U.S. Space Command is Official

12/16/2019

“At the direction of the President of the United States, Secretary of Defense Mark T. Esper established U.S. Space Command (USSPACECOM) today as the eleventh Unified Combatant Command. Gen. John W. Raymond is its Senate confirmed commander.
“To ensure the protection of America's interests in space we must apply the necessary focus, energy, and resources to the task – and that is exactly what Space Command will do," said Secretary Esper. "Gen. Raymond is acutely aware of the vital role that space plays in U.S. national security and our way of life and is an ideal choice to lead this new command."

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DannyG

12/17/2019 11:09:39 am

???

DannyG

12/20/2019 10:11:52 am

There are a total of 8 country's with a "space force". So what. Does not mean we are any closer to disclosure. We are still useing rocket technology that dates back to ancient China. It's not like we have Captian Kirk flying around in the starship Enterprise. Aren't there any recent UAP sightings to post here?

Tech Jeff

1/17/2020 03:28:17 pm

It's not that this has to do with disclosure, so much as admitting that America already has a dedicated, solid and supported military presence in space.

So what? We all knew that already.

Well a lot of this pomp and public admission is due to the mistaken ideal that space should remain demilitarized. That's been a lie ever since Sputnik ICBMs travel through space, therefore it IS militarized.

But certain aspects of Western culture were able to float the notion that space should remain free of anything military. The powers opposed to the US never abided by that notion, keeping their military projects secret while pushing the UN and Western governments to avoid "militarizing space."

So in the sense that this is finally a full fledged recognition that America's military is in space and intends to no longer hide its obvious presence there, this is a major milestone. Not too long ago, there was a vocal outcry that space should remain demilitarized. The problem was that it has become laughably obvious that the US military is in space, along with many other military powers.

So this is more a public relations move to acknowledge the obvious and silence any remaining naysayers whining about "militarizing space."

To their point, there was a push to put nukes in space and was seriously considered by the US in the 1960's. We had the tech to orbit nukes over Russia and the did over the US. The Cuban missile crisis proved that less response time is not better and may cause a panicky general to "use it or lose it" in mistaken response to say a meteor strike.

They were right. Having nukes in space ready to lay waster to an enemy in 60 seconds or less is a terrible idea. And so the concept of demilitarized space was born.

Having achieved a common sense victory with an agreement that neither side would put nukes in space, there was a push towards not allowing any military in space. This was used for propaganda by the Soviets, hoping to at least slow American progress in space.

The idea that space would be left only to exploration and colonization is flat silly. What this announcement of a public "Space Force" does is put an end to any idea that the US and other militarist nations are not in space- for once and for all. Space is the ultimate high ground and therefore irresistible to any nation with the technology to be there.

How does that help disclosure?

Well indirectly it does help disclosure. Here's how.

If we "suddenly encounter an alien civilization in space," it makes it seem like we discovered them- not they us. Recall what I call an instinctual memory of the neolithic aged cultures utter capitulation to Europe's technology. One's hair rises on one's neck at that situation. This is every governments worst nightmare- a public demanding the government "do something about these aliens in our space."

But,

If we "discover" them, especially if the military "discovers them," then the illusion of defending ourselves from them is maintained. In that sense, it puts a "good spin" on admitting that there is a "their" out there.

Politics figures in everything friends and if there truly are alien presences in our solar system- they get politics. This is something that is necessary to intro the public to the idea of an alien presence not only "out there," but here on Earth as well.

How much of "Men in Black" is true is open to debate, but it may well be that they have been here in quantity since the 1950's. (Or perhaps far longer than that.) People don't give up the idea of sovereignty easily my friends. This has to be done in a politically expedient manor.

That assumes of course that aliens are real, not some sort of manipulation by world governments or the Matrix, angels vs demons, etc. If there really are other planets with technologically developed life on them and they are visiting here, then this IS the path to disclosure. The veil of defense MUST be maintained before disclosure will ever happen.

Mmiller

1/17/2020 10:17:02 pm

I loved it when our government wanted to nuke the moon....that will show those red commies. Thank god they didn't. Of course this is when we were going to have atomic planes and cars. Jetpack to work. Just hide under your desk when the bombs fall you'll be fine. And don't forget all the secret shuttle launches. What was on those. Not satilletes. My guess is rods from space. Titanium rods launched from space could annihilate anything on or under the surface. Non-nuclear too. Or maybe a couple of Reagan's "star wars" laser satilletes. Non -nuclear. No treaty broken. Just to monitor weather.

Rik Flores

1/18/2020 12:49:19 pm

I saw 2 aliens back in the Eightys

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