UFOs Deactivated Our Nukes, So Why Weren't We Told Sooner?

Stephen Bassett is the founder of Paradigm Research Group or (PRG). PRG has been spending years trying to get the U.S. Government to reveal the truth about extraterrestrials and unidentified flying objects. If aliens are here, then the question becomes why? The answer is potentially terrifying.

During a September 2010 press conference in Washington, former Air Force personnel testified about the existence of UFOs and how they had turned off, or neutralized, American and Russian nuclear weapons. We have to keep in mind that UFO stands for Unidentified Flying Object. To be fair, nothing about the term UFO implies their origins being from other than this world.

Robert Hastings, then of Albuquerque, N.M., organized the press briefing and reported that more than 120 former service members reported seeing UFOs near nuclear weapon storage sites and testing facilities.

Military publications Stars & Stripes quoted a former Air Force Capt. Robert Salas. Salas, who was stationed at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana in 1967, reported that 10 intercontinental ballistic missiles he oversaw became inoperative. They went offline at the same time base security reported a mysterious red glowing object in the skies above.

A former USAF nuclear missile targeting officer told of several occurrences that missiles had to be brought back online after being “deactivated” during nearby UFO encounters. Allegedly, the former Soviet Union and Britain reported similar incidents.

Of the nearly thirteen thousand incidents investigated during the Project Blue Book investigations, there were over seven hundred that remained unexplained.

The interest in military affairs has continued over the years, culminating in several high-profile encounters with naval vessels at sea. Recently, the above video was released a week after the US Report on UAPS was released. While they wouldn’t commit to saying if these UAPs or UFOs were some kind of special aircraft from one of our enemies or alien craft, they were unable to explain 143 of 144 of the mysterious encounters. The only exception, a large, deflating balloon.

The most notable difference comes in the fact that the current day UAPs or UFOs are much more conspicuous in their appearances. From the famed “tic-tac” craft leaked out by the former Blink 182 star to the descriptions by servicemembers who’ve had to go on record, these are not being done with the once-famous cloud of secrecy.

Aliens preventing nuclear war on Earth. It’s an interesting theory and one believed by the sixth man to walk on the surface of the moon. According to Edgar Mitchell, in a 2015 interview posted on rt.com, aliens came to Earth to stop a nuclear war between the US and Soviet Union at the start of the cold war.

Mitchell, who was an astronaut on the Apollo 14 mission in 1971, reports that peace-loving extraterrestrials visited Earth during weapons tests at US missile bases and went to the White Sands Proving Ground in the New Mexico Desert — where the first nuclear bomb was detonated.

When it comes to aliens and conspiracies there are all kinds of different opinions from all kinds of different people. One of the true believers, however, is a former high-ranking member of the Canadian government.

Former defense minister, Paul Hellyer, has accused world leaders of concealing the presence of Aliens. Hellyer, who was a Canadian Defense Minister from 1963 to 1967, is now urging world leaders to release what he feels is classified or hidden information on UFOs.

Hellyers' claims aren't that far-fetched, presuming that there have been alien encounters. He claims that they've been visiting our planet for thousands of years, and are unimpressed with how we live.

"We spend too much time fighting each other, we spend too much on military expenditures, and not enough on feeding the poor and looking after the homeless, or the sick and elderly.