Joan Bird: On approaching the possible phenomenon of SSPs (Secret Space Programs)

I have heard these stories for many years. They have been in my “Hold” box, and I am looking forward to investigating the subject in our local community of co-explorers. Collective wisdom is always helpful in sorting out the truth. People I respect in the field have cautioned about the danger of disinformation on the subject, regardless of whatever truth might underlie it. Given the amount of money that goes into the publicly acknowledged NASA and European Space Programs, considerable effort would have to be employed to hide secret programs, and anyone involved with such a program would most likely be subject not only to the highest security clearances and monitoring, but also to intense “debriefing,” using the most sophisticated techniques of mind control available in the intelligence community. As more witnesses come forward, we have to ask how and why they are getting away with speaking about these programs.I first became aware of the possibility of SSPs in the 2001 Disclosure Project Press Conference, when a witness testified about the existence of photographs of a base on the back of the moon. Karl Wolf was an USAF Airman 2nd Class, a Precision Electronics Photographic Repairman with a Top Secret Crypto Clearance stationed in Langley, VA. In 1965, he was loaned to the Lunar Orbiter Project at NASA. They were having trouble with a piece of equipment that was bottle-necking their ability for production of photos from the Orbiter. He was surprised to see people gathered at the facility from all over the world. When taken into the darkroom and shown the piece of malfunctioning equipment, he asked about the process of getting the signals from the Lunar Orbiter to the Lab. The Lab operator ended up telling and showing him, “with some distress,” about photos of a base on the back side of the moon. Her is a 2-minute clip from Wolf’s historic 2001 testimony:<https://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?p=the+disclosure+project+2001+moon+base+photos&ei=UTF-8&hspart=mozilla&hsimp=yhs-001>