Another NASA Scientist Dies - Signs Emerge The Elite Are Preparing Their Outer Space 'Bug-Outs' Or Preparing To Move Their Headquarters 'Off Planet'
Stefan Stanford | All News Pipeline
June 8, 2016
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In an bizarre flashback to a story from July 2010 and Space.com that takes on much greater meaning in this 2016 world that we are now living in we were told that the head of NASA caused quite a stir back in 2010 when he said his foremost task as the head of the American space program was 'to reach out to the Muslim world and make them feel good' about their contributions to science, math and engineering. Nowhere did NASA head Charles Bolden talk about 'space exploration' being one of his primary job functions and the fact that this administration has seemingly turned our space program into a Muslim outreach program was not lost upon those paying attention way back then.

The fact that there have now been at least 6 different times when members of the Obama administration have stated that their primary job was to promote Islam leads us to a much better understanding of 'Obama's America'. It also helps us to understand both the failures of the US space program in recent years as well as the resurgence in the interest in space travel by some of the 'ultra rich' as detailed within this story...

We also take a look below at the recent death of another scientist, one who just happened to work at NASA's 'Wallops Space Flight Center' in Virginia, and another name that might be added to an ever growing list of dead scientists, chemists and engineers... Did someone have a reason to 'off' well-respected NASA scientist Tiffany Moisan, who was studying oceans and phytoplankton? Is there a reason NASA has submitted to 'Allah'?

Considering this administration's use of NASA as a 'Muslim outreach program' and their neglect of 'outerspace exploration', it's not surprising that several stories that have made the news over the last few weeks alone tell a story that isn't yet being emphasized by the mainstream media, but could one day be the biggest story of the century.

The story from The Spectator back on May 21st asked us if there is money to be made in the new space race - or is it being poured into a 'black hole'? The story continues to tell us all about Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, PayPal and Tesla founder Elon Musk, and Virgin's Richard Branson and the fact that each one of them has become obsessed with space. 'Why Are So Many Billionaires Launching Extraterrestrial Adventures?' we're asked...leading us to ask, do the ultra-rich know something that we don't know?