Seems like like a movie when somebody states that UFOs are messing with nuclear weapons. UFOs are watching nuclear arsenal for 60 years according to a group of former Air Force personnel. The National Press Club had some interesting visitors telling their stories on Monday. Unidentified Flying Object researcher and author Robert Hastings decided he wanted to get together anyone who was an Unidentified Flying Object eyewitness. Hastings believes that the UFOs over all the nuclear facilities just shows that aliens aren't watching us. He also thinks that they're trying to send some kind of message to us about our humanity. Source for this article - Author says UFO sightings over nuclear websites a message to mankind.

Nuclear weaponry obtains the no go from the Unidentified Flying Objects

The United States government needs to recognize that Unidentified Flying Object visits have happened, states Hastings who was the one who organized the National Press Club News conference. a UFO was hovering over the missile silos near Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana in 1967, states three of the Air Force officers that didn't see the Unidentified Flying Objects themselves. CNN reports the nuclear weaponry were deactivated temporarily as a result of this visit. Hastings explains that UFO sightings over nuclear locations are really common. He spoke to more than 120 former military personnel about it. He believes extraterrestrial beings had taken an interest in the nuclear arms race and were sending a communication that humans are "playing with fire.".

The Unidentified Flying Objects even played with Soviet nukes

The U.S. isn't the only country that has seen Unidentified Flying Object sightings over nuclear weapon facilities. AOL News spoke with Hastings who said that the former Soviet Union has declassified KGB files that show the very same thing taking place there. Life is a major Russian newspaper that Hastings said spoke of, on October 4, 1982, that had a UFO sighting near a nuclear missile site in Ukraine. A UFO hovered over the site. Missiles were deactivated. This astonished everyone. There was a lot of panic. There was a few seconds of panic. Next the missiles came back online. There aren't many people that have come forward because of the fear of losing their careers, AOL heard Previous Air Force Col. Charles Halt say as an eyewitness to a UFO encounter as a deputy base commander in Britain. The Air Force stopped the Unidentified Flying Object story by "making it so ridiculous that everybody laughs when they hear it." This was likely done to either keep alien contact secret or to calm the public.

Project Blue Book gets away from the situation effortlessly

From 1948 to 1969 there was an Air Force program called Project Blue Book that was responsible for investigating UFOs. Project Blue Book concluded after this time. The conclusion was that "no Unidentified Flying Object reported, investigated and evaluated by the Air Force has ever given any indication of threat to our national security." At the National Press Club, Hastings said that the only threat that the aliens pose is to the close-minded. "I don't think humankind is in jeopardy from whoever they are or whichever they are, except that we can have our minds expanded. Traditional institutions such as religions, governments and other social institutions may be confronted by what is coming. That is just the logical consequence of what is about to occur."

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CNN

news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/09/27/ufos-showed-interest-in-nukes-ex-air-force-personnel-say/?npt=NP1

AOL News

aolnews.com/weird-news/article/former-air-force-officers-ufos-have-monitored-nuclear-weapons-sites-for-60-years/19649347