Apollo 13

It’s a Thursday afternoon and opening day for Major League Baseball in the United States. Baseball is always advertised as America’s favorite pastime. In my younger years, baseball was an important part of my life, so I thought, what the heck, let me watch a few innings between the New York Mets and Houston Astros.

***Me on ABC Television during the 1975 LLWS***

As the telecast begins, the promo shows photos of the city of Houston, and of course, several showcase NASA’s presence there because that’s where mission control seems to always be.

Do you remember the famous words allegedly uttered by astronaut John Swigert when Apollo 13 reported a problem with the spacecraft somewhere between Earth and the Moon? “Houston… we’ve had a problem!” That’s a line you hear people making references to repeatedly. Some folks don’t even understand why it’s such a famous quote.

I will bet ten dollars you thought the quote was, “Houston… we have a problem!” I did, too. Is this another of those Mandela Effect situations where the controllers have edited history within our simulated construct? 😂

Evidently, Hollywood got it confused, too, because they had Tom Hanks (Jim Lovell) stating the line like the following:

According to Wikipedia, someone is not following the psyop’s script:

In my opinion, NASA, Apollo, Houston, and a lot of other folks attached to this giant hoax have a lot more of a problem today trying to keep the lies straight than the alleged crew tried to portray to the American public many decades ago.

Getting the wording right about how the problem with the spacecraft was reported to mission control for history’s posterity seems like a minor problem compared to what was allegedly happening in outer space at the time. (Not a damn thing!)

I believe Apollo 13 was faked like all the missions before and after. I also believe the only problem with Apollo 13, Houston, was that no spacecraft was damaged or in trouble in outer space that day. In my opinion, it was all an act staged in a studio right here on Earth.

Last fall, I had a lengthy phone conversation with David Weiss (Flat Earth Dave), and he told me something I believe wholeheartedly.

David said he had spoken with a NASA Whistleblower who told him that above 72 miles altitude or slightly higher, the viscosity of the Earth’s atmosphere begins to change and becomes dangerous for any aircraft to fly through.

David Weiss also said that NASA could fly into that transforming atmosphere to a degree before hitting an impenetrable wall. Still, the space agency wasn’t allowed to do so under the orders of some unknown power structure. Who or what the power structure is was never articulated to David by the Whistleblower.

“The internationally recognized altitude where space officially begins, though not a strict legal definition, is the Kármán line, located at 100 kilometers (62 miles) above sea level.” — Google AI Overview

Just a smidgen above that Kármán line is where things become difficult for any “space flight” activities. So, if any NASA missions occur, they probably occur between that agreed-upon line and 72 miles above Earth. In this respect, NASA and others could legally claim to have a “space program,” but for all intents and purposes, this place appears to be a closed Matrix, and nothing is getting out of here via a rocket.

Now, back to baseball…

The sports announcer then says, referring to the Astros (Astronauts) baseball team, that the ball club (sports talk) is ready to take that all-important step this season, and right on cue, a picture of an Apollo astronaut’s boot print on the lunar surface is shown on the TV.

That was enough Major League Baseball nonsense for me in one day. Jeez, I didn’t even make it to the first pitch. 😂

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