(I didn’t think this was a strong essay, but boy did it ever get a lot of views!)
Most people who report being abducted report having their minds wiped, with memories
recovered spontaneously, or through therapeutic engagement, such as hypnosis. This is
so routinely discussed within UFO literature, one might assume the trope for artifacts
like the Neuralizer in Men in Black might originate from UFO enthusiasts. See, we
enthusiasts did something good! Wiping memory was also used in an episode of Star
Trek: The Next Generation, “Pen Pals,” after Data broke the Prime Directive and
rescued a child from imminent death.
https://www.amazon.com/Apollo-20-Mission-Memories-Commander-ebook/dp/B071ZQ5
There seems little doubt that a technologically superior race might have tech to wipe
minds, but there is also evidence in the UFO lore that Earth’s secret Space Force uses
this tech on their own employees on retirement to get out of paying salaries. People
who serve in the 20 and Back program get their memories deleted or suppressed.
It’s not clear if it’s actually deleted or suppressed, but suppressed seems more likely.
The tech isn’t perfect and so some people get their memories back. Is it a reconfiguring
of memory, or disruption of some neural pathways? Or is it simply psychological blocks
with subconscious instructions to not recall? Can they program our brains the way we
program computers? Is personality and memory simply software? Can a brain run more
than one personality program? Can another personality be inserted to control the other?
One might imagine wiping a brain could result in permanent injury or even death. In one
report where it was aliens, and likely a hostile attack, aliens didn’t just wipe our
astronaut's memories, they messed with their heads.
NASA 18 Goes South
Yes, there are folks saying the Apollo mission didn’t stop at 17. In an interview with Jon Harold Lavine by Linda Moulton Howe, Jon describes how the Apollo 18 crew went
crazy. “Apollo 18 crew were incoherent, as if they were speaking in a foreign language.”
Whether you believe there were more Apollo missions than the public is aware of or not,
this little side piece is at least interesting, as I will attempt to demonstrate.
Let me give you a side story. Let’s call it fiction for now. It’s a summary of an alleged, superior, ancient human society. Humans in the past weren’t just building pyramids.
They were building spacecraft. The Chevron Class was the first of a series, colloquially
called the Arrow, because of its rakish, triangular shape. It was launched by passing it
through a number of superconducting rings which accelerated the craft to breakaway
speed. It was accelerated along an incline, and then spiked straight up off the tower.
The alien overlords at the time decided, “If we don’t interrupt this here, they will be like us, only because of their cleverness, they will be too difficult to compete with.” So, they destroyed our first and only launch platform just as we were shooting the first arrow into space. To prevent us from launching more through a coordinated effort, they wiped our
language centers and gave each individual a new language. This is the Tower of Babble
explained not with Gods, but with aliens.
Apol o 20
Per Jon, Apollo 20 landed near an abandoned wreck, likely over a million years old.
They brought back the body of a female, humanoid.
Loxy! Why didn’t I see the connection?
Her presence on the flight deck of the ship raises huge questions. She looks human.
Was she crew? Was she a pet? Are we related to aliens? Was she simply a good pilot?
Could this have been a 20 and back program that went back in time and failed to
return? It was reported that she had tattoos that resembled computer chips. Was she
controlled, or simply enhanced?
If you’re wondering, yes, Lavine is the one who reports having taken a photo of an alien
during his Apollo 17 mission, the one where you see the Lunar Lander and Earth
reflected in its eyes. He reports they were informed not to return to the moon.
Situation Red,
Leonard Stringfield’s book, Situation Red, was mentioned in this interview. Hostilities
between us and the aliens was so severe that after the US started bringing down their
ships with intense radar sweeps, they began taking out our pilots. And I mean, “took
them out,” as in many cases the pilots were simply “teleported” out of their airplanes. I
find that interesting, because that also happened in a Star Trek: TOS episode:
Tomorrow is Yesterday. Was Star Trek a soft disclosure program, or a distraction from what was happening at the time?
https://letsgetoffthisrockalready.com/2021/04/18/apollo-20-the-dark-side-of-the-moon/
The Apollo 20 mission patch. Somehow, NASA had enough secret DOD
cash to launch a Saturn V, but not enough to hire a graphic designer who
could draw spaceships convincingly. Guess the guy who did these was on vacation. And if you’re wondering about the red text, Google Translate says
it’s Latin for “Your grandchildren will pick” — whatever the heck that’s
supposed to mean.
Grandchildren will decide who is worth traveling back in time to save? Almost 9 billion
people on the planet, and they can’t save us all? If we’re about to end life on this planet with nuclear war, and there is a limit to who can be saved… I don’t envy the
grandchildren’s decision. We’re giving them one hell of a mess to clean up in the future.
Maybe the future needs workers. Or moms. Earth needs moms! That’s comforting. I find
very few speculative explanations to conspiracy theories that comfort me. If the mission
is to save as much of the Earth and its people as they can, while maintaining the prime
directive and limiting interaction in order to maximize the number saved- I can only wish
them well.
If they can read our minds, put things in them, suppress memory, give us new language,
do they really need to save our bodies? Can’t they just download us back into a server
and manifest us later? Or better, can’t they just make us be nicer to each other?
You can read more on Apollo 20 here.
And you can listen to the interview below.
(The video that was in the recommended section is no longer available. This is the one downside to sharing media- it has an expiration date. Sometimes when things expire,
my thoughts of conspiracies go up. Just saying.)
