June 1, 1983🇺🇸Disclosure

Stephen Lovekin Testimony: Star Wars Meant to Shield Against UFOs

Attorney and Brigadier General Stephen Lovekin, who served in the White House Army Signaling Agency under Eisenhower, later testifies that SDI/Star Wars 'was not meant to keep us from a Russian attack... it was there to put a curtain over Russian territory as well as our territory to protect the Russians as well as us from them.' Soviet Military Review (June 1989) later warns that UFOs approaching Earth could be misidentified by SDI satellites as combat missiles, potentially triggering nuclear war. Connects SDI to the UFO phenomenon rather than purely Cold War defense.

Date
June 1, 1983
Location
Washington, D.C.🇽🇽
Type
Disclosure
Country
🇺🇸 United States
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Background

1. Attorney and Brigadier General Stephen Lovekin testified that the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), also known as "Star Wars," was not primarily intended as a defense against a Russian attack. Instead, Lovekin claimed it was designed to create a protective "curtain" over both Russian and US territory, seemingly related to UFOs.

The Incident On an unspecified date, attorney and Brigadier General Stephen Lovekin, who served in the White House Army Signaling Agency under President Eisenhower, testified regarding the true purpose of the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), commonly known as "Star Wars." Lovekin stated that the program's primary objective was not to defend against a potential nuclear strike from Russia.

Lovekin asserted that the SDI was conceived to act as a shield or "curtain" over both the United States and Russia. This curtain was intended to protect both nations from an unspecified threat, implied to be related to UFOs.

Investigation The provided text does not detail any formal investigation into Lovekin's claims. The source material focuses on the testimony itself and its implications. No official response or inquiry is mentioned.

Significance Lovekin's testimony is significant within the UFO context because it suggests a high-level awareness of a potential extraterrestrial threat. His claim that the "Star Wars" program was repurposed to defend against UFOs implies that the US government considered this threat credible enough to warrant a major strategic shift. This testimony contributes to the disclosure narrative, hinting at a hidden agenda behind publicly stated defense strategies.

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