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306 Suppressed Inventions and Other Discoveries
At the time, there was talk the Apollo Program would be scratched. But
even if 50 people had been killed the operation would have continued,
with no more than a brief pause, because the bucks were too big. As
Collins points out, "I don't think the fire delayed the first lunar landing
one day, because it took until mid-1969 to get all the problems solved in
areas completely unrelated to the fire." 41
According to the newspapers, NASA committed another unequivocal
example of utter stupidity on March 19, 1981. They had a chamber on the
Space Shuttle Columbia filled with nitrogen and seven people entered it.
Two died and five were injured.
I believe that the cremation was mass murder. If not that it was unconscionable
stupidity. We may never know for sure. What I am sure of is that
the entire Apollo Program was a show, a simulation produced by the CIA,
directed by NASA, invested in by Congress, and paid for by Mr. and Mrs.
American Taxpayer! As shown, I also believe that, to protect their multi
billion dollar income, the CIA murdered three astronauts on Pad 34, plus
four more on plane rides, and one in a car.
REFERENCES
1. Barbour, Footprints on the Moon (The Associated Press, 1969), p.
117.
2. Gray, Angle of Attack (Norton, 1992), p. 218.
3. Barbour, Footprints on the Moon (The Associated Press, 1969), p.
117.
4. Young, Silcock and Dunn, Journey to Tranquility (Doubleday, 1969),
p. 173.
5. Collins, Carrying the Fire (Ballentine Books, 1974), p. 62.
6. Ibid, p. 101.
7. Baker, Astronomy (Van Nostrand, 1959), p. 291.
8. "Economics Of Wheat Deal," National Review (1972), p. 1168.
9. Hurt, For All Mankind (Atlantic Monthly Press, 1988), p. 323.
10. Young, Silcock and Dunn, Journey to Tranquility (Doubleday, 1969),
p. 193.
11. Lewis, Voyages of Apollo (Quadrangle, 1974), p. 163.
12. Collins, Carrying the Fire (Ballentine Books, 1974), p. 275.