When I started looking deeper into NASA I found that they are more central for public relations and fictional spells for the mind that most agencies that exist anywhere. With Mickey Mouse's influence at least we know we are being told fiction - with NASA everything seems to have this almost screaming aura of legitimacy and seriousness. All an illusion.

Their social prestige is huge - despite so many glaring holes in their narrative and records - that I have felt free for quite some time to call it a religion in its own right. It's a very good opportunity to look into their other blunders that have been well-documented.

Waterbubbles in spacewalk videos, using photoshop to copy and paste clouds in the blue marble picture, the suspicious story around the death of Gus Grisom, Baron and the other half dozen insiders. The recent emergence of videographic evidence for Armstrong and the gang faking Earth shots from space on their mission to the moon, as well as NASA's insistence on "having lost" all records and telemetry data from the moon mission to prove they actually went... makes the whole institution a highly questionable bunch of public priests. There are a gazillion other details as well.

Not a scientific agency. A cult.

Nasa and their believers will talk about "science" all day to appease their followers. But when we look at what they actually do, promote, and bind people's attention to - we could see it's just an act to serve a certain world view, and proliferate its believability on countless levels in the public mind. To my mind they are one of the msot effective ideological tools to keep people separated from their own ability to discern und understand to overrealiance and academic prestige and expertdom (in areas that have little to do with evidence).

Their position on chemtrails was always a non-serious one, and it wouldn't surprise me if NASA actually has the mission to "release" that conspiracy to the world in a slow and gentle manner.

Great article, got a lot of thoughts going here right now!

I didn't start with chemtrails and would find it rather hard, but it's awesome to see that is what brought you here. and that everyone has their unique gateway to the world outside of system-ideologies.

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