Marine Corps veteran Michael Sinkoski on Thursday claimed that a “jellyfish” UFO seen in a video that went viral in January was a “ghost story” on base.
In early January, UFO legend Jeremy Corbell shared astonishing footage of a “jellyfish”-shaped alien, or rather an alien spaceship, floating in the skies over Iraq. The video was filmed by the U.S. military in 2018, and appears to show soldiers being instructed to “hunt down the enemy.”
Korbel joined Sinkoski. interview NewsNation's “Elizabeth Vargas Report” with correspondent Brian Entin talks about what Marines used to know about “jellyfish” aliens. Apparently, the full video is about 17 minutes long. Asked what else was visible in the video, Sinkoski said the spacecraft “kept moving further and further away” and “getting smaller and smaller.” It then disappeared into Lake Hibernia in Iraq's Anbar province, flying “up into the sky.”
“There may have been some allegations, but I didn't see any attitude that threatened us,” Sinkoski said. “So there was no immediate need to take action on it. Well, I think it was handled in the best way possible. As I said, at the end of the day, it's kind of like a base ghost story. It has become.”
This “jellyfish” UFO was discovered by Korbel to have a cousin, colloquially known as the “chandelier” UFO. There is no video of this particular UFO, but photos are said to exist.
“So what we call a jellyfish UFO is a strange form. I mean, it looks like a jellyfish and it was in the water, so it was named that way. Some people call it the spaghetti monster. But that's great,” Korbel said. explained. “But the other chandelier looks like a chandelier when viewed from below. These are two separate events, and military footage from a UAP designated by our intelligence community.” (Related: Does anyone else feel like these UFO hearings were a little too convenient?)
Well, it looks like we'll be making a serious attempt at UFOs in 2024. Perhaps one of them will actually show up to us, or at least let us know who they are and why they are here. We all know that governments won't tell us what they know.
