Dr. John Reizer

Modern-day Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs) can allegedly travel great distances and reach their targets in 25–30 minutes. These weapon delivery systems are reportedly capable of getting nuclear warheads to distant locations realm-wide.

An ICBM Launching from an Underground Silo

According to the official narrative, ICBMs travel at altitudes significantly above Low Earth Orbit (LEO), or above 1,200 miles. The highest altitude an ICBM can reach is 2800 miles above Earth.

The Typical Flightpath of a Modern-day ICBM

Space.com published an article that discusses the routine testing of Minuteman III ICBMs by the US Space Force. The US Space Force stated, “These test launches demonstrate the readiness of U.S. nuclear forces and provide confidence in the lethality and effectiveness of the nation’s nuclear deterrent.”

Space.com! Are you kidding me? This publication is an official magazine of the psyop architects. This source regularly publishes crap about NASA’s phony space missions.

I will point out that the space shuttle allegedly flew its missions at around 200 miles of altitude. Yet, by NASA’s admission, it had failed to get a single human being out of low Earth orbit since Apollo until Artemis II on April 1, 2026. And we already know the CGI and AI photography that were used to convince people of the authenticity of that bunch of fakery.

I don’t believe any Apollo or Artemis astronauts have ever surpassed altitudes extending above Low Earth Orbit. I also don’t think it is possible to get any uncrewed craft or launch payloads above LEO altitudes, and any referenced accomplishments are based on science fiction rather than reality.

In my private conversations with David Weiss (Flat Earth Dave), he told me point-blank about a NASA whistleblower he had access to, who stated that space travel is not possible at altitudes much higher than 70 miles.

According to the whistleblower, there’s an impenetrable barrier (a firmament) above Earth that the space agency and others have been trying to breach for decades, and no one has gotten through it.

Why would he lie? I don’t believe he would, as there’s nothing for him to gain by doing so. I have spoken with David by phone, and I can detect, through his voice, that he is genuine in his intent to reveal the truth about space travel missions.

Thousands of ICBMs tipped with nuclear warheads are said to exist in the world and stockpiled by several countries. The nukes can supposedly vaporize humanity in less than the time it takes to watch one half-hour television sitcom.

Keep in mind that the people who tell us that ICBMs can do all of the horrible things written above are the same people who tell us we have an actual space program and that American astronauts went to the Moon with Apollo in 1969.

I am not buying either of these science fiction psyops. How many ICBMs have ever been launched in modern-day warfare, and where is the proof that an ICBM was ever successfully tested, and more importantly, who was there to witness the top-secret tests?

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The military members are the only witnesses present at these secret ICBM tests. Nobody else can verify the integrity of such tests or if they even took place. It sounds eerily similar to all the other rocketry activities and nuclear weapon tests reported over the years. We must believe it’s true because government sources tell us they have said capabilities.

How many times have we heard in the past several years regarding the Russian-Ukrainian war and the US-Iranian conflict that nuclear weapons were going to be used? How many atomic weapons threats have been publicized over many decades without anything ever happening?

And if these doomsday devices exist, do we still honestly believe that in 2026, the controllers of this realm would allow the elected morons of various sovereign territories to possess nuclear suitcases with the accompanying launch codes? Please tell me that people aren’t gullible enough to believe this nonsense.

One thing I look for in dealing with people or sources is a pattern of their behavior. Do they provide reliable or unreliable information? When examining the  track records of NASA and military related sources, I concluded long ago that these are unreliable information outlets. I don’t believe any of the information they publicly provide. They regularly give out disinformative content to throw off others about many things.

In my opinion, an ingenious way to attempt to control others is to sell the illusion of having doomsday weapons. I believe that the nuclear weapons program, along with its delivery systems, are nothing more than fictional creations.

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