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Kazakhstan Government to Build UFO Base

Posted by Jon King on Apr 25, 2009

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Kazakhstan’s government announces plans to build the world’s first alien embassy complete with UFO landing pad and alien ‘guest house’

Alien Embassy

According to a report in Russia’s award-winning Republican newspaper, Express-K, the Republic of Kazakhstan in Central Asia is in process of building the world’s first alien embassy.

If the reports are to be believed, the authorities have already allocated a large plot of land in the city of Almaty for this ambitious project. Facilities to be built within the complex will include a guesthouse, theatre and translation service. A purpose built UFO landing pad and checkpoint will also be attached to the embassy.

The reports further claim that Kazakhstan’s government believes open contact with aliens is imminent, and by being the first nation to specifically create such facilities they are convinced Kazakhstan will reap enormous economic rewards.

The Kazakhstan Government also sees this as a chance to demonstrate the nation’s forward-thinking policies.

Underwater UFO Base

Evidently, Kazakhs generally accept that aliens are currently making use of an underwater UFO base in the Caspian Sea, which borders Kazakhstan.

Fuad Gasimov, Head of neighbouring Azerbaijan’s National Aerospace Agency, is on record as stating that the old USSR regularly monitored alien spaceships entering the water, but the fact was filed away as a military secret.

Gasimov himself was involved in the secret monitoring of UFOs when working as a Department Head at the USSR’s Science Academy.

UFO sightings in Kazakhstan are fairly commonplace—the result, many believe, of aliens having taken a special interest in the country’s massive natural resources. As recently as last year a UFO was reported to have crashed in a river near the city of Almaty in south-eastern Kazakhstan.

Also of note is that the head of Kazakhstan’s space agency, Talgat Musabayev, is said to be heavily involved in the embassy project. Musabayev is an ex-cosmonaut who has spent many hours in space and is an ex-colleague of Gasimov.

It is believed Musabayev possesses a sizeable cache of information on alien civilizations currently visiting earth.

Kazakhstan’s acceptance of alien-and-UFO-reality, and alien visitation, has caught the attention of many UFOlogists, especially those in the west, who can only wonder when their countries might follow Kazakhstan’s example.

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Article source: Express-K Image source: Aliens On Earth