All of Nasa’s lies and nonsense boil down to this disturbing video

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Also, I can't help but as standing in front of the JPL, think about the letters JPL and think that Jack Parsons wanted to name it a little bit after him has got his initials in the JPL. Jack Parsons Laboratory, not just the Jet Propulsion Lab. John Parsons is known by several names. He was born under the name Marvel White Sight Parsons and soon became involved in the occult. Charles Tays Russell, who invented the Jehovah's Witness Movement in America, predicted that the beginning of the end of the world would commence on October 2, 1914. On this very day, rocket scientist John Parsons, get to known in occult circles as Jack Parsons was born. A brilliant rocket engineer, Parsons soon entered into correspondence with SS Nazi officer Werner von Braun. And by the age of 13, had begun summoning evil spirits and demons using magical rituals which Parsons had learnt from British occultist Alistair Crowley. Alistair Crowley styled himself as the beast and Jack Parsons referred to Alistair Crowley as his father. He called it so-pass or no-pass. No-pass or no-pass. And you know, we heard it doubles gate damage to spooky place. Lots of connections with ritualistic things happening in the area. Is that evidenced by the plethora of pentagrams, you know, defeating the place. This was also a favorite hunt of Jack White Sight Parsons. He was a rocket scientist for JPL. He was one of the guys credited with putting his on the moon. Blow himself up in 1952 under mysterious circumstances. And before that, basically catapulted us into the current flying saucer wave, on post-1947. He was a devotee of Alistair Crowley. Set up a branch here in Pasadena of the OTO called the Agapi Lodge and operated out of his home which has been dubbed the Parsons. And as legend has it, we get into the UFOs again. In 1946, they started he and Elron Hubbard evolved people. To meet in no life, you've got to be part of life. Founder of Scientology, which also seems to be a religion based on extraterrestrials if you dig deep. Out in the Mojave Desert, at one part in this Babylon working, the design of which was to call down a magical child and pregnant the woman who would take part in the ceremony. Originally, at the beginning, they didn't have somebody to do that. They were hoping she would come along. One of their rituals, once again, supposedly took out and happened in the Mojave Desert, where they called down some type of entities. And people suggested they opened the door or portal that weren't able to close. Once again, this was 1946. The entities they called down or made contact with were Venetians, it's unclear, but a lot of people have identified ET's. So that was 1946, the following year started the modern era of UFOs with Kenneth Arnold, Cydings, the Roswell crash. All that happened, so some people suggest that Parsons and Hubbard opened the door and something flew in. Insert the creepy organ music there. Speaking of doors, we're right outside, as you can see, the Devil's Gate, which is just an open portal into some sort of works associated with the dam obviously. But the story is that it's also an opening to another area and other dimensions and other whatever you have. And you know, you can see from all your feed, as Bill said, and all the activities around it, people come down here to kind of experience it and see what's happening. So that brings us to Marjorie, Cameroon. At one point during the Babylon working, according to Parsons account, he had been in contact with Alistair Crowley. Crowley gave Parsons some direction on how to find the scarlet woman to do the Babylon working with. Shortly afterwards, according to Parsons, there was a crack of a bolt of lightning. Marjorie Cameroon showed up on his doorstep, disheveled and confused. And he invited her in and they ended up spending the next couple weeks in bed and started to love with her and eventually got married. There's different accounts. Marjorie Cameroon didn't remember exactly like that, but she did note in later writings that the night she met Parsons at the Parsons, she witnessed a silver cigar-shaped UFO. The first time she saw a silver cigar-shaped UFO, she was surprised to see her. And she was surprised to see her. And that's not counting the interns. Our intern population over any year is another about 1100. Most of which have been the summer, about 700 here and the summer. And to Parsons, this was a sign that she was chosen once. She also had flaming red hair, green eyes, so she fit perfectly the role of the scarlet woman. Later on, after Parsons died in the fiery demise, this is another connection to the early UFO contact. And then, as a partner, Marjorie Cameroon, Parsons ended up here, giant rock leaving in Pionir town, which is about half miles from the giant rock. And I was amazed to hear this. She became a friend of George Man Paso and she was during that period, this channeling or communication with the Central Peninsula beings as well. There's this thread or this continuance of these contacts with ritual magic and UFOs over time. Well, Jack Parsons worked and actually did his science over at the JPL. He came over to Devil's Gate Dam to do some of the Babylon working or at least investigate some of that mystical side of things in the occult. You think about science and alchemy, Isaac Newton, Sir Isaac Newton who created calculus and created all of these things that scientists go on to use was an alchemist. And I think back then it was really hard to separate what we would call hard science from squishy science. That's genius. You saw it on TV. That's awesome. I'm going to show you some CGI. I'm going to show you King Kong. I saw that on TV too. This is 80-foot gorilla. He's running on Ken Nappin white chicks. Did you check it out? 1972 was the last time a human being has been through the Van Allen radiation belt. 1972. That's the last time. There's been only seven trips ever that human beings have ever gone past 400 miles. Every single space station mission, every space shuttle, every satellite. All of those are inside the protective Van Allen radiation belts, which started a thousand miles. They go from 1000 miles to depending on who you ask. If you ask NASA, 24,000 miles. If you ask James Van Allen, the guy who discovered it, it's 67,000 miles of intense radiation that's in a gigantic doughnut band that covers around the earth. Even if you got outside of that band, you have to deal with solar cycles. There's the apex of a 20-year solar cycle was between 1969 and 1972. All the time what these guys are making those missions. Any one of those guys out there in those tiny little aluminum shielded crafts would have been killed instantly during any solar flare. Why fake it? If you look at it in the footage online, it looks ridiculous. It looks stupid. If you look at the videos, it looks ridiculous and dumb. You know why? Because in 1969, nobody anticipated that we were going to have VCRs and the internet. We were going to be able to watch that. They figured out a way to fake it. That's why when Neil Armstrong got back, first of all, he went insane. They went into a deep depression. So did Buzz Aldrin become a huge alcoholic. He gave no interviews. Neil Armstrong still to this day will not give interviews. He gave one speech that he gave at the 25th anniversary of the moon landing. And this is what he said. In front of America's best honor students, he said, we have here amongst us America's best and brightest. And the quote was, you will achieve many great things if you could peel away one of Truth's hidden layers. That's a speech this guy gives standing in front of the top honor students. Not, I went through the moon. He doesn't say that. He gives this cryptic speech. Bill Clinton in page 100, I think it's 156 of his book, My Life. He gives this story about how when he was a kid, he was working with this carpenter. And this carpenter said, you know, I don't believe man landed on the moon. It was three months after the moon landing. And he said, I thought that guy was ridiculous. He said, you know what? I don't believe anything those TV fellows show you. He said, after eight years in the White House, I thought maybe that guy was ahead of his time. Wow. This isn't Bill Clinton's autobiography. This is in his book. There's no way people went on the moon. There's no way. It's impossible today. Man, come. There's no way people went on the moon. There's no way. There's no way people went on the moon. There's no way. Bill Tyson, thank you very much for coming on here man. This is an honor. This is a blast. I think the universe is going to explode. You are for sure the most requested podcast guest ever in the history of this podcast. So Brian and I have been doing this for three years. And we have come full cycle with your appearance here today. Right. Right. Right. Listen. You are totally down for you are the moon hoax crusader. No, no, no, no, no, no, listen, listen, man. Here's my issue. My issue is how can I even argue it? How is it possible that I even have points? Joe, how is it possible that anybody get out of the moon? You see, you see, I'm pretty right there. He took fucking all this shit. I hope someone did go to the moon. I hope someone did. I really do. I don't know if they didn't. I have this feeling because you know there's a handful of people actually want everything. That's true. It's provable. It's not a fucking spirit. It's not a proof. Can feel a very small elite run on this corporation, which includes mainstream media. I have this feeling there's ever an elected president like Clinton. No matter what, the promise is you promise on the campaign trail. When you win, you go into the smoking room, 12 industrialist capitalist scum fox who got you in there. And you're in this smoking room and this little film screen comes down and a big guy is a guard role of film. And it's a shot of a candy assassination from an angle you've never seen before. It looks suspiciously off the grasping hole. And then the film, the screen goes up and the lights come up and they go to the new president. Any questions? Any questions?