I understand Robert Hastings, author of UFO’s and Nukes: Extraordinary Encounters at Nuclear Weapons Sites, to state that if there ever was a nuclear attack, North Korea, Iran, Pakistan, wherever, that nuclear recovery would not happen. These former US Air Force “nuclear gatekeepers” claim to have witnessed firsthand or been told by other military personnel that they witnessed a UFO aircraft that essentially disabled US nuclear weapons systems, including the 1967 one at Malmstrom Air Force Base. Later, in what was then Soviet Ukraine, Russia claims a similar incident occurred in 1982, hence the claim that “alien beings are interested in the global nuclear arms race…” What am I not getting? How does that compare to… and may be sending a message to humans.” WTF? People always have to push things to the extreme.

The first thing you have to ask yourself is, do you believe in aliens? Can you imagine the idea that extraterrestrial beings exist in an unknown universe? Most of us are stunned and insecure. After all, it’s fun, but IS IT?

Now, with that being said, it was also reported that at the National Press Club (That’s where they were in Washington, not on Capitol Hill testifying) these seven ex-servicemen recounted personal sightings or subordinate reports of UFOs “hovering” over nuclear missile silos or storage areas in the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s. He goes on to say that three of the seven who went to Washington had not even seen the UFOs themselves…

BUT, they were able to tell that they “appeared to have temporarily disabled some of the nuclear missiles” as told by other subordinates. What are the three of them doing there who really don’t know anything at all? Moral support for the madman?

Let me ask you something.

How many of you have seen a UFO? hahaha… I ask this because I have. Now of course it was usually something silly like a satellite but… there are many of us who have wondered and I mean seriously wondered. I do believe that aliens do exist (oddly enough, Catholics are now allowed to believe this too), but I think Robert Hastings probably saw something that scared him and really believes they are UFOs. But personally, I think Hastings is taking this too far…almost like it’s now a disease.

It’s more of a gut feeling because I think if the government thought this was really a problem, they would carry out an investigation. Yes, there have been investigations, but I think if this claim had any merit, the government would try to make the information “classified”, therefore making the military unable to discuss it outside of controlled and approved environments.

I also wonder why this outside force stopped “monitoring” nuclear weapons systems after the 1980s, or did it? You’d think if this has happened, someone would have tweeted it by now…