The Brazilian UFO Magazine re-opens the military program "Operation
Saucer" in the Amazon
After
a few days visiting the areas affected by the phenomena called 'chupa-chupa'
(suck-suck) in the Amazon, Brazilian UFO Magazine has decided to re-open all
files and procedures involved in the military program "Operation Saucer",
conducted by the Brazilian Air Force in the area and recently made public on a
partial basis.
The magazine team concluded that there is much more info
to be learned from the witnesses and victims of the 'chupa-chupa', which was
generally a beam of light emitted from egg- and cylinder-shaped objects towards
people in several locations of the jungle, extracting their blood. It is
estimated that over 1,000 people where attacked, and at least 80+ have been
examined by local physicians interviewed by the magazine team.
Brazilian
UFO Magazine has conducted new investigations on the islands of Colares and
Mosqueiro, close to Belem, Para State´s capital. New, amazing reports from old
and recent cases were obtained, and show a large variety of phenomena detail.
The attacks have decreased, but still continue.
It is largely known that
the Brazilian Air Force conducted military, official investigations of the
'chupa-chupa' in the Amazon, that were kept secret until a few years ago, when
info was published by Brazilian UFO Magazine. Some of the info of what was
called 'Operation Saucer' was used in the magazine's campaign UFOs – Freedom of Information Now, which
resulted in a partial opening of secret files in Brazil, last May 2005.
Operation Saucer is the only known, and documented, military program
officially designed to investigate UFOs in the world.
The
magazine team has huge evidence to support that the Brazilian Air Force is still
keeping much of the results of the Operation Saucer secret, specially details of
direct, close encounter that a few of its members had in the jungle with UFOs
and their crews.
There are clear signs of abduction of military personnel and its known,
now, that high authorities in the Air Force had close knowledge of the
facts.
Because of all that, Brazilian UFO Magazine has started a new section
called Amazon Dossier which will
carry, in the next editions, full reports of new sightings and attacks,
first-hand interviews with physicians, journalists, researchers and authorities,
plus astonishing info from military undercover sources, all combined with
on-site and updated info on both the 'chupa-chupa' and the Operation Saucer.
Edition 114 of Brazilian UFO Magazine will be available in Portuguese
after September 12, and in English 30 days later.
A. J. Gevaerd,
editor
Revista UFO
Magazine
www.ufo.com.br
