UFO mothership crash 'sucked power' out of Itaipu dam

Brasil - UFO mothership crash 'sucked power' out of Itaipu dam

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Sao Paulo: Nearly 100,000 Brazilian depilation salons were plunged into darkness on Tuesday, bringing bewildered customers to their carpet-burned knees as a huge power outage hit the country.

Reports blamed the Brazil Air Farce for a crashed UFO that wrecked the Itaipu hydroelectric dam and blacked out much of Brazil and Paraguay.

Rio de Janeiro sources said today a routine flight patrol fired at the vast alien mothership as it was harvesting electricity from the iconic generating station.

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[edit on 11-11-2009 by Emerson4br]

Hi, i am from Brasil and hole coutry was in total darkness from yesterday 10:00PM until today 2:30AM.

At 1:00AM i activate my cell Phone radio app and set in Band News FM, a important radio station here in my country, great like CNN news there in US, they sad they was recepting SMSs, twitts an emails telling this history from witnesses. today at morning our President Luis Ignácio Lula da Silva come in press conference and denied this information.

My english is not god enough to explain, so follow the link from the only source in english i find.


Sorry my english XD

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The article is a satire...

from the bottom of your source:

The story above is a satire or parody. It is entirely fictitious.

Nothing to worry about

Stay safe...

...Ok...

The story above is a satire or parody. It is entirely fictitious.

Scroll down to the bottom of the page and you'll see that as well...

theSPOOF.com:

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2. a hoax; prank.

And you said you were there for that, OP?

You beat me to it. Mod.

[edit on 11/11/2009 by impaired]

Heres another report about the outages from British Broadsheet newspaper 'The Guardian' so its not 'entirely' fictitious:

www.guardian.co.uk...

Cheers.

[edit on 02/10/08 by karl 12]