Rene-NASA-Mooned-America

The Manchurian Candidate / Chap. 14 p. 122
In our society one of the biggest single no-nos is killing another human being. For those
who like to think they could never kill I have news for you. We are all installed with belief
by the authority figures who formed our EBS (Emotional Belief System) while we were still
young and our logic centers were not yet mature. It is not all that hard to start teaching young
soldiers how to kill. What governments have always found difficult is to get them to stop after
the war is over.
Fortunately, in most people the brainwashing techniques (pioneered by the Chinese using
the North Koreans and perfected by the North Vietnamese) wear thin after awhile. I wonder
how long it would take a perfect brainwashing job to wear thin on one of the 'Manchurian
Candidates', especially if it went against a person's moral code. Even beneficial hypnotic
suggestions such as stopping smoking, or other self-admitted bad habits, wear off in time.
Imagine how much deeper suggestions, like those that go against your moral grain, must be
implanted. How much faster do they erode away For there to be a life-time of deceit, I
believe the subject must finally accept the lie!
Whether brainwashing was used or not, these astro-nots were inducted into NASA's web
of lies one at a time and one lie at a time, very carefully. Some of them were West Pointers
who supposedly never lied before. Yet, here we have a developing situation which would
turn all of them into a pack of the greatest liars the world has ever known.
The only logical reason I can find for Grissom's behavior shortly before the fire is that he
had been brain-washed (but it was wearing thin). He had to know that NASA lied, for what
ever reasons, about the brilliance of stars and planets in space. This always raises the question
that if Grissom was aware that the program was a hoax, why raise a fuss It's one thing to get
mad at shoddy work when your life depends upon it, but it's totally dumb, if not insane, to get
mad if you are not in any danger, and are in on the scam.
Grissom was neither stupid nor mad. The dilemma is that he couldn't have known. Yet, he
must have known! He had flown twice before. He was the second of our men to probe space
during the Mercury Program, and he also flew on the first Gemini mission. After the first
flight he came back and told the party-line lie about the dim and fuzzy stars. And, by his
silence after the Gemini mission, protected that lie. He didn't know, yet he must have known.
This problem defies resolution, unless he had been hypnotically altered and it was wearing
off.
Concerning his two flights, both of these missions had to be legitimate because I have
found nothing to suggest otherwise. But at the time of the fire he was possibly resisting
NASA's not too subtle hints about how true patriots would lie to their fellow citizens for their
country.
The fire on Pad 34 was not utter, compound idiocy. It was murder! If NASA had killed
other astronauts in a series of strange 'accidents', then that raises suspicion about the shuttle
that blew up a few years later. Challenger was the first one to fly with a civilian on board.
Did she, a knowledgeable teacher, start to ask too many questions
If you suspect our astro-nots have been doctored by the psycho-babblers then they crumble
from basic heroes into pathetic figures. If you believe they were consciously lying, and lied
their way to fame, then they are despicable.
NASA MOONED AMERICA! / Rene