Half A Century Of The German Moon Base

http://greyfalcon.us/restored/German%20Moon%20Base%20Alpha.htm ^

[MNJohnnie]

Problem, too, is that we’ve overall become so spoiled and unable to deal with the kind of threats that would routinely occur every generation or so in the past,

Your dad and granddad said that about your Generation too. :-)

I have met a number of Vets from Iraq and Afghanistan. This country never fielded a better military.

Don't confuse the Junk Media culture for the American people as a whole. Do we have problems. Sure we do. Cannot argue with most of your concerns since I share them

However, the American tree of Liberty has never been stronger. It has weather worse storms in the past, it will weather worse ones in the centuries to come.

Keep the faith brother! As the greatest President of the USA Ronald Reagan once said, Our best days are yet to come.

[fieldmarshaldj]

"Your dad and granddad said that about your Generation too. :-)"

Yeah, but I'm more Conservative than either my father or his father (both veterans). :-P

[wally_bert]

Some more of Gabby Drake.

[wally_bert]

I always loved Brit TV.

[Grunthor]

I listen to a little Coast to Coast now and then....when suffering a bout of insomnia. I just love the far out stories.

Probably another manifestation of my enjoyment for things “sci-fi.”

[Harrius Magnus]

That may be one of the best YouTube videos of all time. Thanks for directing us.

“Their modified Cadillac Coup DeVille, just East of the Sea of Tranquility...”

Fascinating, or extremely interesting, if you will.

[Tainan]

cool

[Jedi Master Pikachu]

Cuckoo.

[Paul Heinzman]

Holy crap that’s funny.

[RightWhale]

Ian Punnet has the most disturbing guests. Last night especially so.

[Grunthor]

“Ian Punnet has the most disturbing guests. Last night especially so.”

I agree on Ian, but I missed last nights’ show...I know it was going to be about robot/human relations....just missed it I guess.

[RightWhale]

Some of the callers were very good.

[SunkenCiv]

There was a "flying saucer" program, but the prototypes were air-breathers using (more or less) conventional fuels. They never went to the Moon, but supposedly set (unrecognized) velocity and altitude records during test flight (this was late in the war) which exceeded the capabilities of all other craft for years to come.

Had Hitler not launched WWII in Europe, I don't doubt that von Braun would have orbited humans before 1950, reached the Moon by 1960, and reached Mars by 1970.

The always-entertaining David Hatcher Childress has claimed in print that Guglielmo Marconi and his secretive followers built interplanetary craft and colonized Mars.

[Las Vegas Dave]

It’s very possible that a German “flying saucer” program of the late 40’s was a U.S. disinformation program. Some sketches of a German saucer program were from the mid-50’s, well after Roswell, McMinnville, the Washington D.C. incidents, etc..

[Quix]

Interesting.

Thanks.

[Kevmo]

Thanks for posting this excellent disinformation.

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Why the smart money is on Duncan Hunter
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1926032/posts
Posted on 11/15/2007 3:43:17 AM PST by Kevmo

[\/\/ayne]

When I saw Nazis on the moon in this article I immediately thought of Rocket Ship Galileo by Robert A. Heinlein. I'm surprised nobody mentioned it!

UFO series looks pretty interesting. I never heard of that!

[Mr. Silverback]

Was that movie any good?

[Mr. Silverback]

mark!

[Mr. Silverback]

Let's not forget one of the greatest things about this decade so far: The Packers clinching the NFC North with three weeks left in the regular season.

Man, life is good!