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That's the word from UFO researcher Dr. Roger Klobuchar, who obtained photographs of the "space train" from Pentagon sources and now says that "initial fears of an extraterrestrial invasion were totally unfounded."
"Far from posing a danger, this enormous UFO has come to Earth on a mission of peace," Dr. Klobuchar told reporters. "I am not at liberty to reveal everything that I know at this point.
"But I'm told that representatives of the extraterrestrial civilization that built the spacecraft are seeking permission to assist impoverished humans in Bosnia, Somalia, Russia, the United States and other countries as quickly as possible.
"This is an overture with stunning implications," he added. "Space aliens have been visiting Earth for many years now, but this is the first time that they have offered to help us solve problems like sickness and starvation."
According to Dr. Klobuchar, NASA satellites photographed the 270-car space train on Nov. 3, 1992 and the space agency has been tracking it ever since. There has been no direct contact with the crew.
But Dr. Klobuchar's sources have confirmed that a fleet of five, smaller UFOs have been shuttling space alien ambassadors to cities like Moscow, London, Tokyo and Washington to meet with world leaders since January 14.
"It's just a matter of time before it lands and unloads its cargo of food and medicines," said Dr. Klobuchar.
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