Saturday 25 August 2018

If You Hear Voices In Your Head,

you are not alone,


 now wait a second that does not sound right, you are not alone in hearing voices, I should have said, take the case of Werner Jaisli, who in 2008 started building a giant, star-shaped ‘ovniport’ – a UFO landing spot – in an Argentinian desert, because aliens telepathically ordered him to. it’s not clear exactly when Werner Jaisli arrived in Cachi, a small town in the Argentinian province of Salta, but it’s not hard to figure out what drew him to this place, the deserts of Salta have become famous among UFO enthusiasts around the globe, after several sightings of unidentified flying objects and other unexplained phenomena were reported in the area over the last few decades. On the night of November 24, 2008, Jaisli himself was allegedly contacted by aliens who gave him specific instructions on how to build a UFO landing port, aka ‘ovniport’,

“I was there, at Forte Alto, at midnight on November 24, 2008. Suddenly, everything was silent and the power was cut off,” Werner Jaisli told reporters a few years back. “At that moment, two luminous objects advanced about 200 meters above the Calchaquí River. They were solid, circular, and had the color of burnished metal. They stood about 100 meters above our heads and projected a powerful beam of light, the strange thing is that this extraordinary light did not affect our vision at all, at that moment, something began to boil through my brain: it was an order. They asked me telepathically to build the UFO port.”

soon after this bizarre incident, the Swiss started building his now famous ovniport of Forte Alto, about 4 kilometers from the town of Cachi, it consists of a large star-like pattern, with 36 points and measuring 48 meters in diameter, which has a smaller star in its center, it is made of white stones that Jaisli and his assistant, Luis – who was also present the night that the aliens made contact – gathered from the nearby mountains, there are also smaller star patterns made of darker rocks that together form a compound visible from high altitudes, “I built it the way they told me to,” Jaisli once said after being asked what the patterns of his ovniport symbolized, the UFO landing port of Fuerte Alto, in Salta, remains a popular tourist attraction for both UFO enthusiasts and tourists looking for unusual sights, no alien landings have been reported yet, but who knows, maybe one day…


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