Jia Ping at a Shanghai Caffe'
Sitting in a Shanghai Caffe' yesterday, my friend Jia Ping, a Chinese highly skilled nurse practitioner with expertise in infectious diseases, and also a woman with an awareness of my rather new interest in Apollo 11 fraudulence, asked me if I had come across anything new with respect to my personal investigation. Her husband is a physicist, age 52. He works primarily as a programmer now, but had done a great deal of aerospace work at one time. Years back, when I first met him, he and another Chinese man were going on and on about how Apollo just could not be legitimate. Their point at the time was that one would have anticipated continued progress with respect to manned space exploration, if in no other arena, than simply in the arena of continued lunar exploration, had the Apollo program been authentic. At the time, I thought the discussion was interesting, but off target, and admittedly, the details were lost given my poor command of Mandarin at the time. Even now, having studied the language better than ten years with some dedication, I would not be able to follow such a discussion very well at all.
The nurse Jia Ping, I met here in Shanghai years back doing some work and we have stayed good friends. She's found it amusing that I have come over to her husband's way of thinking. We had a good laugh. That actually would be an understatement.
During the caffe' chat, I showed Jia Ping a copy of the Mission Control flight officers' book, FROM THE TRENCHES OF MISSION CONTROL TO THE CRATERS OF THE MOON. She does not read English, but as she asked, I informed her that based on H. David Reed's testimony in chapter three, testimony backed up and fully supported by the astronauts' own accounts(scripted of course) of events, astronaut accounts in which they themselves claim not to know where the Eagle was(see my previous well referenced posts related to astronaut statements of coordinate/landing site unawareness), one could then examine the Apollo 11 Mission Report, as well as other NASA primary materials and demonstrate without any ambiguity whatsoever that the Mission Report had to have been forged/fraudulent, given it was at odds with the astronauts' own scripted accounts. She asked me to bring the book by her house to show to her husband.
And so I did, leaving it with him for the balance of my stay in Asia. His English is quite good and he was of course fascinated to say the least. Just before we parted, I flipped through the electronic version of the same book I have on my computer and showed Jia Ping the nurse this, from the long opening essay in the book by Fight Director Glynn S. Lunney. Lunney's Chapter One, THE FLIGHT DYNAMICS STORY, was Copyrighted in 2010 and the book's first edition was copyrighted 2011;
"On the tape, the crew reported the first motion type sickness in one of our astronauts, Frank Borman. This event made for much conversation with management and the flight surgeons, but in the end the crew had a three day coast period out to the moon withlight housekeeping duties. Before arrival at the moon, the symptoms had sufficiently abated."
Maurice Kennedy; Charles Deiterich III; William Stoval; William Boone III; Glynn S. Lunney; H. David Reed; Jerry C. Bostick (2011-05-13). From The Trench of Mission Control to the Craters of The Moon (ebook Locations 3977-3981).
Jia Ping's husband did the honors of translating Lunney's English to be sure she understood well. She said, "Patrick, how could they tell so fast it was not an infectious gastroenteritis. There would be no way to tell and the bacteria would be floating all over the space ship. They could even breath the bacteria in. That does not seem right to me. I do not believe that."
This is a woman who has never before voiced an opinion on Apollo authenticity before, one way or the other.
As I was just stepping out the door, Jia Ping's husband said, "Patrick, you know that you are really on to something, examining their words carefully as you do. Why didn't someone think of this before?"
I said, "I do not know. Please keep the book. i need all of the help I can get."
I leave my friends here in Shanghai in a few days, finally to arrive in Delhi at the middle of the week I imagine. Until then, I'll answer as many of your questions as I possibly can and summarize my own thoughts. Looks like I have found a couple of allies here in Shanghai. Brought a smile to my face.