Portal WikiLeaks on Monday, October 10, published the second part of the letters of John Podesta, head of the campaign team of the US presidential candidate from the Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton. Some of the letters turned out to be devoted to the question of the existence of UFO data. The attempt of The Wall Street Journal journalists to take a comment on this matter at the Clinton headquarters ended with the publication's interlocutor talking about Moscow's desire to influence the outcome of the presidential elections in the States.
Let us remind you that we are talking about e-mail stolen by unknown hackers from the systems of the National Committee of the Democratic Party.
The new letters published by WikiLeaks contain two messages to John Podesta from Blink 182 punk band leader Tom DeLonge, the content of which concerns their shared interest in declassifying government UFO data.
In a letter dated 2015, DeLonge promises to introduce Podesta to two "very important people familiar with this sensitive topic." In 2016, DeLonge tells Podesté about his conversation with a former US military official who "was in charge of this whole thing."
“When that Roswell incident happened, they sent a UFO to a laboratory at Wright-Patterson AFB. General McCasland until recently headed that very laboratory, - said DeLonge, recalling the Roswell incident in July 1947, which is associated with one of the most high-profile conspiracy theories related to alien life.
DeLonge was unable to promptly comment on the WSJ's request regarding these letters, and at the Clinton headquarters, ignoring the UFO question, they started talking about the Russian threat.
“Every American should be concerned that Russia is trying with such zeal to help Donald Trump become the president of the United States,” the source said.
According to Clinton's entourage and the American media, Russian hackers are involved in the hacking of the systems of the Democratic National Committee, although no official evidence of this has been published. The Kremlin has repeatedly denied Moscow's involvement in the cyber attacks.
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Note that John Podesta is known as an active supporter of declassifying government secrets in general and UFO files in particular. “I talked about it with Hillary. There are government secrets that people want to know and there are still files that can be declassified,”Podesta said earlier this year.
Hillary Clinton herself also said that she intends to get to the archives related to UFOs, since perhaps humanity has already encountered other civilizations. The presidential candidate considers it necessary to create a working group to investigate everything related to "Area 51" in Nevada, which became known due to numerous reports of unidentified flying objects. Many media outlets interpreted Clinton's statement as a joke, but Podesta made it clear that his candidate was serious.
Ex-head of the Clinton Foundation wanted to commit suicide due to stress
Former head of the Clinton charity, Laura Graham, was on the verge of committing suicide due to stress at work. This became known from the personal correspondence of Doug Band, who was previously one of the advisers to former US President Bill Clinton.
“Laura Graham called me late last night because she couldn't reach my brother and her therapist. She called to tell me about the stress of work, the WJC and CVC (initials of the names of ex-US President Bill Clinton and his daughter Chelsea Clinton - approx. NEWSru.com), and her family, and it all pushed her to the limit, she couldn't take it anymore,”Band wrote in December 2011.
According to him, Graham was sitting in the car near the lake, and "her foot was on the gas pedal." The band also rebuked the Clinton couple's daughter Chelsea of indifference, CNN reports. “She behaves like a spoiled child who does nothing but create problems. And she herself says that she has not found her way yet,”Band wrote.
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