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Large Desertions In
Brazil UFO 'Cult' - Report

Large Desertions In Brazil UFO 'Cult' - Report
 
From Scott Corrales
lornis1@earthlink.net
Institute Of Spanish Ufology
 
From A.J. Gevaerd, Revista UFO (Brazil) June 4, 2003
6-4-3


The largely debated and exposed Projeto Portal (Gateway Project), created and directed by the biggest Brazilian UFO hoaxer of all times, Urandir Fernandes de Oliveira, is about to collapse. On the last days several details of the scam came to the knowledge of hundreds of members of the sect group, causing many of its main supporters to noisily defect. Some are very angry at its founder and requiring reimbursement of payments made to "special alien teachings and wisdom", for sale at the Project.
 
The Gateway Project and Urandir have been trying to extend their activities towards the US, through the release over the internet of several information of sensationalistic abductions and fabricated UFO crashes at his and his co-worker's properties. All of them have been unanimously rejected by the Brazilian UFO community for the last 7 years. Last February, journalist Linda Moulton Howe came to Brazil and interviewed the alleged contactee, who has been claiming to be "chosen by ETs to drive Earth's people fates", presenting several of his stories at www.earthfiles.com.
 
The dispute if Urandir is a hoaxer is past issue, as Brazilian UFO researchers have long proved the illegitimacy of his alleged cases. The most outrageous hoax perpetrated by Urandir has been largely exposed on the internet by several Brazilian and US investigators and by me, personally, at the 3rd Seattle UFO and Paranormal Convention, last May. Now, the new people abandoning the Gateway Project have again denounced the activities as fraudulent and given new details of the sting.
 
The last big scam fabricated by Urandir was the alleged abduction he claimed to have had in September 2002, which supposedly left strange marks on the bed shits and the ceiling of the bedroom he was sleeping. Appealing photos were spread all over the internet. Although details of such fabrication have been made public before, now the former supporters of the Project have released more info of how the marks were produced.
 
While visiting in Brazil last April, Californian DPM Dr. Roger Leir collected from several UFO researchers the information that the marks (that can be seen at LMH's website) were made by using an iron. Now this information has been considered wrong. According to new info, Urandir and his employees faked the marks using a torch. Strangely, the marks have been considered "very unusual" by specialist Mr. Levengood, who examined samples collected by the mentioned journalist.
 
All this new set of information is being carefully gathered and should be presented to all Brazilian and US UFO communities, in order to avoid investigators to naively support a case that is largely considered the biggest UFO scam ever that existed in the UFO field worldwidely.
 
A. J. Gevaerd, editor Brazilian UFO Magazine
 
With special thanks to againsthoaxers@hotmail.com Institute of Hispanic Ufology

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