Subject: Mike Q-insey.  Part 3 of 3. 
Aug. 18, 2011.

  This talks about disabling siloes.

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Clearly, they are quite capable of handling themselves if they are 
confronted
by other, say, space craft or by beings that are going to be violent towards 
them.
But they do not want to get involved in that type of issue. They've never 
been
violent to the best of my knowledge, although there have been incidents
where they have been chased by craft from the Earth, and they got themselves
into a decision where the space people have had to put them off. They have
destroyed some craft, but only, I would say, as an act of self-defense when
there wasn't any other option.

Maarten: Yes, I understand. What is interesting is that they also disabled
some nuclear silos, is that correct?

Mike: Oh, yes. Quite a few. I think that was to back up their instructions 
if
you could call them instructions that no government would be allowed the
use of nuclear devices. So, if someone ignores that, if they put nuclear
devices into the air with the idea of launching them, then they would be
confronted by the space people who would either remove or disable the
weapons. That happened not too long ago, apparently, so I understand,
when there was a fleet that gathered in the Gulf and they were joined by
other craft. The idea was, so we're told, that they were going to fire
nuclear devices into Iran. So, to stop that, they disabled all the electrics
and electronics so they could not communicate on-board the ships or use
their weaponry. But it is the same thing, what they did with the silos, in
saying, 'Look, you wouldn't be allowed to use these, and if we need to, we
can stop you'.

Maarten: That particular event you were is that correct? Is that the missile
you were speaking about, that event?

Part 3 of 3.

John Winston  johnfw@mlode.com