Rabbit-Hole News: Deathbed UFO Confession, Biblical Plague, MK-Kitten Bynes

Welcome to yet another edition of the Rabbit-Hole News, where we provide you with everything you need to know about what They won't tell you.

UFOS:

Is this recent "deathbed interview" with a former CIA official the proof of alien visitation of our planet we've been looking for?

"Anonymous" alleges that, after an invasion threat from President Dwight Eisenhower, he and his superior at the CIA were allowed inside the secretive Area 51 in Nevada to gather intel and report back to the president. There, "Anonymous" describes seeing several alien spacecraft, including the craft that crashed in Roswell, New Mexico.

CELEBRITIES:

Vigilant Citizen is worried that troubled actress Amanda Bynes could be yet another mind-controlled sex-kitten:

Amanda Bynes’ metamorphosis from a promising child star to a bizarre woman with worrying behavior is yet another example of how the MK-Ultra entertainment industry messes up the minds of those who grow up within it. While most media sources cite “drugs” or “mental problem” as causes of her erratic behavior, these are only symptoms of the true issue here: Bynes is yet another former child star going through a MK programming meltdown.

Still no complete explanation for Lindsay Lohan.


THE BIBLE:

From the AP:

"Any day now, billions of cicadas with bulging red eyes will crawl out of the earth after 17 years underground and overrun the East Coast." 

Don't worry, though...

 "... they're harmless."

BIG BROTHER:

A CNN transcript of a recent roundtable discussion of the Boston Bombings reveals this nugget of information concerning the privacy of American citizens:

BURNETT: Tim, is there any way, obviously, there is a voice mail they can try to get the phone companies to give that up at this point. It's not a voice mail. It's just a conversation. There's no way they actually can find out what happened, right, unless she tells them?  

CLEMENTE: No, there is a way. We certainly have ways in national security investigations to find out exactly what was said in that conversation. It's not necessarily something that the FBI is going to want to present in court, but it may help lead the investigation and/or lead to questioning of her. We certainly can find that out.  

BURNETT: So they can actually get that? People are saying, look, that is incredible.  

CLEMENTE: No, welcome to America. All of that stuff is being captured as we speak whether we know it or like it or not.

Um...yay?


OFFWORLD AGENDA:

NASA said recently that setting foot on Mars is "Human Destiny":

"A human mission to Mars is today the ultimate destination in our solar system for humanity, and it is a priority for NASA."

Start packing!!!!

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Has The Moon Been Bought And Sold?

Don't count me as one of those theorists who believe we never went on the Moon -- I absolutely do believe it! (It's the when, and how, and how many times that might be open to some good ol' fashioned debate)

But according to NASA, the U.S. mission to the Moon is effectively over. Said the organization's chief Charlie Bolden: "NASA is not going to the Moon with a human as a primary project probably in my lifetime."

One question "conspiracy theorists" (I guess the MSM would refer to them as "Moon Truthers" nowadays?) have regarding the Moon landing subject is: if we really "made it" to the Moon the first time, why haven't we gone back since 1972?

And an interesting counter-question would be: what if we did?

What if NASA found "something" up there? Alternatively, what if the U.S. decided that the Moon was useful as a strategic base of some kind? Both scenarios might make the American public's "need to know" null and void.

Regardless, Russia still makes the Moon front-and-center of their space program -- and the age of private companies "mining" the natural satellite for precious minerals is just around the corner. The latter might be another reason why info about Moon trips/landings may be restricted. The Moon might be bought and sold at this point.

David Icke has recently had a fixation on what he calls "The Moon Matrix" -- and while there is some wild stuff in this theories (the biggest one being, I suppose, that the Moon is either an artificial construct or a hollowed-out planetoid), it makes for interesting listening:

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Starseeds, Star Wars, And Krypton Found: The New Space Narrative

Space Ark

The only solution seemed to be a boat. A new society of  timeships, sailing the high seas. The Noah myth. Premonitory preparation for the emigration from planet earth.
-- Timothy Leary, "Starseed: A Psi Phy Comet Tale" 

Update: Immediately after publishing this post I found the following article: astronomers apparently just announced yesterday that they have found a "Super-Earth" (their term, not mine) "that may be capable of supporting life as we know it — and it's just a stone's throw from Earth in the cosmic scheme of things." The planet is nicknamed "Lenny." So start packing, folks! And expect more articles like this one filling up your news feed every week, as we're methodically "prepared" to accept the inevitable fact of off-Earth colonization.

Three rather interesting space-related items from the last week or so, all shaping one larger narrative:


Possible NASA Manned Moon Mission Announcement

Don't worry, there will be plenty of new jobs waiting for you on the moon

Space.com reports that we might soon be hearing about a manned mission to the far side of the Moon -- and that such an announcement was timed for a President Obama post-election victory. Space.com quotes their sources as saying "a big announcement may indeed be in the offing before too much longer." This announcement might include word of building a base on the moon and working toward sending people onto an asteroid and Mars.


"Krypton" Located By Famed Astrophysicist

Most of the mass media picked up this story about how Neil deGrasse Tyson "locates" the universe in which Krypton existed. Whether he has done so only in the comic book DC is set to promote, "Action Comics" #14, or in "real life" is made rather unclear...witness the story in the esteemed New Scientist website:

"Now famed astronomer Neil deGrasse Tyson has used his power of scientific reasoning to help pin down a real-life red star that could have hosted the home of the Man of Steel. Red stars can scale from dim dwarfs to mighty supergiants. But as astronomer Phil Plait explains, the lifetime of a red supergiant would probably be too short for the advanced Kryptonian civilisation to emerge, while known red giants are too far away from Earth to fit with Superman's back story. That means Krypton had to orbit a red dwarf, which can be older and closer."

Note how the language here deftly mixes fact (there was a star and universe found) with fiction (THERE IS NO SUPERMAN OR PLANET KRYPTON!). Both fantasy and reality have been woven together in a meta-narrative that a respected member of the scientific community has endorsed.

Now, who am I to say that there isn't/wasn't a Krypton? Isn't this mythology-woven-into-fact happening as I write this? Don't we really want a Superman to really exist? And look: now we might have a human-friendly planet to go to...the next logical step after all those initiatives in the theoretical imminent NASA/Obama announcement is made.

Further, as I've pointed out on this blog several times -- President Obama has been "cast" as -- sometimes by his own self/handlers -- as a Superman-type icon. Heck, only a few issues back in "Action Comics" #9, there was a whole issue that (metaphorically, of course) explored this. And Obama himself quipped that he was born on Krypton:



New Star Wars Movies Announced

Lastly, to the item that kicked this whole news cycle off: hold on to your hats, fans, there is going to be a new Star Wars movie! And another one after that. And another one after that. And, as NASA sends some hapless souls to cling on an asteroid, another Star Wars movie after that.

We'll have plenty of fun space operas to keep our eyes to the stars over the next decades, thanks to Disney buying out Lucasfilm and forcing them to pump put more creations on a regular basis than the Duggar Family. "Star Wars" has also shaped our political landscape in the past, most particularly with the Star Wars Defense Initiative in the 1980s.

It will be very interesting to see what narratives these new movies spin out, and how they will both reflect and shape the larger world narrative. But the overall "message" of these films will be space travel, exploration, and planets beyond our own. Imagination-fuel for generations who will most likely witness -- and perhaps eventually train for -- these issues in real life.

"Young Jedi" at an actual "Jedi Training Academy"

So here's the story so far. A NASA announcement about a manned moon mission (among other things) might be immanent, held back only to be revealed after an Obama victory. At the same time, we have apparently "discovered" Superman's birthplace, Krypton -- this is "legit" because Neil deGrasse Tyson told us so. This newly-discovered universe might, conveniently, sustain human(oid) life. Also: Superman might be real. Lastly, our hopes for continuing the Space Program has been metaphorically rekindled now that it's been announced that -- contrary to the previous protestations by George Lucas -- there are going to apparently be new Star Wars sequels into perpetuity.

Why all these narratives now? It's because we're being prepared -- albeit very slowly and methodically -- for off-planet colonization. THIS -- this is the dominating narrative as the years and decades go by. This is it. Tim Leary was right with "Starseed" -- we have to get off the Rock. 'Cause another part of the narrative might be -- we're Krypton.

BUT

Leary also told us the real key is to travel into the universes within. Where is the official narrative for this, our map studded with friendly pop-culture landmarks for easy consumption?

Folks, that part of the journey -- there is no official plan, no NASA "innerspace" exploration announcement coming. We gotta do that ourselves. However, as always, pop-culture has many keys available to us to light up that way, as well.

(Also, is it time for news of some sort of ill-conceived "2001" reboot movie with state-of-the-art CGI effects? I'm thinking it is.)

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