In 1995, American engineer and geologist Phil Schneider released a photograph of an unknown man. According to Schneider, he met with this man during the execution of secret government assignments. His name was Valiant Thor, and he was an alien from Venus working for the United States government. At least that's what Thor himself claimed …
The photo was shown by Schneider during a lecture he was giving. He reported that it was taken in 1943. According to Schneider, Thor only looked human. Physiologically, he was very different from ordinary people. So he allegedly had six fingers on each hand, the heart was enlarged, the lung - only one and huge, the blood contained copper oxide …
Philip Schneider claimed to have participated in secret government projects for the construction of underground military bases, and also worked in the famous "Zone-51" and there he met Thor. The IQ of the latter was 1200, which does not correspond to human standards. Thor spoke fluently about 100 languages, including aliens, and his age was allegedly about 500 years old.
In addition, Schneider assured that he knew many government secrets. For example, that the American government has at its disposal a device capable of causing earthquakes, which has been used more than once in practice; that in 1954 the so-called Grenada Agreement was concluded between the US authorities and the "gray men"; that the AIDS virus was developed at the Chicago Laboratory as a tool to control humanity; and, finally, that an alien invasion of Earth is being prepared …
Phil said he was one of three people who survived the 1979 shootout at an underground military base in Dulce between US intelligence officials and aliens. As a result of exposure to alien weapons, Schneider received a charge of radiation and subsequently fell ill with cancer …
During a lecture in 1995, Schneider stated that over the past 22 years, 11 of his best friends, who knew something about the so-called government "conspiracy theory", had died … Eight episodes were officially declared suicides. In particular, on August 6, 1993, Schneider's friend Ron Rummel, who had previously served in the Air Force, was killed. According to the official version, he shot himself in the mouth with a pistol. However, no blood or fingerprints were found on the pistol lying nearby … And the examination showed that the suicide note, which was also found next to the corpse, was written by a left-handed person. Rummel was naturally right-handed …
Few people took Phil Schneider's stories seriously, until on January 17, 1996, shortly after the information about Valiant Thor was made public, he was found dead in his apartment … Schneider was lying on the floor next to the piano, wires were wound around his neck … The official cause of death was said to be suicide, although there are some reports of torture left on the body. Many ufologists believe that representatives of the American special services "removed" Schneider because he "knew too much" … Editor-in-chief of Veterans Today magazine Gordon Duff called Schneider a "UFO witness", believing that he was surprisingly deeply aware of the contacts of the American government with aliens …
One could write off the stories about the "alien from Venus" and suicide on the paranoia that tormented Schneider, but it turned out that Schneider was not the only one who had information about Thor. Thus, Dr. Frank Strange published the book "Stranger in the Pentagon", in which he told about his meeting with Valiant Thor in 1959. According to Strangees' description, he was a man about 180 centimeters tall and weighing 84 kilograms, with curly brown hair and brown eyes … The book says that Thor met with US Presidents Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon. By the way, Timothy Good, a former consultant to the US government, also speaks about Eisenhower's connection with aliens.
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Was there actually a man named Valiant Thor? It is possible that there was a certain subject who only introduced himself as Valiant Thor … After all, there is information that the US government is deliberately "launching" disinformation about UFOs and contacts with aliens. It is difficult to say why this is being done. Either in order to hide real contacts, or to cover up a number of secret military developments with an "alien hypothesis". What a demand from aliens! Most likely, of course, the second … After all, there is still no evidence that at least one of the planets of the solar system has life, including Venus, from which Thor allegedly arrived … Therefore, it is much more difficult to believe in the "alien" version than secret technologies invented by earthlings …
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