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Dr. Carol Rosin was an industry executive when she first met Dr. Wernher von Braun in February 1974. At this time, before his death in 1977, von Braun confided to Dr. Rosin NASA's hidden agenda.
Inviting her into his office, Von Braun stunned Dr. Rosin by explaining that it was all leading to planetary control under an oppressive One World Government.
According to Dr. Rosin, (www.youtube.com...) von Braun then gave her one supreme assignment: He said a secretive trans-national power, already in existence, would move to permanently take control of this planet thru a hoaxed alien invasion from outer space.
Originally posted by yeti101
reply to post by zorgon
I presume your talking about skeptics in regards to aliens visiting earth in spaceships? Where are UFOs on the royal society agenda?
Originally posted by rajaten
Am I the only person who sees this chain of events?
Im losin it.....IM LOSIN IT!!
Originally posted by rajaten
Am I the only person who sees this chain of events?
Im losin it.....IM LOSIN IT!!
Originally posted by yeti101
your rambling. The supposed "signal" wasnt detected from Gliese so i dont know why you would try and connect a planet discovery with that signal. Even though you admit it never came from there
Originally posted by Leo Strauss
Frankly I have not researched this material and I am assuming there are ATS'rs who have. Is the Von Braun story a hoax?
However, on March 1, 1970, von Braun and his family relocated to Washington, D.C., when he was assigned the post of NASA's Deputy Associate Administrator for Planning at NASA Headquarters. After a series of conflicts associated with the truncation of the Apollo program, and facing severe budget constraints, von Braun retired from NASA on May 26, 1972. Not only had it become evident by this time that his and NASA's visions for future U.S. space flight projects were incompatible; it was perhaps even more frustrating for him to see popular support for a continued presence of man in space wane dramatically once the goal to reach the moon had been accomplished.
NASA/DoD Agreements This page provides access to all the currently active NASA/DoD interagency agreements held in the archive maintained by the Aerospace Technology and Interagency Liaison Division (Code ID) at NASA Headquarters. Separate lists are available showing these agreements grouped by both NASA and DoD organizations. NASA assigns a unique number to each agreement that reflects the DoD organization with primary responsibility. The numbers for Air Force agreements start with "AF," Army agreements with "USA," Navy Agreements with "USN," and U.S. Space Command agreements with "USS." Numbers for agreements with all other DoD organizations start with "DOD."
The agreement expands the dialogue beyond the test and evaluation communities to include industry, academia and the science and technology interests from both agencies. Aeronautical test facilities are used for testing vehicles (e.g., aircraft, missiles or space vehicles) or for related scientific and engineering studies. They include wind tunnels, propulsion test facilities, simulation facilities and open-air ranges.