Reagan's Extraterrestrial Fixation: Will Records Reveal UFO Briefing?

This compilation of articles by Michael Salla examines the persistent interest of President Ronald Reagan in extraterrestrial life and the potential existence of a highly classified U.S. space program. The author highlights the release of nearly 250,000 pages of Reagan administration records, prompted by an April 9, 2009, letter from President Obama's legal counsel, Gregory Craig. Salla suggests these records might clarify Reagan's frequent, often ad-libbed, references to extraterrestrial threats and the potential for global unity in the face of such an encounter. The text details several specific instances where Reagan discussed alien threats, including a 1985 summit with Mikhail Gorbachev and a 1987 address to the United Nations General Assembly. Furthermore, the author analyzes a June 11, 1985, diary entry in which Reagan mentions a shuttle capacity to orbit 300 people, interpreting this as evidence of a secret space fleet. The articles incorporate testimony from various figures, including former Lockheed Skunkworks CEO Ben Rich, whistleblower Edgar Fouche, and former NASA employee Clark McClelland, to support the theory of an advanced, antigravity-based space fleet operating under U.S. Strategic Command. The document concludes by suggesting that the newly released records may finally reveal the truth behind these claims and the nature of the briefings Reagan may have received.