It has been my experience that the Russians have always had a far more objective perspective on the whole UFO issue than the more sensationalist and hyperbolic Americans.
I have discussed my own experiences with UFOs, to some degree, before. The event is also described in my The Face on Mars and was a widely reported on event in South Africa at the time, as the UFOs in question travelled along the main highway if South Africa, the N1 in a way and number large enough that not just normal citizens saw them, but entire police stations did.
My personal assessment has been in line with the one outlined at the article linked to above.
Gen. Nikolai T. Antoshkin, the commander of a dangerous helicopter firefighting operation in which he and other pilots braved radiation exposure to contain the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, passed away in 2021. He fought in several of the country’s wars and had a long military career.
During that career he made a brief appearance in a Russian documentary sharing his experiences with UFOs during his military career as a pilot. In that documentary he also expressed that these UFOs are from advanced civilizations who are, in some way we don’t quite understand, keeping tabs on our civilization to make sure we don’t completely destroy the planet.
He also emphasized that these objects are commonly observed near facilities where the situation is “unstable.” These include nuclear and chemical weapons facilities.
In 2012, then Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev actually referenced the documentary, stating that their government knows that we are being visited. Mainstream media outlets actually picked up on the story and claimed he was joking.
What makes his (Antoshkin) claims seem more credible is the fact that it’s a matter of public record that UFOs are commonly spotted near or within the vicinity of nuclear weapons facilities. ‘
In June 2021, Luis Elizondo, former director of the Pentagon’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program emphasized this fact in an interview with the Washington Post. He explained how it’s a global phenomenon, that these objects have interfered with and brought nuclear weapon launching capabilities completely offline.
I know a lot of Protestants especially believe UFOs to essentially be demonic events, however, I see no reason why extraterrestrial visitations of a real nature and demonic events masquerading as such are in any way mutually exclusive. Both can be true, although, in my experience, they are qualitatively different.
In The Face on Mars, I explain in logical detail, with all the relevant evidence, why such extraterrestrial beings would be very likely pacifist in nature, at least with regards to obvious, external, weapons of mass destruction. And why if they were nefarious, their modus operandi would likely be of a subtler, insidious nature rather than overt military hostilities.
A more cinematic view is presented in my fiction series The Overlords of Mars, but the logic stands in both cases.
Russians discuss UFOs more openly
It has been my experience that the Russians have always had a far more objective perspective on the whole UFO issue than the more sensationalist and hyperbolic Americans.
I have discussed my own experiences with UFOs, to some degree, before. The event is also described in my The Face on Mars and was a widely reported on event in South Africa at the time, as the UFOs in question travelled along the main highway if South Africa, the N1 in a way and number large enough that not just normal citizens saw them, but entire police stations did.
My personal assessment has been in line with the one outlined at the article linked to above.
I know a lot of Protestants especially believe UFOs to essentially be demonic events, however, I see no reason why extraterrestrial visitations of a real nature and demonic events masquerading as such are in any way mutually exclusive. Both can be true, although, in my experience, they are qualitatively different.
In The Face on Mars, I explain in logical detail, with all the relevant evidence, why such extraterrestrial beings would be very likely pacifist in nature, at least with regards to obvious, external, weapons of mass destruction. And why if they were nefarious, their modus operandi would likely be of a subtler, insidious nature rather than overt military hostilities.
A more cinematic view is presented in my fiction series The Overlords of Mars, but the logic stands in both cases.
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