Italian Air-Force UFO

Harrier Aircraft hovering

This is a pretty amazing video which has just showed up on YouTube.com. Whoever put it up used the title or descriptions as "Italian Air-Force UFO Video". My initial comment would be that if the video is genuine (not a fake) then the craft is definitely man made. It appears to hover just like a Harrier Jet aircraft and is very similar to videos I have seen of the German UFOs manufactured by both the Russians and Americans.

The quality of the video is a bit disappointing. It is amateurish: out of focus and taken from a great distance. But then again this could lend credibility to its authenticity! Watch the video and you'll see the craft appears to have many features incorporated in today's aircraft.

Brian from UFO/UAP, a recipient of one of the mailing lists I belong to wrote, "There appear to be panels along the perimeter that shift up and down, perhaps to control thrust, and once it stabilizes, it streaks away into the sky incredibly fast. Check it out before the video mysteriously disappears."

This is excellent advice because if the video is in fact real, there may be those in authority who don't want you to see it.

Update April 19, 2007: This (is) old film footage I have been showing for 3 years and it was given to us, Italian Researchers... not by the Air force. It is our technology. I had a cassette examined in Hollywood by my friends Rob and Rebecca Gordon who had the connections and money to do it. It was a 7th generation - copied 7 times - cassette. It was given to us with no explantion. It is a real object in the film. It has been shown in my MUFON and Laughlin Presentations and someone put it on You-TUBE and Google!

This all takes place in the Veneto region of Italy at a place called Ponte di Giulio, near Aviano NATO Base. It is a dry river bed where the military does maneuvers and the photographer was on a tripod waiting for the object to come out of the woods. I doubt aliens appeared there! Paola Harris

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