Neil Armstrong
August 5, 1930 – August 25, 2012
After university he got a job as a test pilot at Edwards
Airforce Base, in later years the landing place for many Space Shuttle
missions. He flew new supersonic jet and rocket planes with the likes of Chuck
Yeager. He was very successful and had several narrow escapes from crashing and
this led gradually to him being spotted by the talent scouts of the newly
formed National Aeronautics and Space Administration- NASA. He joined the
Apollo Programme in 1967 after the tragic Apollo 1 fire and ended up as
commander of Apollo 11, the mission that we've been told achieved the first
manned moon landing. We've been told
is the operative word because I doubt that vehemently and have said so several
times, EG, see: http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/marcus-allen-at-bis-update.html
Whatever secrets Armstrong might have held, he took them to his grave. If the truth
about the Apollo missions is ever to be confirmed or denied, it's not going to
come from him. On the 25th of August 2012 Neil
Armstrong died after surgery on his coronary arteries. Then again, who knows. This event might be the catalyst that will lead to some kind of revelation.
One of the most interesting and little-known facts about Neil
Armstrong was that in 1975 he got involved in the quest to find the mysterious "Metal
Library" in Peru . (This subject is being currently reexamined by Philip Coppens, see: http://www.philipcoppens.com/metal_libr.html)
What motivated him to embark into such an esoteric field of knowledge I don't know.
But then again he was always a very deep and private character. He was known to
be a shy and uncommunicative man and had as little contact with the media as he
could get away with, following his rise to fame when he returned to Earth after
Apollo 11. Perhaps his initiation into the secret world of black budget government
military endeavour, as well as his acceptance into the dusty halls of elite university
fraternities, triggered an awakening into alternative thought. But like all his
thoughts, he kept them strictly to himself. If he never revealed the truth about
the moon landings then I do not condemn him for it. After all he had a wife, children
and parents to care for, and whose lives he valued, like most other people who
are given these secrets. My deepest condolences to them.
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