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The Conclusion / Chap. 18 p. 157
country in the history of man, but our generosity has laid us open to creditors who will take
their pound of flesh. They will follow precedent and ask for territory to meet the unpaid
interest. Remember, Russia sold Alaska to us and France sold the Louisiana Territory to us
because they needed money. We will have to fight to keep our nation together.
When we had a nation filled with factories manned by skilled blue-collar labor; we had
machine shops bulging with tooling and manned by skilled craftsmen. Next time we will
have to depend on imports for our arms, munitions and supplies. Next time the tough slum
kids, and the even more sturdy farm boys, will have to fight without superior arms and
firepower because our imports will be under UN embargo and our major cities will be under
martial law enforced by UN troops. This is about the best case scenario I can present. The
others are even more horrific.
Then our creditors will have UN backing (they are the UN) as they partition our country!
We will have blue-helmeted troops patrolling our streets and doing door to door roundups of
the few arms that our government collectors have missed. If we lose, our United States will
be forcefully partitioned into ten small countries. One of the "One World" think tanks and
the secretive FEMA has us already divided us into ten "Federal" districts (countries) that
bypass state lines. I believe we are in preparation for that day. Remember what happened to
Russia in the very recent past.
Here's maybe an even worse scenario: next time our blue-collar men and women will
repeat the common non-action of citizens of the Roman and Grecian empires which
preceded ours. They no longer cared what happened to their government that had so abused
them, and they stopped fighting for it. So while we still have the time, spread the word that,
"A Funny Thing Happened On Our Way To The Moon" and that they intend to screw us
again and again.
Until we truly solve the problems of creating powerful and efficient space engines, and
engineer space ships that provide protection for our astronauts from deadly space radiation;
and we build suits that will allow men to actually work in a vacuum, we surely can't go to
the Moon. Let alone to Mars.
At the very start of the space debacle, an old warrior tried to warn us. Authors, Youg,
Silcock & Dunn wrote this. "In Eisenhower's farewell address to the nation, the old soldier
uttered a phrase which nothing in his eight White House years had caused the world to
expect of him. For seemingly the first time he said something original, dramatic and durable.
"In councils of government," he warned, "we must guard against the acquisition of
unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex." 1
Ike neglected to mention the academic, legal and medical cohorts. As far back as 1969
these same three separate authors saw through some of NASA's sham and said so. For
instance, of NASA's public relations department: "Its spokesmen are masters of the
vocabulary of adventure and scientific discovery conducted for the benefit of all mankind.
Ceaseless repetition has ensured for this unconvincing position a triumph over its essential
unreality." 2
NASA MOONED AMERICA! / Rene