>>2525299

He hasn't been totally quiet… but he hasn't gone into great detail.

I want to know the reason why Hussein shut down the Shuttle program.

IMO, the real purpose of the Space Force is to stop the current infighting & competition between the country's half-dozen non-NASA space programs (DoD, NGA, NRO, Army, Navy, Air Force and more all have their separate programs today), and to get the various cool toys they have under presidential control.

Some of those techs will revolutionize transportation, medicine, and the power industry. So we can seriously MAGA.

>>2525343

The idea that we left the moon in 1972 makes about as much sense as Christopher Columbus sailing to the Americas three times and then the Spanish monarchy saying 'Well those sure are some interesting plants and birds, but there's no reason to keep going back.'

Of course manned activities on the moon continued after 1972. They just got subsumed into covert military/intel ops. Some of which may only now be coming under proper presidential control.

>>2525359

and probably most of these too:

the United States Space Command (under DoD authority) https://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/virtual_disk_library/index.cgi/4240529/FID521/pdfdocs/jel/jp3_33/OTHER/3400sp.pdf

the Naval Space Command https://www.navy.mil/local/spawar/

U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command https://www.army.mil/info/organization/unitsandcommands/commandstructure/smdc

National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (nga.mil)

>>2525398

I think this is why Obama signed the law in November 2015 that protected U.S. corporations from prosecution should they violate U.S. laws while undertaking outer space activities.

He knew of the treason, and possibly labor and human rights abuses 'out there', so he tried to give them legal protection.

HOwever, Hussein's law (the "U.S. Commercial Space Launch Competitiveness Act of 2015") is part of ordinary/peacetime law (as I understand it). If POTUS declares a state of war in outer space and puts that area under admiralty/martial law, then perhaps Hussein's 2015 no longer applies.

For more on Hussein's 2015 law:

https://www.exopolitics.org/obama-signs-law-protecting-corporate-crimes-in-space-until-2022/

>>2525425

The truth embargo on non-conventional space propulsion technology has been leaky at best… there are plenty of people out there purporting to give eyewitness testimony and technical explanations of how the newer craft work.

It's just that because academia, the govt, and the media won't touch the subject with a ten-foot pole, all of that testimony and all the documentation has remained in the realm of speculation or what normies derisively term 'conspiracy theory'.

Mark McCandlish, Paul LaViolette, Robert Dean, and Michael Salla are a few of the names of people who have written on the subject.

James Allen did a documentary on the subject and, guess what? He died a very early death right as the film was being completed. In his 30s I think.

>>2525528

A related reason I suspect Hussein wanted to downplay space exploration was that, let's say NASA did have a robust manned space program, and what if they found and publicized the Holy Grail of off-planet discoveries… evidence that the moon, Mars (or Ganymede, or Europa…) once were inhabited by non-humans.

right then and there, the people of Earth are going to feel a sense of oneness insofar we now have to view our species as one planetary civilization existing within a community of other planetary civilizations.

In that instant, it becomes very hard to divide society along lines of race, religion, and language.

>>2525669

There's no doubt that the stuff they've discovered in these military/intel space programs over the past 50 years would blow people's minds.

And they know from experience with their own military personnel that few can take it all in at once and keep their sanity. It's not just about alien life… it's about the nature of reality, the place of man in the hierarchy of conscious beings…

POTUS knows he can't just up-end everyone's worldview in one fell swoop and still keep society intact.

>>2525697

That seems to be the general flavor of the current situation.

And yet, a lot of anons on 8ch would have difficulty accepting that reality. For normies, it's a bit much to take in. Team Q is taking it step by step.

Got to have a responsible, patriotic media and a legitimate education system in place before disclosure of these things occurs.

>>2525749

For the govt to break down some of those popular notions of what aliens look like ("greys", "reptilians", etc.) would require them to declassify information on the MILAB (military abduction) phenomenon.

Karla Turner was a literature professor in Texas in the 80s/90s who worked on this issue… got caught up in it herself actually. One of the things that seemed pretty certain based on her studies was the factions of the U.S. military were involved somehow in presenting themselves to drugged, kidnapped Americans as "grey aliens" and other types of off-worlders.

That's a huge rabbit hole and I'm afraid we're still not very close to the point where the govt can fill us in on what that was all about.