Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
Today's topic US Presidents and ET.
I'm about to play a excerpt from a statement that President Trump
recently made that came across my Twitter feed.
And in it, President Trump refers to people not of this
particular world, not of this particular world.
Now some people think that possibly Trump is referring to
extraterrestrials, aliens, NA cheese, whatever you want to
call them, but it does seem like it could be a possibly candid,
off script moment. So listen to the following 14
second clip and then you decide. Think of it. 151 countries.
Somebody said to me today that wasn't in this particular world.
They didn't know that we had that many countries. 151
countries. That's something.
All right. Hope you had a chance to listen
to that now. Could it be that Trump was
simply talking about people that weren't at this particular
world? As in they were maybe in the
business world, or in the world of entertainment or technology
as opposed to the world of politics.
But there is reason to wonder if he wasn't talking about
something else. In fact, I think it was just
about two days ago or so that the Space Force lifted its first
rocket into space. And I'm not even sure what we
know was in that rocket. But there does seem to have been
an incredible amount of activity and buzz by the government
regarding UF O's and space, Outer space, near space, the
possibility of meteorites crashing, the possibility of
life outside our solar system, or even inside our solar system.
And this comment by Trump, it's almost as if maybe we're being
primed for something. Food for thigh?
Perhaps, Perhaps not, but the fact remains that other
presidents have also been linked to alien encounters of their
own, and Eisenhower is one of the ones that we commonly know
about. And if you go to Daily Mail dot
UK we find an article from back. I believe it was in 2004, 2012
by Anthony Bond. It's titled President Eisenhower
had Three secret meetings with aliens, former Pentagon
consultant claims Gazanna says Former American president Dwight
Eisenhower had three secret meetings with aliens.
A former U.S. government consultant claims the 34th
President of the United States met the extraterrestrials at a
remote air base in New Mexico in 1954.
According to lecturer and author Timothy Goode, Eisenhower and
the other FBI officials are said to have organized the showdown
with the space creatures by sending out telepathic messages.
The two parties finally met up three separate occasions at the
Holman Air Force Base, and there were many witnesses.
Conspiracy theorists have circulated increased rumors in
recent months, but the meeting between the commanderinchief and
people from another planet took place.
Goes on, it says. But the claims from Mr. Good, a
former US congressman and Pentagon consultant, are the
first to be to be made publicly by a prominent academic.
Well, when the president's former advisors and academic
advisors start to talk about UFOs and aliens and a
president's involvement with that phenomena, you've got my
attention. Speaking on Frank Skinner's BBC2
Current Affair show Opinionated, he said that the governments
around the world have been in regular contact with aliens for
many decades. Aliens have made both formal and
informal contact with thousands of people throughout the world
from all walks of life, he added.
Ask why the aliens don't go to somebody important like Barack
Obama, he said. Well, certainly I can tell you
that in 1954, President Eisenhower had three encounters
set up meetings with aliens which took place at certain Air
Force bases, including Holloman Air Force Base and New Mexico.
He added that there were many witnesses.
Eisenhower, who was president from 1953 to 1961, is known to
have had a strong belief in life on other planets.
It's interesting I didn't know that the former Five Star
General in the United States Army, who commanded the Allied
forces in Europe during the Second World War, was also keen
on pushing the US space program. His meeting with the cosmic life
form is said to have taken place with officials, while officials
were told that he was on vacation in Palm Springs, CA in
February 1954. Now we've seen this with other
with other accounts of when presidents were presented with
UFO information where it seems like they're leaving a great
number of their administration out of the loop.
It seems like who usually is in the loop on these things is the
military, and it goes on. It says the initial meeting.
The the initial meeting is supposed to have taken place
with aliens who were Nordic and appearance, but the agreement
was eventually signed with a race called Alien Grays, Mr.
Goodman added. We know that up to 90% of all
UFO reports can be explained in conventional terms.
However, I would say millions of world millions of people
worldwide have actually seen the real thing.
According to classified documents released by the
Ministry of Defense in 2010, Winston Churchill may have
ordered a UFO sighting to be kept secret.
The UFO was seen over the East Coast of England by an RAF
reconnaissance plane returning from Amesha in France or Germany
toward the end of the war. Churchill is said to have
discussed how to deal with the UFO sightings with Eisenhower.
Well, that would not be hard to believe that you would have
these two world leaders discussing the UFO phenomenon
and what to do about it. Now, there's been a lot of other
things written about Eisenhower's particular meeting
with with ET, and some of the stuff that's been written is a
little on the dark side. Some people think that they came
to some sort of agreement where the aliens were allowed to take
so many people from the planet for experimentation.
Abductions, you would say. And the deal was that they had
to return them. That notion makes some sense
because I remember one of my college professions one time
many, many years ago, they're discussing this and he said,
well, if aliens existed and they abducted people, why wouldn't
they just take them like we take animal samples?
But if there was some sort of cosmic law or some sort of some
sort of belief in their part that we could be a danger to
them, or maybe it's just easier. It could be believable that
these things did have some sort of meeting with Eisenhower, And
Eisenhower being a realist, rather than to go to war with
these things, did allow them to take a certain number of people
to be abducted on an annual basis.
Maybe a certain number of Cal sacrifices.
Who knows under the condition that they were not allowed to
kill humans or or, you know, severely injure them.
And I've always thought that, that I've always thought that
particular theory had a certain level of just it appealed to me
on an intuitive level because it explains a lot of things, could
be completely off on that. But I've always, you know,
thought that theory did it did have a certain appeal to it,
that it could possibly be true. Now another president who was
rumored to have had an ET connection of course was Richard
Nixon and this article here from theblackvault.com talks about a
story that was relayed by I believe it was Jackie Gleason's
wife Beverly Gleason and it's it's on the black fault.
You can find it there. The date on that I'm not sure
for this particular article, but it's on theblackvault.com and
the title is Jackie Gleason and the Picked alien by Kenny Young
that says the following was researched and published by the
late UFO researcher and investigator.
Kenny Young is archived here for reference.
And then it says note the following reports were filed
after several years of trying to locate the subject.
Beverly Gleason Mckittrick, exwife of the famous comedian
Jack Gleason. Her comments would help clarify
a story that has become a ufological legend.
The alleged Richard the alleged Richard Nixon Jackie Gleason
encounter with pickled aliens in July of 2003.
She was located at her home in eastern Maryland and her remarks
were most interesting, KY says. The morning I spoke by telephone
with Beverly Gleason Mckittrick and exwife of the late comedian
Jackie Gleason, I explained to her that I was interested in the
progress of her book and she could talk about Jackie
Gleason's claim of seeing alien bodies at Homestead Air Force
Base in Florida. She said that the book never
came out as she had stopped writing of it.
She said she was glad to get out of it as Jackie Gleason did not
seem pleased with her quoting him on the on the aliens in
Florida. She said that there was not much
additional tell as the whole story regarding Jackie Gleason
and the aliens, as far as she knew, had already been printed.
Anyway, it says Esquire magazine interviewed me after our
separation, she said. And I talked about how Jackie
told me about seeing dead aliens in Florida.
I think it was sometime in 74 when this happened.
When I said that it was when I said that, it was because he
told me after the interview was published, Jackie was upset
about the story being public. He called and said you'd
appreciate me giving the interview, and that's when I
started to wonder if the story was iffy.
Well, this was a famous story at the time and they have a picture
of the tablet here. It says I saw bodies of dead
aliens at top at top secret Air Force Base.
Well, you can understand why Jackie Gleason might not have
been happy about this encounter being reported, especially if it
was just kind of an intentionally personal, you
know, chummy moment between him and him and Nixon going to see
these bodies. Now, some people might think
that sounds crazy, You know, here we have Richard Nixon and
Jackie Gleason sneaking off in a golf cart or whatever to see as
aliens. But if you read some of the
stuff about Nixon, in spite of the things about his presidency,
have how his presidency turned out, he was kind of a quirky
guy. I think I've read that he was a
hard drinker, but it seems like at some level he was an
intensely approachable person. I from what I've read about
Nixon and his personality I really if there were aliens at
Holman Air Force Base and he had become friends with Jackie
Gleason and apparently Nixon had a lot of male friends that he
was just a great guy friend with and that he was in the old
school sense of the word and so I could really I have no problem
imagine him doing something it it seems like something out of a
out of the comedy. But I really I really believe
that this could happen. I mean given if the aliens
existed and Nixon had access to them and he was able to.
I have. I have no doubt in my mind from
what I know about him, but he would just do it because he just
seems like that kind of a guy. He goes on and says the reason I
became iffy about it is because I wondered if it was really
true. I mean, I believed in the whole.
I believed that the whole time I bought the story hook, line and
sinker. But if it was true, then why did
he get so upset about it? Well, to me that's that's pretty
obvious why you get upset about it, because I'm sure he was
sworn to secrecy, or at least he felt like he was violating, he
was violating this time that he had with Nixon as a good friend
of his. So that that almost makes it
seem to me more likely that it was true.
Now it goes on, as Beverly went on to explain how Jackie came to
tell her of his experience. Jackie had been out very late
one night. I did not know who he was with,
she said. He told me where he was that
same evening. He said he had been in South
Florida with President Nixon to see some dead aliens there.
And I believed him. I believed him.
He was very convincing. He said Nixon was in contact
quite a bit, and I'm not. He and Nixon were in contact
quite a bit and I'm not sure how that was arranged, but it seemed
that and. I'm not sure how that was
arranged, but it seemed that their meetings were set up by an
associate of Nixon's. After he got back, he was very
pleased he had an opportunity to see the dead little man cases.
He explained to me that they what they look like, and he was
still talking about it the next day.
That tells me he wasn't just giving her some story because
he's he maybe he was out where he shouldn't have been, or maybe
he was with another woman. That tells me that he actually
saw these aliens and that it left an impression on him.
Just like if you've seen a UFO and you've seen one at a fairly
close distance, you know it definitely leaves an impression
on you. Beverly explained that during
her interview with Esquire magazine, she had made the
statement about Gleason's claim to see dead aliens, and
afterward, things between her and Jackie turned sour.
We were on the verge of divorce, but everything was OK until it
came out in escort, she said. She informed that Gleason never
did deny the story. Well, why wouldn't he have just
told people he made it up. I think it's because he knew it
was true and he just couldn't lie about it.
Regarding her announced intentions to write a book,
Beverly again said that she abandoned the project due in
large part to Gleason's objection to her comment about
him seeing the aliens. I just made that one statement
about the UF O's and it appeared in Esquire and I guess a few
other places. He didn't like it that and he
didn't like that. I thought, I just can't go
through with this, Let him live his life.
So I never wrote the book. I thank Beverly for talking with
me and ask if it would be okay for me to call her back later if
I had more questions. She agreed that concluded our
conversation and it's a special thanks to Donnie Blessing Grant
Cameron mostly a few other people about about this article.
It's his subject follow up with Beverly Gleason and then he goes
on and talks about the fact that he followed up with her and and
then later on you know everything that he had reported
to her he never denied. So there you go.
We have three different presidents with possibly three
different alien connections. You have Eisenhower, the
general, and it seems like it does just play right into his
personality where he's having this meeting, he's having a
parlay with these aliens on on on what to do.
And it seems like it seems like I, being a realist, sets down
and sign some sort of treaty with these aliens or maybe we
got a little bit of the short end of the stick.
But somehow maybe he was able to avert an all out confrontation
with these things because he knew he couldn't win it.
I find it interesting that at first he was supposed to talk to
the Nordics and then later on they said well you can talk to
the Nordic grace. It's if you aren't good enough
to talk to the top dogs. Almost like you know, we as an
advanced people might treat an indigenous people.
You know a couple, 100 years ago when we came in they weren't
about to let the president of the of the country of the United
States say have a set down parlay with the Native American
chieftains. But they would send out some you
know lower level ambassador. And that seems like that's kind
of what was happening here with like the fact that we're still
here and in one piece seems as if you must have negotiated a
pretty good deal. And then the second, the second
contact they talked about there with President Nixon.
And he does seem in so many ways, even though he had this
apparent weakness, this need to spy on people, this paranoia.
But at A at another level he was just completely approachable
person who just acted kind of like a cranky old man.
And I can just imagine him and Gleason being friends and and
Nixon almost being childlike and being like, hey, you want to
take a look at these aliens after they'd had maybe quite a
few shots of whiskey together? Because apparently from what I
read, Nixon did like he's whiskey.
I don't know. That's what said.
It's also said that he was. I remember I had a professor
many years ago told me that Nixon was an expert poker
player. I mean like high level.
So he wasn't a dumb guy, but I could just see him just taking
this, this great enjoyment with him and Gleason, you know, back
in 1974, viewing these dead aliens a little different, kind
of a little different kind of a meeting.
You got Ike meeting real life aliens and Nixon apparently has
been relegated to viewing some of the lower level dead aliens.
Makes you wonder really who's in control of who gets to see these
things. And then now with this whole
coronavirus thing going on and we're being told that the
population of the world's at risk.
And I, I have to say, I mean, I'm not buying all that.
I mean, I'm not saying people aren't dying from it, but I'm
not seeing this thing as the bubonic plague.
But that being said, it's weird that Trump has just come out and
made this comment about, well, these people weren't even from
or this person wasn't even from this world.
Yeah, it could have been a slip. You could have been talking
about from the world of politics.
But at the same time, you have to wonder if he's talking about
this world, the one we live in. Will we ever know if our
presidents actually have been in communication, talked with or
seen aliens, ET's NHE's, whatever?
I don't know. But these three stories combined
together really have to make a person wonder.
Until next time, UFO warning over and out.