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nations. In the court of international last resort, the sale (transfer) of land is the only way to
pay off debt by a country when all else fails. Which states do you recommend we cede to
Japan, Europe or the Arabs Where is the patriotism that drove us on all those years ago
Now is the time to become truly patriotic because it is needed more than ever! It is in the
power of the original astro-nots to stop NASA now! All it takes are public confessions.
I understand the power of the shadow government, which I have challenged, in writing
this book. But I write because I just happened to have been quietly sitting in front of the
fan when they threw the blivit. (A blivit is ten pounds of shit in a five pound bag). I realize
that if NASA even suspected any astro-not would confess, they would transport them to a
federal funny farm before you could blink. I also realize that I have put those same astronots
on the griddle, but somebody has to "fess up" to save our country.
Let me add here a cautionary word to anyone who finally does decide to "fess up". Tell
no one of your plans. Don't discuss them in your car or house, because today the walls
literally have ears and all telephones are tapped. Even the mail of possible 'enemies' of the
state is read. Think about that, you heroes who may one day become enemies of the state!
Trust no priest or minister because many of them historically have always supported the
establishment and continue to do so.
Use special care in what you tell any psycho-babbler, since they have a natural
propensity toward locking people who tell strange stories in rubber rooms. The only sure
way to disseminate a confession to the people is to appear at a small TV station during the
evening news-hour and ask for an immediate spot. Make sure it's taped. After that, call the
other astro-nots and tell them exactly what you did and your reasons for it.
To Buzz Aldrin, I speak directly: I am reprinting one of the strangest quotations from
your book. You were writing about the pin parties that were thrown after an astro-not
allegedly ventured into space. You said, "I don't remember any special event at my first pin
party except that there was a great deal of joking about my bananas. I do remember my
second. Tom Stafford, John Young, and Gene Cernan had flown on Apollo 10, and because
of enormous activity and concentration required to get Apollo 11 off to the Moon, their party
was postponed. When a lull in our activities after flight permitted a free evening, the crews
of Apollo 10 and 11 were given their gold pins.
"The highlight of the evening was a film showing Fred Haise, my back-up on the flight
to the Moon, stumbling around on the surface of the Moon until, in desperation, he retreated
to the lunar lander which, the moment he stepped on the ladder, tumbled into pieces around
him." 16
But Buzz, according to NASA's official records Fred Haise never set foot on the Moon!
Apollo 13 (his flight) ended when an oxygen tank blew apart in space. Was this just another
simulation like the Scheer film Couldn't you tell the difference between fantasy and reality
Hercules, it's your last chance to direct the river of truth and flush out NASA's Augean
stable.
Here's a happy thought— what will the other astro-nots do if one dies, and has made
provision to posthumously release a confession Will they band together and brand the
NASA MOONED AMERICA! / Rene