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Why Some Teams Are Disallowed
NASA has encountered serious failures over time due to a failure to
standardize on metric measurements only (is this due to being a government controlled corporation?)
NASA has suffered
catastrophic failures, costing lives and many millions of dollars.
Dual scales of measurement and calculation caused some failures. NASA
is funded and run as an unprofitable business of the
American government, which in their capitalist society amounts to a
socialist corporation. If you probe objectively why it exists, you’ll
see NASA justifies its existence by stimulating developments in
related industries and provides a stage for nationalistic hype.
People enjoy their ‘shows’. No doubt many enjoyed seeing the flight
for the X-Prize too. It wasn’t government funded and cost far less
to produce. This hype or propaganda is window dressing (read: no
immediate economic value in the space discoveries.) So a less obvious
agenda exists.
Due to what we found we will deny teams from NASA or other space
agencies from entering this challenge. If employees or contractors
of a government, have contracts or agreements, or are directly
funded by government or government run space agencies or
corporations they cannot compete. Read contract agreements NASA
subjects employees and contactors to
http://farsite.hill.af.mil/reghtml/regs/other/nasa/1827.htm NASA (US government) controls all inventions related to
work done in association with them.
As many rumors exist about Area 51, and about reports and evidence
of vehicles using the technology (we are about to create) being
hidden within various governments’ departments and ‘off-limits’
warehouses, more questions arise. If it is so then are
they self-serving servants to keep it from their masters, the electors,
the people who, through taxes, pay the bills and their wages? Do the
servants plan to go into business against their masters or do they
have more sinister intentions? Are they looking for ways to assert
control over them in ways their masters have not expressly agreed
to? Do civil servants, through quasi separate entities, intend on
controlling inventions they can use for their advantage, like for
making war? It appears that way, and our
perception is shared by many. (We know war is rarely started by people or businesses.
It usually takes governments to start one, or to hire spies and
‘informants’ to justify their high-handed actions.)
The existence of hidden evidence has little to do with national
security and a lot to do with power and control the servants
gradually accorded themselves. Wasn’t there a similar scenario a few
centuries ago when the grip of religion over knowledge, politics and
business had to be broken? (And numerous nations in which similar
events occurred, relating to rulers.) Or is it the foreseen, insidiously
invasive government of Orwell’s prophetic book, 1984? Isn’t
this like the problem we’ve seen with dictators where the power to
rule was taken by force, quickly rather than slowly? It appears the necessary transparency
of intent and cooperation for the benefit of “the householders”
in more than one democracy is
being hidden by some servants, ones who are covert enemies of peace
for a variety of reasons.
Not all of the servants would be aware of the dubious intentions of
the highest bureaucrats, but some must be. It's certain some of them
were hired, not elected.
All sorts of scenarios come to mind. People who love conspiracies
would suggest it’s a long term pact with a secret or not-so-secret
organization. Do only a few people know what the objectives are? Does the idea of nuclear
warheads in orbit sound like a choice peaceful people would make, or
something power-hungry servants want, or what a lobbyist wants? (The
military, CIA and FBI are all servants, or servants of the
servants; servants who keep growing in power over the people who are
their masters and are not sufficiently answerable for their
misdoings.)
It is not our intent to open the discussion about related failings
or perceived conspiracies, just to state our reasons for
denying certain teams. Fortunately Americans treasure freedom of
speech as much as they love the spectacle of 'crowning' their top
servants. They will appreciate having the points of concern brought
to their attention, even if the points raise issues they might
prefer to ignore or deny. |