The Russian Space Shuttle "Buran" Exposed As An Airplane Just Like NASA Space Shuttles

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Chuttle, Buron. Now look at this. Wait a minute, rush of it. Yeah. I could just stay on now, do it. We just see a little bit. Okay, now take a look at this. This stage, basically, these are just gliders, but here's your problem. And again, look at the size of the wings. No glider to have wings like that. Just an airplane. And there you go. There's your so-called space shuttles that cannot fly. They're just gliders. There you see it take off. And I should make this as well. There's footage of the Buron on top of airplanes being flown or why would it fly on its own? Why would you need to? So there you go. You know, that's all they are. It's a puppet show when they put them on top of a plane. Exactly. And I mentioned before, when you see them on top of planes, let me go to the Buron again. When you see them on top of planes, there's a reason. You know, they're just props. That's it. They're just props. And I'm sure they weigh relatively not too much. Let's move up here. Here's like a launch of the Buron and slow motion. What I want to get to is it's this exact replica of what the US is doing. Look at here. Why would you need to put on top of a plane when we just saw flying on its own? It's just for show. This is no doubt just a look at this little thing holding it up. You know, this is relatively like to be on top of that plane. You know, I mean, it's just that you know, they have multiple versions. Once like once made to be on top of a plane, doesn't wait too much. Here's coming for a land. Let's speed this up here. But this these clips just show the landing. And again, no different than discovery, the challenger, all the US. It's the same, like I said, it's a replica. So not to go on too long about this, but you know, there you go. So I'm going to. How do I start? Yeah, I think you just showed the link by the way. Yeah. But that's what that's what I want to get to is sort of dried on that for a bit. But my point I'm trying to make is, you know, how they're full in the world and how Russian the US are one, you know, are, you know, it's like pro wrestling. You know, they accurate to hit each other, but they're doing the, you know, they're on the same side, full in the world, part of the world deception. You know, so it's very, it's very transparent that those space shells, you know, obviously can fly like planes. That's all the airplanes. So I had a lot of people that would, you know, like I said, I made a Vion at five, six years ago. So in love with space shells, the idea of, you know, NASA and all that, they just want to believe, oh, you know, it can, you know, far the sky and just, you know, land like a glider. Those wings, no way that those space shells can just act as a glider is absolutely no way. So not to beat that dead horse, but you know, just like I said, there's so many things to cover, when it comes to the NASA fraud, and that's a huge aspect, you know, is the, um, the space shells and never been in space. It's fine. They call it space shells. They never been in space. There's airplanes. That's it. But anyways, to, um, to move on, but that's just again, another piece of the puzzle, when it comes to NASA's lies and, you know, Russia's lies as well, with their bogus space program. That's the key to a lot of people. The argument was, you know, for years was, oh, if America, you know, if the US faked the, uh, the moon landing, wouldn't Russia, who was in competition, supposedly against the US to, you know, the race to, uh, to space, they would blow the whistle. No, because they're working together. You know, so it's not too hard to figure out. Oh, you can, yeah, you can show it now if you want. I just was listening to Sun and Moon group the other night and they had Russian vids on, and I thought this was incredible, because we've all talked about the, uh, hilariousness that is the, the shuttle and the fact that it lands, and it's always got these two geiger planes with it, um, which is hilarious as if there's something special on the shuttle that it needs these, uh, you know, military jets to fly alongside it as it lands, which makes no sense at all. It's like somebody's going to kidnap the shuttle or something, but really it's because it's got jet engines and they need to make sure that people don't hear the engines, uh, of the plane as it lands. So they have two jets flying next to it. So you think that the jet engines are actually coming from those planes, but this is the, um, no attention to the giant jet engines on the landing. Yeah. And this is the, uh, baron, which is the, um, is the vehicle that Russia used. It's the same thing. It's the same design. And if you go ahead and play that Bob, um, I just thought this was an incredible find. I'd never seen it before, but this is video from 1986, uh, the atmospheric test flight, but what clearly happens here is this plane, uh, takes off. It takes off like an airplane, which I'm sure that the shuttle that the NASA had could do the same thing. We never seen video of it. Are you playing it? I don't know if I'm not, uh, sorry. You have to share in the audio, Bob. No, I'm not playing yet, but I will share the audio. Actually, probably wouldn't. I just in case you want to get a strike, I think just the video is plenty. But yeah, you can just look up a baron atmospheric test flight. It's on YouTube so you can find it and look at it yourself, but, yeah, starting at 7.30 K. So here within the next 30 seconds, you're going to see this thing take off like a regular airplane. And that's all that the, that the, um, shuttle ever was. And, you know, they, they of course have video of this one as well being carried on an airplane, just like they carry the shuttle on an airplane, which makes no sense. If the thing can take off itself, uh, like it's going to here, then why would you ever need to carry on an airplane? It is an airplane. You can see it's got that nose, that needle in the front, uh, which kind of tells you that it can go faster than the speed of sound. Usually that's what those planes look like. They have that little and there goes the jet, who carry your jet by it. But, um, yeah, and this one just is good about to take off just like an airplane. And, uh, yeah, we've never seen video of the shuttle doing that, but this is almost the exact identical design. And, uh, you'll see that it can fly. And look at those little wings like that, that would be a glider. You know, they tell us that it's just a glider that it's all out of fuel by the time it lands back on earth. Um, and these little wings allow it to land, but this thing just takes off like a regular airplane. So I thought that was an incredible find. Uh, I'll, you know, I'll credit to Russian vids for finding that. I'll show you the way. I'll show you these videos with space shells, but nothing more than airplanes. For Janessa, space shells are nothing more than gliders during supposed reentry. Now, I'm going to show this clip when 100% proof it's a nothing but airplanes that jet powered not coming in for a supposed gliding landing like NASA states. And there's a reason they have chaser planes escort them in. They're simply used to disguise the fact that these supposed space shuttles have engines. And just take a look at this landing. You can clearly hear and see that this supposed space shuttle is acting nothing like a glider. First off, those wings are too small to be a vat of a glider. Take a look and take a listen to those jet engines. There's a shuttle. Touch now. And as you can clearly see from this still, here's more than two jet engines. So he's business right here is the shuttle, which is really just a glider. Right. Well, this is a series business right here is the shuttle, which is really just a glider. Right now. Come here. Let's turn up the audio. Listen to this for a minute. And they are on final glide path right now. 30 seconds until touchdown. Later Laining gear now down at box Man gear touchdown, pilot, Jim Denton now deploying the drag shoot. Noes gear touchdown. One minute to touchdown. Man gear touchdown. Noes gear touchdown. Deploying the drag shoot to delayed to assess the conditions of the crosswinds on the orbiter as it rolls out on the runway. Homosexual You can probably go off wearing up the Shuttles Nost for landing in—and you can see main gear of main gear touchdown. Pilot Barry Wilmore, pulling the drag shoot. Knows gear touchdown. Land is now rolling out on runway 333 at Kennedy Space Center. There's the shuttle. Touchdown. But this is one time forget the conspiracy. Listen to our government agencies. These guys are telling the truth. You know there's no conspiracy here folks.