Miami politician says aliens took her on a spaceship

[Chester]

Miami politician says aliens took her on a spaceship. Now she’s running for Congress.

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WASHINGTON

Florida has a U.S. senator who once flew aboard the Space Shuttle.

A congressional candidate from Miami can go one better: Bettina Rodriguez Aguilera says she’s been aboard a spaceship too. But this one was crewed by aliens. As in extraterrestrials.

Three blond, big-bodied beings — two females, one male — visited her when she was 7 years old and have communicated telepathically with her several times in her life, she says. (Sen. Bill Nelson served as payload officer aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia in 1986. All seven people aboard were from Earth. As far as is known.)

Rodriguez Aguilera, 59, a Republican who is running to replace retiring Miami Republican Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, recounted her experience with the ETs during a 2009 television interview.

She described “going up” inside the spaceship — though whether it went into space or just hovered around town was left unclear.

“I went in. There were some round seats that were there, and some quartz rocks that controlled the ship — not like airplanes,” Rodriguez Aguilera said.

In two separate videos posted to YouTube years ago, one by local Spanish-language station America TeVe and another by a political critic with the user name DoralGirl26, Rodriguez Aguilera spoke on television in detail about her extraterrestrial experiences. She said the alien beings reminded her of the famous statue in Rio de Janeiro, Christ the Redeemer, with arms outstretched.

Among the things she said she found out from the aliens:

▪ There are 30,000 skulls — “different from humans” — in a cave in the Mediterranean island of Malta.

▪ The world’s “energy center” is in Africa.

▪ The Coral Castle, a limestone tourist attraction South Miami-Dade, is actually an ancient Egyptian pyramid.

▪ “God is a universal energy.”

She also said that the aliens had mentioned Isis, though she didn’t clarify if they meant the terrorist organization or the ancient Egyptian goddess.

The Miami Herald asked Rodriguez Aguilera about her experiences Friday. She responded with a statement that waxed astronomical, but sadly failed to mention close encounters of any kind.

“For years people, including Presidents like Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter and astronauts have publicly claimed to have seen unidentified flying objects and scientists like Stephen Hawking and institutions like the Vatican have stated that there are billions of galaxies in the universe and we are probably not alone,” she said. “I personally am a Christian and have a strong belief in God, I join the majority of Americans who believe that there must be intelligent life in the billions of planets and galaxies in the universe.”

Rodriguez Aguilera was a Doral councilwoman from 2012-14 and served as the city's first economic developer. She works as an entrepreneur and has taught leadership seminars at local universities.

She declared her candidacy in late August and raised about $10,000 during the most recent fundraising quarter, she said — a paltry amount she attributed to halting her campaign during Hurricane Irma.

Rodriguez Aguilera’s daughter is former Republican National Committee Hispanic outreach director Bettina Inclán Agen. Her son-in-law, Jarrod Agen, is Vice President Mike Pence’s deputy chief of staff.

Miami attorney Rick Yabor, a frequent political commentator in Spanish-language media, said Friday that Rodriguez Aguilera’s account could hurt her congressional campaign. Miami-Dade Commissioner Bruno Barreiro and former school board member and Miami-Dade County mayoral candidate Raquel Regalado, both far better known than Rodriguez Aguilera, are also running in the Republican primary.

“Being a politician, to come out and say that, it’s odd,” Yabor said. “She got into details that are not very mainstream. Someone who’s running for Congress — you’ve got to raise a lot of money. A donor might have second thoughts.

“Miami politics are unusual,” Yabor said. “This one takes it to a new level.”

[mojo]

Will the hype that will happen because she came forth help or hurt her? This could be a good bellwether to determine if regular citizens can come forth with testimony that could alter human views and without ridicule.

[Chester]

One thing she has going for her is the district is the one that includes Miami. Why? Because Miami has a huge Latino population. Why does that matter? Because Latinos are far more open minded and, if you ask the average Latino if they believe UFOs/aliens exist they most likely would respond, "You mean you don't?"

[justntime2learn]

Perhaps she's lying to get a vote or telling the truth to make a difference?

For some reason it always seems rigged ...

One thing for sure, I couldn't have made that story up.

[ScorpION]

Is there a YouTube video? Or is it a conspiracy?

[Star Tsar]

Found this

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=kTJ9rAKkIoc

Which was taken from this note discrediting X-Files music & silly noises.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=epomQwG8dV0

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=moago4A6ydY

[KiwiElf]

Here's an interesting & "coincidental" parallel:



In 2012, one of the largest graphic novel comic publishers, IDW Publishing, printed a slick 14-part series of comics/graphic novels called, "Saucer Country", authored by Paul Cornell & artist, Ryan Kelly. (NOTE: for mature readers)

The evolving story plot:

Meet Arcadia Alvarado, Governor of New Mexico and Presidential hopeful. She`s dealing with immigration policy, budget cuts, an alcoholic ex–and she was abducted by aliens. Or was she? It`s a strange road to the White House but Alvarado is determined to get there because she has information that could stop an alien invasion and save the world.

The series also features short stand-alone stories besides the main plot. These stories are "true stories"- accounts of people who claim to have been abducted by aliens.

The first volume was nominated for the 2013 Hugo Award for Best Graphic Story, but lost to the first volume of Saga.

The entire series can be read online here:
http://readcomicbooksonline.net/saucer-country-2012

A sequel series picked up again in 2017, now titled, "Saucer State", & is currently ongoing.
The evolving story plot:

She was abducted by aliens. Now she`s the President. She`s going to use the power of that office to find out what really happened. But will they let her? Saucer State is the sequel to and the conclusion of the Hugo Award nominated Saucer Country. It`s House of Cards does The X-Files. It`s a bulletin from the brightest timeline. She will break the world to find who hurt her. And new readers can start here.

The current series (ongoing) can be read online here:
http://readcomicbooksonline.net/saucer-state

History & background here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saucer_Country

Interested readers may find many other gems on the home page "Comic Glossary"

[ghostrider]

Her experience o he , is probably real ...whether the eTs are off earh or , from here , that's a different story... The secret military could have been involved ...

[Gemma13]

I think this will be very interesting as a litmus test for disclosure advocates to watch.
If Aguilera makes ground breaking records we could well see politicians bringing ufo stories to the fore in their campaigns which would be a significant move for the disclosure movement. Never saw this one coming

[Joe from the Carolinas]

So far, she hasn’t called her experience “testimony”or claimed “20 and back”. Must be credible