Alien invasion confirmed by Russian PM

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Published on Dec 8, 2012
Staggering off the air Dmitri Medvedev. After the recording of a television program, Prime Minister of the Russian Federation did not realize that you have the microphone still open and you let go of the statements that leave nothing short of perplexing journalists and professionals in the studio: "I believe in Santa Claus, but not too much, "Medvedev begins, which continues risfoderando an old ball: aliens:" I can not tell you how many of them are among us at this time, otherwise it would trigger panic "

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From: JimOberg (debunker)

URL: www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=238582

Posted 02 December 2012 - 05:31 AM
On Saturday about two dozen news stories in Moscow appeared, quoting various Russian military leaders about the new Air & Space Defense Command, and how it's ready to protect the motherland against all threats up to and including UFOs -- but the generals then add, 'Of course we haven't encountered any real UFOs yet."

I can't find any English language material from there, on this theme. Sorry I don't have time to translate any myself for the moment, but even machine translation on searched items with 'NLO' [russian for UFO] might provide some insights.

I have no clue what prompted this media outburst but will be able to pay a little more attention in a day or two.

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Huffington Post:

Dmitry Medvedev, Russian Prime Minister, Jokes About Secret Alien, Extraterrestrial Files


Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev speaks during live televised interview from Moscow's Ostankino TV Center on Friday, Dec. 7, 2012. (AP Photo/RIA Novosti, Dmitry Astakhov, Government Press Service)

MOSCOW -- "Men in Black" agents K and J may be about to recruit a new Russian assistant: Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.

Medvedev has spoken about top secret files on aliens that may have landed in Russia.

In footage recorded Friday after a television interview, the former president joked that each Russian leader gets two folders with information about extraterrestrials that visited our planet – and stayed here.

Unseen on camera footage, he is heard telling a Ren TV journalist he could not tell "how many of them are among us, because it may cause panic." He said more details could be found in Barry Sonnenfeld's "Men in Black" films.

During his 2008-2012 presidency, Medvedev showed a sense of humor slightly more subtle than Putin's sometimes brutal jokes.