In a startling disclosure at a press conference called by former US airmen this Monday, the veterans said they were witness not just to UFO sightings, but the eerie ability of ETs to disarm nukes.

Working at a nuclear facility one night in 1967, then U.S. Nuclear Launch Officer on duty Robert Salas spotted glowing red orbs in the night sky. Inexplicably, there was a missile shutdown at the same time as the UFO sighting.

The weapons of mass destruction were not UFO-proof and thus needed to be rearmed and fixed for days after this incident.
The officers’ testimony about this national security threat attributed to UFOs is meant to be a wake-up call for the US government which considers UFOs to be science fiction lore.

Are UFOs Gandhian in their non-violent intentions and out on a disarmament peace trip? Or are the pods dangerous, as the former airmen, in tune with HG Wells or Spielberg, believe? The officers warned that if UFO activity can disable nuclear weapons, they can wreak untold harm. Though there were no casualties at the nuclear missile base, the damage done to the nuke pile was ominous.

The press conference held in Washington D.C by the group of seven former military personnel gave fresh fodder to UFO conspiracy theories. Are we on a collision course with unknown ETs? If you want to stick with ultra-geek advice, pay heed to Stephen Hawking, whose hunch is: there are ETs and UFOs, but contacting them will mean doom for earthlings.

It’s a Tom Cruise déjà vu feeling when not just your watch and car is immobilized but your nuke stockpile freezes too.
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