NASA is just a big front for the secret government’s military industrial congressional complex’s hog trough, without any regard to mankind’s destiny in space. It’s Ares spacecraft and Constellation Project is a bunch of horse-shit designed to siphon what little money Americans have left in their wallets. With their cries of “chemical rockets are the best way to get back to the Moon” and “we’ll save money reusing Apollo 1960s tech (which in reality is Von Braun Nazi tech from the 1940s)” lies, they’re ensuring that thousands of skilled engineers will lose their jobs in the ensuing years, while feeding the globalist agenda of outsourcing skilled labor to cheaper places, this time Russia and at the same time draining the United States of much needed brain power.

I bet you’re thinking I’m going around the bend on this. Well, check this shit out:

It’s the rocket NASA won’t talk about — but proponents insist it could change everything. If built, they say, it could get America back on the moon faster and cheaper than anything NASA is designing — and save thousands of jobs in Florida.Kennedy Space Center when the shuttles are mothballed.

It’s called Direct 2.0, or the Jupiter 120 rocket. The simplicity of its design, and the possibility that it could shave years off a projected five-year gap in U.S. human spaceflight once the shuttle retires in 2010, is gaining Direct a growing following among engineers and space enthusiasts — including NASA workers who are secretly helping the project on their own time. Adherents say it could fly by 2013 for less than the projected cost of NASA’s Ares rocket.

Indeed, an unfinished internal NASA study — shut down and disowned by the agency last fall — showed Direct 2.0 would outperform Ares, which the agency is designing for its Constellation program to return astronauts to the moon. The initial results showed Direct 2.0 was superior in cost, overall performance and work-force retention — a big issue for Florida.

This is beyond pathetic, it’s fucking criminal. Especially when one reads headlines like this:

NASA told a U.S. Senate panel on Monday that it anticipates losing 3,000 to 4,000 jobs at its launching site once the space shuttles stop flying in two more years, about half the cutback initially reported.

Although as many as 6,000 to 7,000 shuttle jobs will be eliminated at Kennedy Space Center, about 3,000 positions will open up in the new exploration program, said NASA Administrator Michael Griffin. Those jobs will be created to build and fly new spaceships to the international space station and, ultimately, to the moon.

“I can’t say it’s good news, but it’s certainly news that’s a step in the right direction,” said Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson, chairman of the space subcommittee, who organized the hearing…

…Nelson said layoffs could economically devastate the area, similar to what happened during the lull between the Apollo moon shots of the early 1970s and the first space shuttle flight in 1981.

“The last thing we need to do is to lose this tremendous work force, to put people out of work, give them a pink slip, while at the same time we’re generating jobs in Russia to accomplish the same mission,” Martinez said. “It’s shortsighted. It makes no sense. We need to reverse it.”

Griffin acknowledged he finds it “unseemly in the extreme” to have to rely on Russia.

“However, I can’t find a way to avoid it,” he said.

“However, I can’t find a way to avoid it,” he says. Bullshit. He and his masters knew how to avoid it and made a conscious descision not to. Just business as usual in the One World Order as they say.

It’s bad enough when an agency that professes to have America’s and mankind’s future interests at heart deny that Tesla/Carr technology for spacecraft exists and is currently being used by the U.S. military, but when they purposely  turn away chemical rocket technology  that’s slightly better and is able to return Americans to the Moon safer, cheaper and sooner, that shows me that NASA isn’t the ‘big’ player they claim to be.

They’re just another “dog and pony” show to distract the sheeple!

NASA remains silent on rocket that could rescue the Cape

Direct 2.0

NASA: Fewer employees to lose their jobs