Ban-Dodger wrote:
The last video from ODD TV exposes some realities of the so-called Alien-Agenda.
Project Blue-Beam would be halted in its tracks if everybody were to distrust NASA,
because clearly, NASA cannot be trusted. I mean, they get BILLIONS of dollars,
each year in tax-funding, yet they LOSE some of the MOST IMPORTANT records,
such as tapes that are related to Moon-Landings.
I don't know about you, but if I were running a business (well, actually, I do run one),
ESPECIALLY when it came to expensive ventures, I would make SURE that,
not only the protocols are to be air-tight, but EVERYTHING run the RIGHT way,
talking like State-of-the-Art manner. SURELY they can at least think of THAT,
when they get BIIIIIIIIIIILLIONS in funding, I mean, has NASA even been...
...gasp... AUDITED ? See, THIS is why Professional Conspiracy Theorists,
cannot find good reason to be trusting in NASA, nor its alleged sciences.
BILLIONS of $$$ yet still manages to lose EXTREMELY IMPORTANT data-captures.
Also, turned out, that just like politicians, scientists can be bought and paid for, too.
Just like the priests and clergy and preachers of churches are also prone to sell out.
Humans, man, easily becoming a sell-out, regardless of what positions they get,
whether it be that of a church-leader, scientific-leader, government-politician, etc.
Our family knows a few NASA scientists down at Ames. They are continuously audited. Their process systems are truly amazing and actually are easy to audit. As are some of their collaboration systems, which are also audit-friendly, and like just about everything they do, released to the public since we pay for them. By that I mean the records, the system code *and* the audits of it all are released.
Insofar as scientists being bought, the biggest strength of science in my opinion is the inherent self-correction that is baked right in. Data isn't considered "good" until it has passed enough scrutiny, and that includes being used as an assumption for other tests (if it was bad, this is where it would become glaringly bad). Most fields are pretty narrow and everyone is dependent upon each other's findings. When something doesn't fit, it is quickly sussed out as such.
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