UFOs and Aliens: President Reagan Told Us Three Times That They Are Real and a Threat

Exclusively adapted from: Summary and Update: The Day After Roswell by Philip Corso by Scott Campbell.

General Trudeau used the opportunity of the Cuban Missile Crisis, as he retired, to make an even stronger case for some sort of space defense force and claimed he had viable plans for weapons to shoot down missiles in mid-air.

But it wouldn’t be until the 1980s that Trudeau and Corso would have their most cherished wishes not only come true but, as we have already discussed, their fruition would lead to the end of the Cold War.

The interactions between Reagan and the CIA and Gorbachev and the KGB regarding the common alien threat led to the fantastic result. The Cold War had been forced to play second fiddle to the risk of a Star War. Reagan promised to protect Russia from the aliens, and Russia promised not to fire missiles at the United States. The Strategic Defense Initiative squashed the massive buildup of nuclear arms. In a way, the alien presence may very well have prevented a nuclear war between the United States and Russia. General Trudeau finally passed away in 1991 at the age of 89, but not before seeing the activation of the Star Wars defense and the end of the Cold War. Corso passed away in 1998, in July, just after the forty-first anniversary of the crash at Roswell. Both men were humble American and global heroes, part of a handful of intelligence operatives who made the right calls after that dark and spooky lightning-filled night in Roswell in 1947 which would change life on Earth forever.

Advanced aliens seeded life on Earth with their genetically engineered DNA.