By Kerry Ashley exclusive for World News Tomorrow
WORLD NEWS TOMORROW – KOREA - The Probe investigation into
fraudulent UFO videos on Internet making progress launched last year by
the Counter Intelligence Agency Asian Desk has lead to several internet
platforms being closed down during the last year.A syndicate operating from South Korea, that was the said target in the making fraudulent hoax UFO, has been under investigations since 2012 by the Asian desk and now new information is surfacing linking the syndicate to terrorist activities in possible espionage of technology from western countries.
This hoax UFO videos that started out by some film produces making one to two minute fake UFO videos for internet have gone beyond the point of “no- return” for some. The issue gets more complex than the ordinary. It seems that many were making money of these hoax UFO videos and some were making millions of dollars from revenue driven by internet traffic to their websites including that of YouTube users.
A present Tax investigation into some of these revenue streams has been reported to the Authorities in order to proceed proper tax ovation investigations.
Perhaps this is a wake-up call for those internet scam seekers seeking to make money of the internet users by posting hoax UFO videos. We all want to know the truth out there, but how can we know what is truth if these hoax productions continues to blur the truth of real videos taken ? The making of hoax videos still remains a white collar crime in money making scams.
Counter Intelligence Agency Asian Desk said that the names of the websites and website owners who has participated in fraudulent web actives would shortly be published in an effort to seek the truth about what UFO reports are indeed real and what is fiction. Further information indicated that this might be the real course for several governments abolishing any UFO investigations as 95% were found to be Hoax and costs governments millions of taxpayers money making it not feasible to investigate any UFO activities.
http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/03/03/probe-investigation-into-fraudulent-ufo-videos-on-internet-making-progress/
