Back in the
day, every kid wanted to be one. We all
watched them on TV and in the movies.
Crowds gathered on the streets, in front of department store television
displays when Apollo 11 settled into the sea of tranquility on July 20th,
1969. Astronauts were the “rock stars”
of the 60’s and 70’s, fearlessly stepping into fragile rockets, blasting into
the unknown of outer space, and then splashing down into the ocean as aircraft
carriers raced to their rescue.
"Pod-people," they're out there... |
According to
the CIA World Fact Book (and Wikepedia,) as of October 8th, 2010,
526 Earthlings have been to space. 332
were Americans. Three people have died
in space. Twelve walked on the moon… or
did they? Now, I’m not getting at a
“Capricorn One” scenario here about government conspiracies and “Hollywood”
style fake moon landings. I do
believe we sent people into space. That
we did, in fact, land on the moon. That
there is a monstrosity in Earth orbit called the “International Space
Station.” The question I am asking is
this: Did the same people actually come back from space, or were they replaced
by alien “pod-people,” substituted by a Klingon-like race of space mutants to
prepare the way for a full scale invasion?
Think about
it, people. What do astronauts do after
they come back from space? Yep, you
guessed it… they go to elementary schools to “talk-up” the space program. We’ve all seen them on local news
programs. Sitting in a classroom,
answering questions posed by eager 9 year olds about “what space walks are
like” and whether kids can bring their dog to space when they get old
enough. They paint pretty pictures
about “space-hotels” and moon colonies and cool jetpacks to reel the kids
in. Um-hmm, what they really are, are
aliens “preparing” kids for a future where they think they’re boarding a
spaceship for a vacation flight to the Andromeda galaxy when in actuality
they’ll end up on the menu of an inter-galactic greasy spoon. Didn’t anyone else see the Twilight Zone
classic, “To Serve Man?” It’s a
cookbook!
And what about
that crazy lady astronaut who drove from Houston to Orlando, wearing a diaper,
to confront her supposed romantic rival for her astronaut “boyfriend.” Clearly, a defective “pod-person” from Alpha
Centauri.
So what has
happened to all of our astronauts? Are
they being imprisoned on some far-away planet, forced to fight in gladiatorial
combats for the enjoyment of previously said space mutants, Captain Kirk
style? No, I believe they are much
closer than we think. Let me answer
this important question with a question of my own. Which major country has sat by the sidelines while the rest of us
have unknowingly sent our people into the jaws of these alien predators? Which major country out there has kept their
people on the ground while our space shuttle missions have turned into
international sightseeing bus trips for every balkanized nation out there that
wants to conduct another boring gravity experiment that they held a nation-wide
drawing for the best idea among school children for? That’s right, it’s the ChiComs.
Now, I can
hear you already with the “wait a minute, Mr. Harrumph-man, didn’t the Chinese
put six ChiComnauts into space aboard their three “Shenzhou” rockets?” Ummm… no.
This is where the “Capricorn One”/Shanghaillywood space flight fakes
come in. Obviously, the ChiComs have
faked their space program because they’re in league with the evil space
mutants that have been replacing our astronauts with “pod-people…” Duh… If you look closely at the video of their
space flights you can even see the scotch tape holding the pieces of paper they
use for the stage backgrounds of star fields.
Besides that, some of the outtakes are on “America’s Funniest Home
Videos.” What a bunch of jabronies.
So, if we
want our astronauts back before they end up as the secret ingredient on
“Galactic Iron Chef,” we had better start sending SEAL teams into China to find
them. And when we do bring them back
home we had better screen them very well, just to make sure the Chinese/space
mutants haven’t “double-pod-peopled” them, figuring we would find out they had
them imprisoned and would send forces to liberate them, just to “rescue”
pre-positioned, diversionary “pod-people” aliens. Never trust the ChiComs. Harrumph…
I think we immediately need to begin a counter-offensive against both the ChiComs and the Pod-People from Space. I have several interesting possible modes of attack. Option 1: Sharpshooter can have his way with them. Surely, 526 is not such a big number for such a skilled henchman. Option 2: Stick them in a room with Mini-4, aka Eyore, and have him depress them until they consider... "alternatives" to continuing to live. Option 3: Allow me, Random Fact/Number 4, to "study" them in a contained chamber, while informing them and anyone else who will listen about all the interesting information that can be gleaned from them. Also, I'd have to include information, in my dissertation/lecture, about the space program, including its successes and failures, such as, did you know that Apollo 13... Darn, my keyboard stopped responding. And I had written like 13 pages. Hmmmm. Most peculiar. I'll have to have the administrative staff look into that. Speaking of which, did you know that it wasn't until 2000 that we changed the name of "Secretary's Day" to "Administrative Professionals Day" which was done to better encompass the changing roles of administrative professionals in day to day operations of businesses... Crap, it did it again!
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