Phoenix Journal 208 - Four Winds 10

And, the Program Manager for Mars Surveyor at N.A.S.A. Headquarters in Washington, Mary K. Olsen,
went to J.P.L. in Pasadena a few months ago, and wound up in a hospital with a very strange and anomalous
embolism, and died. She was only 35 years old!
Richard contends that the number of N.A.S.A. employees is not that great, and to now see so many of
them suddenly dying violent deaths does not make sense, unless you weigh this against the lies N.A.S.A.
has been foisting off on the public about their projects in space. Did the above-mentioned employees
know too much that they were unwilling to keep quiet about? Were they threatening to expose N.A.S.A.
secrets? As with the death of the Clintons’ friend, Vincent Foster, we may never know.
Richard Hoagland suggests the possibility that what N.A.S.A. is showing us could be filmed anywhere on
planet Earth. [And by the way, don’t miss the inset “letter to the editor” printed in a recent issue of
a major Canadian newspaper, on the next page, for a provocative possibility related to the above
sentence.] He then made a plea to our intelligence: “Please, folks, listen carefully.... Part of this, to me, is
an exercise in process, because I want people to really think about how we view and decide on reality....
You are looking at what people are claiming is from another planet.... We are now at the level of technology
where that degree of faking is absolutely possible.... I want people to keep an open mind and continue
to ask [the] hard questions.”
Art Bell then proceeded to take phone calls from listeners with questions for Richard Hoagland. The
overwhelming majority of callers leaned toward believing that Richard was accurate in his presentation. It
looks like more people are waking up all the time.
But what is so intriguing about the region of Cydonia, and why would N.A.S.A. (i.e., our government) not
want us to know about a mission there? To answer this question we may need to go back to the 1972
Mariner 9 space probe.
The Nov.-Dec. 1980 issue of Frontiers of Science magazine, Vol. III, No.1, ran an article about “Pyramids
on Mars”, by Francis Graham. The article begins, [quoting:]
There are pyramids on Mars. They were discovered in 1972 by the Mariner 9 space probe, which
orbited Mars and completely reconnoitered the Martian surface by television.
The pyramids are located in the eastern part of the plateau of Elysium in the region known as Trivium
Charontis. These pyramids are tetrahedral in shape, having the form of a three-sided pyramid, whereas
the famous pyramids of Giza in Egypt are four-sided. Near the Martian pyramids are other rectangularsided
polygonal structures, resembling buildings. Altogether, at least ten structures are clearly seen in the
area.
The most incredible thing about these pyramids is their colossal size. They are, at the largest, three thousand
meters across at the base, and the added polygonal assemblies are six thousand meters in diameter.
The largest of these pyramids is about a thousand meters tall, or five-eighths of a mile. The magnificent
pyramids of Egypt are simply dwarfed by these behemoth counterparts. The “Great” Pyramid of Cheops
is 480 feet high and 760 feet wide. The Martian pyramids are roughly ten times taller and ten times
broader. They occupy a volume a thousand times greater. [End quoting]
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