MARS IS A WANDERING STAR
by Mr. Drobot
SPOILERS AHEAD (ABOUT SPACE)
Despite current popular belief, new research has finally proven that what we consider to be “planets” are nothing more than luminaries. Just like the original name that was given to them, they are intricately timed stars that are impossible to walk on. While this evidence may have been around for decades if not centuries with the notion that Earth is the only habitable land, amateur astronomists recently made this rediscovery with the help of the almighty Nikon P900. Equipped with one of the best optical zooms featured in a consumer camera, videographers all over the massive plane have started tracking the skies and recording phenomenons that were only described using an artists rendition or a computer generated image composite created by NASA previously. For those scratching their heads already, this video link will help differentiate how NASA sells the idea of Mars compared to it’s true nature in reality. (YouTube: Mars P900)
The irony thickens whenever politics push the space propaganda for a certain agenda. This wouldn't be the first time that masses have been fooled, seeing as how the moon landings have now been revealed to be completely staged in order to further an agenda put in place before many were even born. It isn't a coincidence that humanity hasn't been back to the moon since. The damage control from the first landing is still being heavily debated despite the undeniable proof of it’s staging.
So let’s look at certain movies and video games that serve as predictive programming to further the idea that Mars is somehow habitable and capable of colonization. The first that come to mind are virtual reality games like “The Martian” and “Unearthing Mars” that give the player a first person view into the propaganda behind what Mars exploration would be like. Even in the trailer of “Unearthing Mars,” Mars is depicted as once being lush and populated like Earth until it was transformed into the desolate red ball that we imagine today. There’s also a new VR game coming out called “Farpoint” that meshes Mars expeditions with the need to survive against strange and incredibly advanced artificial intelligence.
Video games aside, if it seemed like creating an environment like Mars would be impossible on camera, look no further than the outskirts featured in Divergent.
The mystery in Divergent is that once the protagonists are able to bypass a secured wall, all they have to do is continue walking before coming across red barren land. Could this be a subliminal nudge at land beyond the Antarctic ice wall? Furthermore, could uncharted land in reality be used in an upcoming staging of a Mars landing?
Sprinkled about in current conspiracy theory and space talk, there are many involved in pushing the Mars propaganda. Recently in an interview, an ex CIA convincingly lies to the host that he believes kidnapped children have been shipped already to Mars in order to colonize it in advance of it’s public introduction. You can see his answer along with a lot of other bizarre disinfo here: (YouTube: Destroying The Illusion's Interview with ex-CIA Robert David Steele)
There’s even a teen right now publicly claiming that she is determined to be the first woman on Mars. She’s a mere intern at NASA, but there is high speculation that she will personally be involved in any kind of Mars fraud.
Released also this week is a NASA rover concept geared towards brainwashed teens as an “Alien Hunter,” which sadly displays that the agenda is in full gear to distract the willing while raking in more money than can be imagined.
It’s been heavily recorded in the past that governments and politicians aren't necessarily trustworthy, so while many love Trump, there should also be skepticism towards his agenda to “be on Mars” within his first, if not second Presidential term. Maybe instead of dreaming of shooting for the stars, it’s time for humanity to wake up and realize we need to be taking care of each other and the ground we all live on instead of deceiving billions of innocent people with science fiction propaganda.
