Earth curators have been disarming US and British nuclear missiles since 1948 - officers confession

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Retired US Air Force personnel claim that aliens have been deactivating US and UK nuclear warheads since 1948. The sensational statement was published in the pages of the British newspaper The Daily Mail.

Once, they say, a foreign aircraft even landed at a British Air Force base. The governments of both countries are carefully concealing information about what is happening.

These revelations were made by six retired officers and one former conscript. One of the whistleblowers, retired Captain Robert Salas, said: "We are talking about unidentified flying objects known as UFOs."

Salas first witnessed suspicious events on March 16, 1967 at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana.

“I was on duty when an unidentified object flew in and hovered right over the base. Missiles went off - 10 Minuteman (nuclear) missiles. The same thing happened elsewhere a week later. These objects, wherever they came from, have a strong interest to our rockets. I personally think that they are not from planet Earth, he said.

Colonel Charles Hult claims to have seen a UFO over the Bentwaters Air Force Base near Ipswich about 30 years ago. This is one of the few bases where nuclear weapons are stored. The UFO was emitting beams of light towards the base. Halt then heard over military radio that the aliens had landed at a nuclear weapons storage site.

"I believe that the intelligence agencies of both the United States and the United Kingdom tried - both then and now - to downplay what happened at the Bentwaters base using well-established methods of disinformation," Hult said.

The last alien intervention in the operation of nuclear storage bases in the United States occurred in 2003. This and other data is contained in the testimony of 120 retired or retired military personnel, which were collected by the speakers.

The retired military are about to provide declassified information to support their claims. They will call on the authorities to confirm the information they have collected.

A press conference due in Washington on Monday will also shed light on retired US Air Force captain Bruce Fenstermacher's approval. While serving with a security team in 1976, he saw a cigar-shaped UFO hovering over Francis E. Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming.

Researcher Robert Hastings, who wrote about the incident, explained that the aliens had previously been engaged in "simple observation", but warned that later they seem to have begun to pay more attention to certain issues. He admitted that, as improbable as this assumption may seem, he nevertheless agrees that UFOs have been observing nuclear warheads for a long time, and sometimes influencing them.