2019/09/22 – Dr. Richard Spence – John Whiteside Parsons

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Trump Administration Suddenly Announces
Return of American Astronauts to the Moon …
Before End of President Trump’s Second Term!

Find Out “Why” Here:

Click on Image for
The Presidential Briefing

Trailer: https://youtu.be/G7rLvWy8Ih0

Ever wondered why NASA’s premiere “interplanetary research center” is known by just three mysterious initials — “JPL?”

I know, the official NASA explanation is they stand for the “Jet Propulsion Laboratory.”

But … spacecraft don’t use “jets,” in fact they CAN’T, in space — so … what gives!?

The “insider” explanation is FAR more interesting: that JPL — secretly — stands for “Jack Parsons’ Lab.”

Who the hell is “Jack Parsons?!”

You should recall that, among other aspects of NASA’s far-flung space activities, we have carefully been tracking and reporting on “secret, occult RITUALS … practiced quietly but relentlessly — around ALL of NASA’S over 50 years of manned and unmanned missions!”

Jack Parsons — and who he REALLY was — is one of the key reasons.

Parsons has been variously described as “playboy” … an “anti-Christ” … and a genuine “missile messiah.”

All three are totally appropriate — as you’re going to find out from historian Dr. Richard Spence tonight, as we explore a genuine “NASA founding magician” … and how the Lab that he created, over 60 years ago, came to quietly discover — and then quietly suppress — some of NASA’S most important finds across the solar system … all because of Magik!

Join us ….

Richard C. Hoagland

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Richard’s Items:

1- Mysterious magnetic pulses discovered on Mars

2- Bizarre comet from another star system just spotted

3- JPL Small-Body Database Browser

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Dr. Richard Spence’s Items:

1. Parsons at Kynette Trial 1938

2. Aleister Crowley @ 1919

3. Wilfred T Smith

4. Theodore von Karman (Karman Todor)

5. Frank Oppenheimer

6. J. Robert Oppenheimer

7. Grigory Kheifets (on right)

8. Robert Cornog

9. Parsons with JATO canister, Arroyo Seco, 1943.

10. L. Ron Hubbard

11. Parsons and Marjorie Cameron

12. Parsons, Forman and Malina

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Dr. Richard B. Spence

Dr. Richard B. Spence is a retired Professor of History at the University of Idaho. His interests include Russian and military history along with espionage, occultism and anti-semitism. His major published works include Boris Savinkov: Renegade on the Left, Trust No One: The Secret World of Sidney Reilly, Secret Agent 666: Aleister Crowley, British Intelligence and the Occult, and Wall Street and the Russian Revolution, 1905-1925. He is the author of numerous articles in Revolutionary Russia, Intelligence and National Security, Journal for the Study of Anti-Semitism, American Communist History, The Historian, New Dawn and other publications. He has been interviewed on numerous programs and has been a commentator/consultant for the History Channel, the International Spy Museum, Radio Liberty and documentaries produced by the Russian Cultural Foundation.

Awards:

2012, NROTC Faculty Excellence Award
2011, Recognized for Distinguished Service to the International Studies Program
2010, Fellow, Anti-Terrorism Program, Foundation for the Defense of Democracy, Tel Aviv

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