Roswell UFO Was Not Of This Earth And There Were ET Cadavers: Ex-CIA Agent Says

When I was an FSO in the Political Section of the US Embassy in Saudi Arabia in the mid-70s, my CIA counterpart told me one of his friends in Langley had informed him that the "cadavers" had been flown to the Wright-Patterson AFB shortly after the event as well as the remains of the spacecraft, which was being studied for possible retro-fitting.

What enhances the credibility of the entire Roswell episode is that the only three atomic bombs in the US arsenal at the time were stored at Roswell AFB and the wing of B-47s [I believe] were the only aircraft outfitted to load and deploy the bombs had Stalin actually begun an invasion of the free part of Western Europe as the pre-NATO Americans believed him to be holding under consideration. [The USA was the only nation possessing nukes until the Russians in 1950 with the help of American spies.]

Wouldn't it make some sort of cosmic sense that a nuclear explosion would have alerted our more evolved life-companions to observe our delivery systems? There had been a violent summer thunderstorm a couple of nights before the wreckage of the spacecraft was discovered at an exceedingly remote site by a sheepherder, I believe. There were certainly a spate of UFO sightings in 1947 for the first time in great profusion and such a mishap was more or less within the bounds of possibility.
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