Churchill and Eisenhower, Guilty of Secrecy Ufo Files
by The British Government, with the U.S. took the issue seriously so that UFO reports were asked for their secrecy at least 50 years, and this five decade since the last century, said in a report quoted British National Archives BBC.
Both Winston Churchill and Dwight Eisenhower were so interested in the problem of unidentified flying objects that intelligence services were asked to send weekly reports on the evolution of the phenomenon. Furthermore, British Prime Minister urged all information to be classified as top secret to prevent mass hysteria among the population.
Report says British discovered in the archives, since 1957, UFO sightings were so common that the record at least a week. The same file shows that the problem was so serious that has been debated, not once in the council of war. Perhaps the most serious incident was one in which a group of British bombers was followed by a UFO on its way back up above Great Britain, one of the main reasons why these phenomena and demanded secrecy.
Declassification of those records came as a response to the request of media and the population and has gained a global character, most world governments choosing to release files on UFO appearance. The same reports, the number of unexplained phenomena has increased dramatically along with the 90, only in Britain, in 1996, registering over 600 UFO appearances, three more than in the previous five years.
Among the cases revealed by the British National Archives and include:
* The incident in 1995 when a Boeing 737 pilot missed a little collision with a UFO near Manchester Airport.
* So-called “Welsh Roswell” case of 1974, the British secret services were called to investigate the remains of a crashed UFO in the Berwyn Mountains, Wales.
* Data about the basis on which British intelligence believed were analyzed traces alleged alien creatures.
* Footage shot in 1964 during ballistic tests, which presumably occurs in the image of a “spaceman” alien.
* The incident happened over the Hebrides when a powerful explosion, spent over the Atlantic, has sparked panic among the population explosion is not part of any experiment conducted by the British army.
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