A hacker intervened on the official Argentine Air Force (FAA) apparently to claim information about a strange event in January 1985 in the city of Mendoza.
The hack page lasted a few hours of Thursday (20) and is already standard, but it was enough that the author's message - which introduced a photograph of a pilot, and his signature on a text telling about the alleged incident in January 26 1985 - circulated on the Internet.
In his complaint, he indicates that this day has fallen a cigar-shaped object in the area of Papagayos and that a large number of military personnel and foreign national was present.
Even the daily Los Andes would have reported in the same day that a tremor shook in the region and the people connecting this to the fall of the UFO.
The full text of the hacker:
Do you know exactly what occurred on January 26, 1985?
Through a research conducted with people of the region, they said that day they seeing something, both in heaven and on part of the area where something has fallen, the place was surrounded by government agents, without naming those military foreigners.
Through the report of another person of high trust, whose name I do not think to provide, was sent to the area where, he told me he saw a cigar-shaped craft and beings within it.
Worst of all, there's a video of this accident.
Cease to lie and hide.
We hope this project they are working to address issues of UFOs in Argentina, not end up being like the rest, where you hide all sorts of information and, especially, train disinformants.
Images taken from the hacked website:
3 comments:
hey i have the images of the hacked website. By the way, i love this site :)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/49148572@N06/sets/72157625756298591/
use them at free will.
Preventing any of these governments to misinform or train people to do so is as tough as giving up on your favorite hobby. Specially if it gives them any sort of advantage over someone else. They're so stuck on the primitive, competitive state of mind, wake up!
Going to the link posted above displays:
This member is no longer active on Flickr.
They're really desperate to keep this one quiet.
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