freepressreleases - Did Eisenhower Nearly Launch an Alien War in 1956?:
"Did a town in Colorado become so vulnerable to alien attack that President Eisenhower prepared for war? It did according to 'The Top Secret UFO Project,' filmmaker R. J. Thomas' parody of UFO documentaries.
One of the great truth-or-hoax tales in UFO folklore involves a 1954 meeting between President Eisenhower and aliens at the Edwards Air Force Base in California. But Ike's connection to UFOs had a bigger story than that, one in which he prepared for a possible alien war, or so the legend goes in 'The Top Secret UFO Project,' filmmaker R. J. Thomas' parody of UFO documentaries."
Friday, February 2, 2007
freepressreleases - Did Eisenhower Nearly Launch an Alien War in 1956?
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