Miami JL UFO

In an era where the lines between real and fabricated events continue to blur, the concept of “Pirate Aircraft” introduced in The Great Deception is both disturbing and revelatory. These are not rogue planes in the traditional sense, but rather highly advanced aerial platforms operating outside standard military and commercial aviation oversight. They appear to be deliberately obscured assets. These craft operate under intense secrecy, possibly belonging to secret factions within the government or entirely non-human sources. Their presence in civilian airspace, often unacknowledged by official channels, raises unsettling questions about surveillance, control, and the manipulation of public perception. These aircraft are said to be equipped with sophisticated camouflage, advanced propulsion, and deceptive transponder signals—capable of blending in with routine air traffic or even mimicking known military signatures.

John Keel referred to these mysterious crafts as “pirate aircraft,” emphasizing that they do not adhere to the laws and protocols governing conventional air traffic. He noted their presence in regions like the Hudson Valley and New Jersey, describing their erratic behavior, strange lighting configurations, and unsettling silence. Keel believed they were part of a greater manipulation, not just of airspace but of reality itself—vehicles of psychological warfare meant to distort belief and perception. Bruce Cornet, a geologist and UAP researcher, conducted extensive field investigations in the Pine Bush region of New York and came to similar conclusions. He documented numerous sightings of aircraft that looked and behaved like ordinary planes but demonstrated impossible maneuvers, such as hovering silently or vanishing mid-flight. Cornet believed these were part of a covert deception program—technological illusions designed to pass unnoticed or be dismissed by the general public.

Just six months ago, Jonathan Simas wasn’t actively thinking about UFOs or non-human intelligence. His interests didn’t orbit around sightings or sky-watching. But that changed quickly and dramatically. What began as curiosity has turned into a kind of accelerated awakening—one marked by a series of remarkable visual encounters. He has since captured footage of bizarre aerial phenomena including mimicry-type UFO planes, helicopters that shift in form midair, luminous orbs, and other unexplained anomalies.

The footage he recorded on May 7, 2025, at 10:05 PM is among the most striking examples captured to date. It shows a glowing object in the night sky with an unusual configuration—resembling a commercial aircraft at first glance, yet distinctly off. The light positions and motion appear familiar, but the geometry and behavior do not fully align with any known aircraft type.

Simas expressed a hopeful perspective:

“But I think it’s way less dark than you think. It feels strongly to me the reason why they are mimicking is to acclimate us. Showing the anomalies purposefully but ever so gently. Until I see anything nefarious or threatening whatsoever, I see them as entirely benevolent.”

Jonathan Simas’ tagline on X—“Good and evil exist in every tribe… until one is aware of this, your soul is influenced by evil forces. Abandon your tribes…”—carries more weight than perhaps even he realizes. On the surface, it reads like a warning about groupthink and blind allegiance, but it subtly cuts deeper into metaphysical and psychological terrain. It suggests that the very act of identifying with a tribe—be it political, cultural, religious, or ideological—opens the door to manipulation, not just externally but on a soul level. Only by recognizing that both light and darkness can dwell within any collective can one begin to unshackle from unconscious control. Until that awareness is achieved, Simas implies, darker forces exploit tribal identity as a gateway into the human spirit.

Strikingly, the exact same JL-type UFO seen by Jonathan Simas in Miami was previously recorded in New Jersey, with near-identical structure and lighting configuration. The New Jersey footage showed a triangular craft with distinctive bright forward lights, a lack of identifiable markings, and a mechanical motionless presence in the sky—mirroring the Miami event almost frame by frame. This continuity between sightings confirms that this is not a local anomaly but rather a repeated appearance of a specific type of craft operating with intention across regions. It adds weight to the idea that these manifestations are calculated, not random, and that Miami’s sighting is a continuation—not an outlier.

To witness such an aircraft in a location like Miami—far from the New Jersey corridor where these sightings were once concentrated—is profoundly significant. Jonathan Simas’ sighting may mark the spread of this covert phenomenon, signaling a shift in either the agenda or reach of those operating these craft. It’s not just a sighting; it’s a clue that the illusion is no longer local.

One of the clearest examples of these so-called pirate aircraft came from a close-up sighting in New Jersey. The footage, captured at night, showed a slow-moving aircraft with extremely bright forward-facing lights that gave the illusion of a standard plane. However, closer examination revealed the shape was inconsistent with conventional aircraft—appearing blocky, angular, and almost featureless. There were no discernible markings, and the craft emitted an eerie silence that defied typical jet or propeller sounds. This New Jersey sighting helped confirm earlier claims by researchers like Cornet and Keel: that these aircraft are not what they pretend to be, and they are operating with an intent that remains deliberately concealed from the public. Despite claims that these aircraft were authorized by the FAA for research and other official reasons, this has since been disputed—reportedly even by the FAA itself, which denied any involvement or awareness of such programs. This contradiction suggests a deeper layer of misinformation—possibly originating from the White House or other high-level agencies attempting to justify the unexplained appearances. The initial justification now appears to have been a cover story, adding to the growing sense that the public is being intentionally misled about their purpose and origin.

An especially strange detail has emerged linking sightings in Miami to an earlier New Jersey, high-profile incident during the January 5, 2025. During the NFL game between the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, spectators captured footage of an unusual object hovering silently over the field. Witnesses described a metallic, wingless craft that remained stationary before vanishing without a sound or trace. What makes this connection so compelling is the symbolic mirroring—both geographically and contextually—between that event and Jonathan Simas’ Miami sighting four months later. It’s as if the phenomenon intentionally echoed itself, revealing a kind of engineered synchronicity between the two cities, teams, and dates. The implication is that these craft may not be acting randomly, but instead are revealing themselves according to a hidden design or ritualistic logic that invites deeper scrutiny.

Adding yet another layer to the strange timeline, a reported UFO crash retrieval occurred in New Jersey in late 2024—just weeks before the MetLife Stadium incident. According to eyewitnesses and leaked documentation, the object was intercepted and recovered under the cover of night, with rapid military and agency presence sealing off the area. Descriptions suggest the craft was compact, disc-shaped, and showed signs of damage inconsistent with conventional aviation. What stands out is the coordinated and unusually discreet nature of the recovery, with few public records and almost no mainstream media attention. If the Miami and MetLife sightings hinted at psychological messaging, then the New Jersey crash retrieval hints at a hidden war—or at least, a covert mission—already in motion behind the scenes.

In the end, these encounters are not just isolated spectacles in the sky—they’re part of a deeper unfolding mystery. As the patterns become clearer and the phenomena grow bolder, it becomes increasingly difficult to dismiss them as coincidence or confusion. What we’re witnessing may not only be technological but psychological, symbolic, and spiritual in nature. Jonathan Simas’ transformation, from a passive observer to an active documentarian, mirrors what may soon happen on a much broader scale. The question is no longer whether something is happening—but whether we’re prepared to understand why.