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Russian meddling: they are two words that just about everyone has come to know very well in the last few years. Only a fool or someone with an agenda of a sinister kind would deny that such meddling occurred. But, who knew that for decades the Russians secretly used the UFO phenomenon as a means to try and destabilize the West? Why did the Russians try to recruit some of the most well-known UFO Contactees of the 1950s? Whats the connection between the KGB and the notorious Majestic 12 documents? Why did the Soviet Union fabricate tales of aliens and feed them to the Pentagon? Does the UFO meddling still continue to this day? These are just a few of the many questions that Nick Redfern answers in his chilling new book.

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UFOs, Russian Meddling,

Soviet Spies & Cold War Secrets

Flying

Saucers

from the

Kremlin

Nick Redfern

Published by Lisa Hagan Books 2019

www.lisahaganbooks.com

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ISBN: 978-1-945962-18-9

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Introduction

Russian meddling : they are two words that just about everyone has come to know very well in the last few years. Only a fool or someone with an agenda of a sinister kind would deny that such meddling occurred. And on a large scale. It clearly did. The outrageous, almost flagrant, ways in which the Russians unfortunately succeeded in manipulating the United States political arena in 2016 are out there for one and all to see. Without the hacking, without the Russians widespread use of social media to influence the mindset of the American public, and without the shameful no evidence of meddling assertions of certain factions of the right-wing media, the United States would be in a far better shape than it is right now. And, theres little doubt that the Russians were practically in a state of glee when President Donald Trump chose not to take any significant action against the Russians for their intrusive activities. As CNN noted on July 16, 2018:

U.S. President Donald Trump, in a stunning rebuke of the U.S. intelligence community, declined on Monday to endorse the U.S. governments assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election, saying he doesnt see any reason why Russia would be responsible. Instead, Trump - standing alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin - touted Putins vigorous denial and pivoted to complaining about the Democratic National Committees server and missing emails from Hillary Clintons personal account.

Still on the matter of Putin, lets not forget that from 1975 to 1991 he was employed as a foreign intelligence officer in the KGB. History.com states, The KGB was the primary security agency for the Soviet Union from 1954 until its collapse in 1991. The KGB served a multi-faceted role outside of and within the Soviet Union, working as both an intelligence agency and a force of secret police. It was also tasked with some of the same functions as the Department of Homeland Security in the United States today, safeguarding the country from domestic and foreign threats.

What all of this tells us is that the Russian government is not our friend, its not our buddy. Its a threat to our nation and to the West as a whole. Short of a nuclear war (which neither side could ever possibly win), the Russians have done whatever they could to try and ensure military superiority over the United States and its allies. There is, however, nothing new about all of this. For decades and particularly so when the Cold War was at its height the Russians have sought to find more and more ways to erode our way of life. In the latter part of the 1940s, the Soviet Union embarked on a program designed to use the UFO phenomenon as a dangerous weapon. Not by attacking us with real flying saucers. But, by using the lore, the legend, and the belief-systems that surround the UFO subject. And, in the process, hoping to provoke hysteria and paranoia in the western world.

Its vital to note that Flying Saucers from the Kremlin is not a skeptical look at the UFO mystery. Just because, for years, the Russians planted and circulated numerous bogus stories of UFOs, doesnt mean there isnt a real mystery to be solved. As I personally see it, there certainly is a genuine puzzle to figure out. It remains steadfastly unresolved. Its important that I make that distinction: there are real UFOs and there are deliberately-crafted lies concerning UFOs. Maybe, the saucers are the products of government agencies. They could be the creations of extraterrestrials. Possibly of interdimensional creatures. Or, the work of something even stranger (time-travelers, maybe?). There could be multiple origins, rather than just one. Thats an issue that we can ponder on forever and a day. But, trying to figure out what UFOs are , is not the goal of this book. Im here to demonstrate to you how a real strange presence in our midst became entangled in the Cold War between the West and the Soviet Union.

Come with me now as we go on a wild and controversial ride into both the past and the present. Youll see how the Russians tried to use the Contactee movement of the 1950s to their distinct advantage; spread tales of crashed UFOs and alien autopsies; recruited American UFO enthusiasts who also had connections to the U.S. government - into their strange games; created bogus government documents (including at least some of the much-debated Majestic 12 papers); forged links with saucer-seekers in both the U.K. and Australia; and even incorporated the history of the AIDS virus into their disturbing agenda. And theres much much more.

No such thing as Russian meddling? Dont make me laugh.

1. The more I observed these objects the more upset I became

Before we get to the matter of how and why the U.S. Government was so concerned about a Russian-UFO connection, its important to understand the fraught climate that existed in the United States in the post-Second World War era and beyond. And, also how it allowed for UFO-themed shenanigans of a truly weird form to nurture and soon expand into the 1950s and onward. Were talking about the Reds under the beds scares that had a decisive grip on elements of the populace. In many ways, they were driven by one man: Wisconsin Republican Senator Joseph McCarthy. He, more than anyone else, seeded in the minds of many the notion that there were Soviets, and Russian sympathizers, here, there and just about everywhere in the United States. For the best part of a half a decade, McCarthy hammered home what he saw as a dangerous communist plot to undermine the United States and to destroy the fabric of American society. In McCarthys mind, they were everywhere. Americans needed to know that. Time was running out for the land of the free, as McCarthy saw it.

Its very easy to understand how and why such fears of the Russians began to surface and quickly too. There was widespread relief when the Allies won the Second World War in 1945. But, then, not long after Hitler and his cronies were thankfully gone, the world was faced with yet another potential enemy, one that was just as dangerous to national security as the Germans: the Soviet Union. Four years after the Japanese cities of Nagasaki and Hiroshima were turned into rubble and ash, and their citizens were killed in six-figures, the Russians well and truly flexed their muscles by detonating their very own atomic bomb. The world collectively shuddered. Fears of a looming, civilization-ending, Third World War understandably grew.

It was also during this state of flux and fear that the House Un-American Committee (HUAC) which was created in 1938 - was busily trying to dig out Soviet agents and U.S. citizens who had pro-Russian beliefs. The sponsor and first chairman of the HUAC was Martin Dies, Jr., a Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives. As well soon see, in a strange way, Dies, Jr. had a tie to one of the key players in the early years of Ufology. That same player was suspected of being a communist, as well also soon see.

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