U.S. Air Force Satellite Began Spying on Aliens and UFO – Clapway – Clapway

This past week has seen it’s fair share of late night rocket launches in Cape Canaveral. According to the United Launch Alliance, these launches are part of a massive effort to send satellite’s up in space. Their purpose? For the U.S. Air Force to spy on UFO aliens.

UFO ALIENS POSE A THREAT TO THE U.S. AIRFORCE

The U.S. Airforce believes that space poses a threat to our security. For that reason, they are sending satellites into space. Once in orbit, they will become the eyes and ears of the U.S. Air Force as they hunt for dangerous UFO aliens. The satellites will be placed in the GEO. The GEO matches Earth’s rotation making it the perfect place for something to watch Earth.

IS THE AIRFORCE HUNTING UFO ALIENS FOR HUMANS?

One can’t help but ask if the U.S. Airforce really has intentions of protection us or simply wants to keep an eye out. Sure, dangerous UFO aliens could pose a threat. However, it’s convenient that they will have multiple satellites up there to spy on the whole world. People were up in arms about the NSA yet no one seems to care the government just launched a device that keeps tabs on the entire world. Is this really about safety or is this just another step in the ongoing war against Russia?

RUSSIA LAUNCHES SPY SATELLITES; UFO ALIENS TAKE A BACK SEAT TO COLD WAR

Here’s an interesting theory: the cold war never ended. Yes, the U.S and Russia have been one-upping each other for decades and it continues now. Apparently, the Russian military is launching their own fleet of high-tech spy satellites into orbit. The U.S may have beat them up there but soon enough, they’ll be joined by their arch nemesis in space. It’s clear that neither country trusts the other. Despite their politically correct conversations, the U.S and Russia are not allies. So now, we wait patiently for one of them to finally pull the trigger and put a start to this war that should have begun years ago.

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