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Barack Obama and the Masonic Martyr
"I love human beings. Always seeing patterns in things that aren't there."
He must be, because he announced his candidacy for the Presidency "exactly forty years after the cover date of the issue of Life magazine that covered the state funeral of Gus Grissom and the other Apollo 1 astronauts." And in a speech before the Senate, exactly eighty years after Grissom's birth, Obama said, "And just recently, this is the administration that tried to silence a NASA scientist for letting the rest of us know that yes, climate change is a pretty big deal" -- he must be referring, not to the then-current ("this") administration, but to one forty years earlier that "silenced" Gus Grissom (who, to my knowledge, never said anything about climate change).
Oh, and Obama also made an important speech to the Council on Foreign relations -- at Purdue, the university Gus Grissom graduated from. And this speech was made on July 16th, 2008 -- the anniversary of the date Apollo XI was launched, the mission Grissom would have commanded.
Oh, and we must not forget that Barack and Michelle Obama were married on October 3, 1992 -- the thirtieth anniversary of the day "Astronaut Wally Schirra manually blew Sigma 7's hatch after splashdown, in a deliberate attempt to dispel the rumor that Grissom might have blown Liberty Bell 7's hatch deliberately."
And it's deeply significant that the 2008 Democratic National Convention, where Obama was nominated, took place in Denver: that city was the hometown of Titanic passenger Margaret Brown, nicknamed "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" -- and Grissom nicknamed his first mission after Liberty Bell 7 the Molly Brown.
My head hurts.
"I love human beings. Always seeing patterns in things that aren't there."
He must be, because he announced his candidacy for the Presidency "exactly forty years after the cover date of the issue of Life magazine that covered the state funeral of Gus Grissom and the other Apollo 1 astronauts." And in a speech before the Senate, exactly eighty years after Grissom's birth, Obama said, "And just recently, this is the administration that tried to silence a NASA scientist for letting the rest of us know that yes, climate change is a pretty big deal" -- he must be referring, not to the then-current ("this") administration, but to one forty years earlier that "silenced" Gus Grissom (who, to my knowledge, never said anything about climate change).
Oh, and Obama also made an important speech to the Council on Foreign relations -- at Purdue, the university Gus Grissom graduated from. And this speech was made on July 16th, 2008 -- the anniversary of the date Apollo XI was launched, the mission Grissom would have commanded.
Oh, and we must not forget that Barack and Michelle Obama were married on October 3, 1992 -- the thirtieth anniversary of the day "Astronaut Wally Schirra manually blew Sigma 7's hatch after splashdown, in a deliberate attempt to dispel the rumor that Grissom might have blown Liberty Bell 7's hatch deliberately."
And it's deeply significant that the 2008 Democratic National Convention, where Obama was nominated, took place in Denver: that city was the hometown of Titanic passenger Margaret Brown, nicknamed "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" -- and Grissom nicknamed his first mission after Liberty Bell 7 the Molly Brown.
My head hurts.
