposition. Maybe it was a way
of seeing how people would react if told 'aliens are coming?'
Some at the time wondered if it was an operation by Brazilian forces to scare away the paramilitaries. Others thought it was the paramilitaries trying
to scare away the village to smuggle arms through. Neither of these scenarios appear practical IMO. Over two months and an area of several hundred
square miles would require a lot of resources... I've considered a US Military/CIA operation (black op?). They'd have the resources, the history of
bizarre ideas borne to fruition! If anyone did it...it would have to be someone like the CIA. But why Brazil? The US had security problems with
Nicaragua, Panama, Colombia.
It's a difficult series of events to get a handle on. The contemporary reports don't favor mass-hysteria. Usually that's the first reason given
when people are from a village. Maybe the lights were local paramilitary activities? Then again, the descriptions of some of the lights and their
forms aren't helicopters or planes. The illustrations aren't anything usual. Then there's the recurring theme of lights beneath the sea and harbor.
Descriptions of lights coming out of the water. A few descriptions of structured craft by military witnesses.
Hollanda explained...
'I was terrified,' Hollanda told investigators Bob Pratt and Cynthia Luce, during an interview in 1997. 'We never saw anything approaching.
Suddenly a big disc-shaped object 30 meters in diameter . . . was hovering exactly above us!’ It made a noise like an air conditioner, and in the
midst of that we could hear a sound like a bicycle sprocket when you pedal backwards. It was emitting a yellow glow that would grow and dim, every two
or three seconds . . . about five times. As we watched we could see small yellow and orange lights in the middle of it. And after the fifth time, the
lights turned light blue, dimmed -and then it disappeared with incredible speed toward the sea.
Extract from Timothy Good: WaterUfo
From the same source...Hollanda lists the different shape of objects that were recorded...
The first was a disc with windows. The second was rectangular, like a barrel on its side. The third was trapezoid, or like a pyramid with its top
cut off. The fourth was like [the fuselage of] a Boeing (jetliner). The fifth was triangular or like an arrowhead. They flew very high in the sky
[and] were also seen leaving the water. The sixth was domed. The seventh was pointed on the top and bottom and was black on top and white on the
bottom. The eighth was like a ball with three sticks coming out the back, with lights on the sticks.
It's a strange case. No simple answers.