Estimate of the Situation

UAP — The Nuclear Connection, Part 1

The United States and the former Soviet Union’s Inter-Continental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) systems have been hacked by unknown aerial anomalies, and the United States Government has “no comment.”

TRY TO IMAGINE that the United States and Russia’s computer systems controlling the launch of inter-continental ballistic missiles had been hacked by aliens. Well, you don’t have to imagine, it happened…

There is an apparent intelligence collection capability by unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), as they seem to be monitoring nuclear proliferation, movement, storage of nuclear materials, and monitoring ICBM sites. Witness testimony (video) from at least 150 US military personnel has established that ICBMs have been deactivated at nuclear weapon sites in at least three UFO incursions in the United States. UAP visits at nearly every nuclear facility in the US, and at least one documented case in Russia should be raising eyebrows in the public sector, but they’re not.

Numerous FOIA documents have been released by the USG providing reports from military personnel who witnessed UFOs first hand at nuclear weapons sites. However, the USG has never made an official statement regarding these incidents.

UFO and Nukes - The Secret Link Revealed documentary based on the book from Robert Hastings leave little doubt to the seriousness of this matter. In one story from the now dismantled USSR, investigative reporter George Knapp provided extensive research after trips to the Soviet Union. Colonel Boris Sokolov of the USSR Ministry of Defense told Knapp that during the Cold War in the 1980s the world was on the doorstep of nuclear armageddon.

On October 4, 1987 Russian soldiers at the nuclear base in Usovo, Ukraine witnessed four UFOs in the night sky hovering in the area for more than 4 hours. Without warning, secret Soviet nuclear access codes spontaneously appeared on the computer screens enabling the missiles and initiating a countdown to launch. In the untold moments later the countdown ceased in what must have seemed like an eternity for numerous Soviet military officers helplessly witnessing the event.

Lue Elizondo discusses the Russian nuclear connection, and an incident in which a UAP was encountered by a US Aircraft Carrier in the 1970s and was shut down, from this clip:

Both the United States and Russia have "lost control" of their intercontinental ballistic missile systems during unidentified aerial phenomenon visits. The question is, why are unidentified aerial phenomena taking control over our strategic nuclear weapons systems?

To truly understand the nuclear connection with unidentified aerial phenomenon, we have to be able to view it from an observer’s perspective. World War II marked the dawn of the nuclear age and saw an increased interest from UFOs as our nuclear prowess grew. What these "observers" have witnessed and what conclusions they might be drawing is important to this conversation.

We need to cover some brief history to provide perspective and put us in the minds of those who may judge us. Let’s find the connection.

Beyond the Manhattan Project

In the waning years of World War II both Germany and Japan had taken their toll on the allies. Some 75 million people died in World War II, including about 20 million military personnel and 40 million civilians, many of whom died because of deliberate genocide, massacres, mass-bombings, disease, and starvation.

"Of the total number of deaths in World War II, approximately 85 percent were on the Allied side and 15 percent were on the Axis side, with many of these deaths caused by war crimes committed by German and Japanese forces in occupied territories."

The Manhattan Projects' preliminary research began in 1939 just before America entered World War II. Robert Oppenheimer and Albert Einstein among other great minds were tasked with how to split the atom and create The Bomb.

The culmination of this technological achievement reached its fruition at 5:29 am on July 16, 1945, at a desert site on the Alamogordo bombing and gunnery range, some 120 miles south of Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Codenamed Trinity, the first nuclear weapon was detonated atop a steel tower with scientific equipment nearby to determine its destructive capability. Dignitaries and some 400 military personnel viewed the explosion from six miles away. A brilliant flash of light, followed by a tremendous roar and shockwave of heat, ushered humanity into the nuclear age.

In the months that followed, President Harry S. Truman concluded that only bombing a city would make an adequate impression to destroy Japan’s ability to fight wars and end World War II. Hiroshima, the primary military target, with a population of about 318,000 people, was also the seventh-largest city of Japan at the time and served as the headquarters of the Second Army and the Chugoku Regional Army. This made it one of the most important military command stations in Japan.

Ultimately, the United States would detonate two nuclear weapons over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on August 6th and again on the 9th in 1945. The explosion killed 70,000 people instantly in Hiroshima, and 40,000 in Nagasaki; by December 1945, the death toll had risen to 140,000.

“Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds”—Robert Oppenheimer

While these detonations remain the only use of nuclear weapons in armed conflict, they illustrate a horrifying, yet arguably necessary calculation to end World War II in an attempt to save allied lives.

In the years that followed, differences in ideologies between the United States and the Soviet Union, the emergence of nuclear weapons, and America’s fear of communism would ignite a Cold War. Tensions grew as political figures positioned their countries to defend against potential nuclear strikes.

As the arms race reached its peak the Soviet Union sought to prove its nuclear dominance by detonating a 58.6 megaton bomb.

“The largest bomb ever detonated was the Soviet Union’s 1961 behemoth Tsar Bomba (video). It was powerful enough to shatter windows more than 500 miles away, farther than Washington, D.C. is from Detroit. It was 1,500 times more powerful than the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs combined. Its glowing fireball looked like a miniature sun rising above the horizon.”

In October of 1962, the world would nearly avert nuclear annihilation in what’s now known as the Cuban Missile Crisis. United States spy planes had found a series of offensive nuclear missile sites in Cuba. The missiles were in preparation to become active with a purpose of providing the first-strike capability on American cities.

President Kennedy enacted a quarantine or blockade preventing Soviet shipping from entering Cuban ports and demanded their removal. The US armed forces were put on full alert and were preparing for any eventualities. In a televised speech of extraordinary gravity on October 22nd, 1962 President Kennedy said,

"It shall be the policy of this nation to regard any nuclear missile launched from Cuba against any Nation in the Western hemisphere, as an attack by the Soviet Union on the United States, requiring a full retaliatory response upon the Soviet Union."

Soon after Kennedy’s warning, United Nations delegate Adelaide Stevenson would provide photographic evidence from the US top secret U2 spy plane showing Soviet missile sites in Cuba. The Soviets would agree to remove the missile systems in exchange for a promise not to invade Cuba. However, behind the scenes, diplomatic brokers secretly assured the USSR that they would remove Jupiter missile systems in Turkey months later.

The need to reduce that pressure resulted in the 1963 Test Ban Treaty. This forbade tests in the atmosphere and was signed by the USA, the USSR, and Britain. By 1969 the Soviets had equaled the nuclear capability of the United States.

"Mutual assured destruction, principle of deterrence founded on the notion that a nuclear attack by one superpower would be met with an overwhelming nuclear counterattack such that both the attacker and the defender would be annihilated."

Within the last 50 years seven additional countries have now mastered nuclear technology which include: China, the United Kingdom, France, Pakistan, India, Israel, and North Korea.

Since the first nuclear test explosion, code-named Trinity on July 16, 1945, at least eight nations have detonated 2,056 nuclear test explosions at dozens of test sites around the world. See the Treaty and Agreements website for more information on the numerous nuclear treaties that were enacted over the last 40 years.

Reflecting on nuclear history alone, one can draw some obvious conclusions. Ideological inference and geopolitical policies are an endless juggling act to preserve peace and maintain stability. The US State Department diplomacy and the work of other foreign governments' diplomatic efforts have maintained global stability for decades. These largely unseen successes have undoubtedly saved humanity from catastrophic failure on many occasions.

The mere fact that the Earth is not a smoldering cinder floating in space is a testament to the diplomatic corps around the world. However, history shows us the nature of our desire for confrontational resolutions. Hostilities over the last 3500 years, have not exhibited a will to work together for peaceful non-violent solutions.

Humanity’s historical track record associated with warfare is staggering. The United States, for example, has been at War for 222 years of the 239 years or 93% of the time its democracy has existed. Globally there have been approximately 268 scattered years "without war" over the past 3,421 years.

Aside from the nuclear question and without going into great detail, there have been countless wars in which hundreds of millions of lives have been lost. Nations and Kings have fought over religion, territorial conquest, committed genocides, and horrifying holocausts in an unimaginable loss of human life.

…and it’s possible these visitors have witnessed it all.

Emerging space-faring civilizations' developmental history would need to reflect a long commitment to peace, and the ability to negotiate global solutions without hostile resolutions. With that being said, humanity would be perceived as an extremely dangerous, unpredictable species that now possesses nuclear technology.

UFOs - The Nuclear Connection

Someone has quietly watched humanity use its nuclear weapon capability to destroy its species, while nuclear technology is continually perfected for greater destructive capabilities. If one were to combine the incredible destructive power of nuclear fusion with the ability to transport a nuclear warhead at incredible speeds, similar to a UAP, perhaps approaching the speed of light, it would likely pose a threat to intergalactic civilizations.

Reportedly, every nuclear weapons facility and nuclear material repository in the United States has been visited by UAP.

Robert Hastings has interviewed more than 150 military personnel, for his book UFOs and Nukes and said those interviewed included:

“nuclear launch officers, nuclear missile targeting officers, maintenance personnel, security guards who guarded the nuclear weapons facilities, and all of those individuals have told me on tape either audio or video that UFOs routinely monitored our nuclear weapons dating back decades.”

UAP has reportedly probed nuclear storage facilities with beams of light, which may allow them to track their locations, keep tabs on their movements and possibly discern the yield of nuclear warheads.

One of the most notable incidents from Hastings book UFOs and Nukes occurred at Montana’s Malmstrom Air Force Base in 1967 and Hastings said,

“ Air Force Capt. Robert Salas, who was at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana in 1967 when 10 ICBMs he was overseeing suddenly became inoperative — at the same time base security informed him of a mysterious red glowing object in the sky.”.

Additionally.

“Robert Jamison, a retired USAF nuclear missile targeting officer, told of several occasions having to go out and “re-start” missiles that had been deactivated after UFOs were sighted nearby.”

The intelligence regarding the UAP nuclear connection through Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Programs (AATIP) is included in the classified version of the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force (UAPTF) classified report as Senator Gillibrand sought information associated with the production, transportation, and storage of nuclear weapons or components in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) provision.

UAP has demonstrated their ability to deactivate strategic missile systems on at least three nuclear weapon sites in the United States, according to FOIA documents and Hastings research.

Additionally, in at least one case UFOs have activated nuclear missiles in the former Soviet Union, according to reporting by George Knapp.

The Department of Defense’s AATIP program validated and substantiated Hastings findings from his book “UFOs and Nukes” and numerous FOIA documents provide startling facts and establish a starting point for mainstream media to gather information from credible military witnesses that outline encounters with UAP at nuclear weapons facilities.

Someone has sent a message that we are not in control of our nuclear weapon systems and investigations by the mainstream media are non-existent.

In the not too distant future, there will be a marriage of artificial intelligence and quantum computing, and that system will likely control everything.

It’s time for mainstream media to start asking questions.

Trail of the Saucers is edited by writer/producer Bryce Zabel and published by Stellar Productions. Zabel co-hosts the popular new podcast Need to Know with Coulthart and Zabel that can be found on all major platforms.