UFO Question

UFO Question:

Part I

  In July 1947, the radar at the Four Corners area in the southwestern United States effected and took down an alien UFO. It was entirely an accident. The UFO crashed near Roswell, New Mexico. It was to be the first of three UFO’s that would crash in that area.

 On board, scientists and military personnel found several dead extraterrestrial beings. An immediate analysis of their species could not be determined.  The aliens had both reptilian and insect-like qualities. Also on board were found the remains of several human personnel.

  As far as we know, this was the first major indication that human beings were being taken by an alien species. Within two years, the government would run into another case on the White Sands Missile Range where Sergeant John Louette would be abducted right in front of a witness by a UFO that hauled him aboard with tentacle-like cables. His body was found three days later about ten miles from where he was taken. This is all described in the Grudge 13 report.

 Military and intelligence forces confiscated the Roswell UFO and took it and the bodies to Los Alamos. It is estimated that the government has had in its possession at least 35 UFO’s and 131 extraterrestrial bodies over the last 45 years.

 They also have captured several live entities. In 1949, another UFO crashed, with one fatality and one living extraterrestrial, which they kept in a facility with an electromagnetic grid to ensure the isolation of the entity.

 The entity, whom MJ-12 member Detlev Bronk termed an EBE (Extraterrestrial Biological Entity) and later ALF (Alien Life Form).

 

  Since technological superiority also means superiority in military and intelligence circles, it was decided by the government that it would be to their advantage to communicate with the aliens and possibly acquire advanced technology.

 They also wanted to find out more about both the extraterrestrials and the role they were playing in mutilations and abductions of humans and animals.

  At the meeting at Holman Air Force Base, a hostage was exchanged. The name of the US hostage is not known, but the alien hostage was known as Krllle, who was confined to an electromagnetically secure facility near Los Alamos.

  At one of the meetings between the government and the extraterrestrial, a treaty was negotiated. The government was aware that the extraterrestrial had a part to play in both the mutilations and the abductions, and probably hoped to find a way to eventually stem the tide of these activities.

 The extraterrestrial told the government that their abductions of humans were for medical examination purposes. It wasn’t until later that the government realized that the extraterrestrial were lying to them.

 The agreement was made, and contained some of the following provisions:

A) The United States would not reveal alien presence and would not interfere with alien operations.

B) The United States would allow the aliens to maintain underground bases. Old AEC underground facilities were some of the initial facilities to be offered, although larger facilities were built at 26 locations around the southwest.

C) The United States would allow the aliens to abduct its citizens on a periodic and limited basis for medical examination, providing that the people were returned unharmed and without memory of the interaction.

D) The aliens would furnish a periodic list of abductees. This list would be reviewed by the National Security Council.