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A secret alliance hidden in plain sight.
Has a deal been done? I think
we don't know the whole picture.
Joint space missions
with undisclosed agendas.
Why do we not have
a good HD photograph
of whatever that big tower is? Why?
Have the United States and Russia
been working together from the very beginning
of the Space Race...
Both Russia and the U.S. know
about working extraterrestrial technology.
...in preparation for the ultimate
extraterrestrial encounter?
Cooperation is the only way
that we could actually achieve some sort
of mutual defense of the planet Earth.
Seoul, South Korea.
March 26, 2012.
The leaders of over 50 nations gather
for the Nuclear Security Summit,
a two-day conference to discuss issues
regarding the proliferation and safekeeping of nuclear weapons.
During a photo op between
American President Barack Obama
and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev,
who was soon to be replaced
by then Prime Minister Vladimir Putin,
the two leaders
have an off-the-record conversation that raises more
than a few eyebrows.
But even more intriguing were recorded
but not filmed comments
in which President Obama told Medvedev,
"It's important for him to give me space."
And to which Medvedev replied,
"I understand your message about space."
The revelation was extraordinary.
President Obama's quote was,
"It's important for him to give me space."
What does that mean?
Some people think it simply means breathing space,
space to operate,
room to maneuver politically.
But there is an interpretation
that suggests he meant literally.
"It's important for him to give me space."
Outer space.
Any time you hear governments talk about space,
you hear them talk about space exploration,
trust me, the-the underlying,
implied, unspoken reality behind that
is the alien presence.
It is possible that Russia and America,
in some aspects of the space question
and maybe the extraterrestrial question,
maybe they are working together after all.
Is it possible
that, even between two of the world's
most powerful political rivals,
there is a secret understanding,
one based on America and Russia's past
and future roles in outer space?
Ancient astronaut theorists say yes,
and they also believe that this secret understanding extends
to numerous experiences involving
extraterrestrial contact.
As evidence,
they point to an occasion that took place
just a few months after Medvedev's now-famous exchange
with Barack Obama.
On December 7, 2012,
after giving a primetime network interview in Moscow,
Medvedev made remarks offstage
which seemed to openly acknowledge
the existence of extraterrestrials
and the Russian government's efforts
to keep that existence a secret.
Although most of the journalists in the room
believed the Russian president's remarks
to have been made in jest,
there were others who were not so certain.
This is one of the most dramatic statements
that emanates out of Russia, and so it's fascinating.
Dmitry Medvedev said, "When you become president of Russia",
"you're given information on aliens in our country
and the human groups that are monitoring them."
He was totally with a straight face during all of this.
Here he is on film saying
that there is a secret governmental cooperation
occurring in the background
that has the highest levels of classification
to really monitor extraterrestrials
that are visiting our planet.
Forget all the differences.
Forget ideologies.
At the highest level,
the two nations work together.
After World War II,
there was a number of UFO encounters,
very important encounters,
and this gave impetus to joint cooperation between our nations.
Joint cooperation?
Even during the tension-filled decades of the Cold War?
Ancient astronaut theorists believe
that not only did such a secret relationship exist
but that it began several decades ago
as a consequence of what they believe
to be the Soviet Union's first documented UFO encounter,
an event they commonly refer to
as the Russian Roswell.
Southern Russia.
June 19, 1948.
At a remote Soviet military installation
known as Kapustin Yar,
an unidentified flying object
is detected over the base.
Strange blips were seen on radar.
Something was tracked
performing extraordinary speeds and maneuvers.
And a Russian fighter jet was sent to intercept it.
The pilot saw
a silver cigar-shaped object
and was told, "Shoot this thing down.
It's in restricted military airspace."
The UFO fired some sort of directed energy weapon,
a death ray.
But before the Russian jet was downed,
it managed to launch a missile
and shoot down the UFO.
Some people have speculated
this was the time that the Russians found out
about extraterrestrials.
According to the myths and legends,
at Kapustin Yar, they actually recovered bodies,
they recovered the spacecraft itself,
and it was kept there for study and reverse engineering.
We are told that there is
a underground facility under Kapustin Yar,
similar, probably, to facilities here in the States,
where a full examination could be performed
on the pilots of these craft.
To ancient astronaut theorists and researchers,
what makes the Kapustin Yar story all the more significant
is that it occurred within a year
of the now-infamous Roswell incident,
in which a UFO reportedly crashed in the New Mexico desert
sometime in June of 1947.
That took place near the only active
military unit in the world that had nuclear weapons.
That was the Roswell 509th Bombing Unit,
and they had nukes.
Similarly, over at the Soviet Union,
at places like Kapustin Yar,
we've got significant UFO activity being reported,
military engagements,
just like in the United States.
And I personally believe
that extraterrestrials had a strong interest
in the nuclear technologies that were then developing
on planet Earth,
which is exactly why they were there.
Could it be that both the Kapustin Yar
and Roswell incidents were attempts
by extraterrestrials
to make contact because of mankind's
recent development of nuclear weapons?
But if such contact did occur,
did it signal an era of secret cooperation
between the world's two great superpowers
or did it only trigger
a greater degree of rivalry and competition?
In Roswell, you had the crash.
You had the recovered alien bodies, but the aliens
were dead. There was no way to communicate with them,
because they had been killed.
So we had the technology
but probably no really good idea
on how to start reverse engineering it.
Whereas at Kapustin Yar, as the story goes,
they not only got the spacecraft itself
but, apparently, there was
at least one survivor of the incident.
So what could the Russians possibly have learned
from that alien extraterrestrial biological entity
that we were not able to learn from our Roswell incident?
Why were the Russians first into space?
Why did they manage to do Sputnik 1
and then send Yuri Gagarin up into orbit
and leave the Americans standing?
Because, on paper, you'd think that the U.S. government
should have won that race, but they didn't.
If the Russians got live aliens,
maybe they found out something from what happened
at Kapustin Yar that gave them the edge in the Space Race.
Is it possible that the Soviet Union
gained a strategic advantage in the so-called Space Race
because of help it received from an extraterrestrial visitor?
But if so,
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