Russian general speaks out about aliens

Im not sure if this is Ligit, buts its quite interesting.
www.ufoarea.com...

Russian General speaks Out!
Interview with Major-General Vasily Alexeyev of the Russian Air Force.

Space Communications Centre, Moscow, 1997
On behalf of 2000 FILM PRODUCTIONS, Michael Hesemanns internationally active company, our Russian co-worker and correspondent Valery Uvarov interviewed one of the most knowledgeable Russian/Ex-Soviet Generals, Major General Vasily Alexeyev, on the subject of UFOs. The text was released exclusively in the German edition of MAGAZINE 2000plus in May 2000
Tell me what you think of it?
Im still reading it..lol..
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[Edited on 16-11-2003 by ultra_phoenix]

This is what the Good General Said
VA: I think that if their level of civilisation allows them to move in space across great distances, possibly in other forms of material - and that is indeed the case - then at their level of development, when it comes down to it, they are also concerned about normal relations between people, some sort of progress, ultimately the survival of intelligent life, if it does exist in the world. And if we look at the Earth from that point of view, then our whole history is a tale of wars, a tale of self-destruction, and not creation. Its the history of murders and the death of whole peoples. Not a single truly civilised society could tolerate that. Life has a different meaning. No normal person can walk past if a child is drowning! They will save it, if only because that child represents their future. And the higher the level of civilisation, the greater the awareness of that. If that works at the level of the single individual, then it will also work at the level of civilisations. But they do not interfere nevertheless, because each civilisation should develop independently, according to certain laws
If only more people could engulf life at that level, Its moving, and at the same time, its makes me think why we have People like Bush as leaders, If only our world was run by men who thought this way.
"The good die young, The old die even younger"
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