Wikileaks Published That US Destroyed An Alien Base On The Moon

by | Jan 31, 2022 | Alien, Space | 0 comments

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According to a document published by Wikileaks, the United States had a base on the moon that was eventually destroyed by Russia. The man behind this theory is Scott Waring and according to him, his destruction occurred over 70 years.

Waring also stated that it was during lunar expeditions of the Apollo missions performed by NASA when the base was destroyed. The theory began when the last three trips from the Apollo missions were deleted. This happened because they were transformed into missions for extraterrestrial recovery that could be a threat to the United States.

Wikileaks Just Published That the US Destroyed An Alien Base On The Moon

Scott Waring used some videos published on the internet related to the mission Apollo 20 when the US and Russia traveled to the moon. During that assignment, Scott collected enough material to talk about his theory.

Destroyed An Alien Base On The Moon

According to these videos, astronauts found an alien ship along with a woman in a coma and connected to the ship through a kind of hose. This woman was brought back to earth but never woke up, so no one really discovered how the woman got there.

The next is pretty obvious: The US eventually destroyed the base because they considered it a threat. According to Scott, the US destroyed the base after collecting enough material from it. In this way, the United States made sure that no one could access that information and technology apart from them.

Although this theory has not been scientifically confirmed, there are high chances that it will be true.

So, what other information is there besides this document that shows that something strange is and has happened on the moon? There’s a lot of information, so it’s hard to know where to start.

First of all, the idea of bases on the moon has been an open discussion within the government for a long time, although the information is not easy to find, it is definitely out there. A document from the government’s own publisher is a good example. It clearly shows that one of the goals of the US government is to build a base on the moon, and this is as far back as 1966. (source)

Part of the document reads with reference to President Kennedy and Johnson in a statement by HON. George P. Miller:

I also believe that we can and will achieve the goal set by Presidents Kennedy and Johnson: a manned landing on the moon before 1970. My own confidence in our rapidly growing science and technology is such that I can visualize many more dramatic advances ahead, although I will not set a timetable for them. 1. The exploration of the lunar surface and the possible establishment of one or more permanent bases there.

In addition, decades of old documents have been declassified discussing this topic, showing how serious and far-fetched progress has been with these intentions.

Take a look at the screenshot below, taken from the CIA’s electronic reading room in the form of a memorandum addressed to the CIA Director regarding “Military Thought (Top Secret)” by Lieutenant General Korenevskiy.

The document above really goes into detail about the importance of weapons space. This is thinking of another document from Wikileaks, in the form of an email sent to politician John Podesta from Dr. Edgar Mitchell, Apollo 14 astronaut, and Dr. Carol Rosin. It reads as follows:

“Dear John, Because the War in the Space race is heating up, I felt you should be aware of several factors as you and I schedule our Skype talk. Remember, our nonviolent ETI from the contiguous universe is helping us bring zero point energy to Earth. They will not tolerate any forms of military violence on Earth or in space. The following information in italics was shared with me by my colleague Carol Rosin, who worked closely for several years with Wernher von Braun before his death. Carol and I have worked on the Treaty on the Prevention of the Placement of Weapons in Outer Space, attached for your convenience.”

 

 

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