Short thread:
1. History must be revisited with new eyes.
We have to be careful not to assume everything was a lie
BUT...
Let’s take a look at the Challenger disaster.
Again it’s about facts and connections but it may not be enough to reach a conclusion. At least not yet.

2. Take a look at this hideous memorial plaque placed at Arlington Cemetary. It’s a very unflattering likeness of each astronaut. In fact, they look downright evil. If I was a family member, I’d complain. Notice the 6 rays emanating from the star. Photo courtesy of Ron Williams.

3. Astronaut Ellison Onizuka carried a soccer ball from his daughters high school team aboard the Challenger. It was found in the wreckage 15 miles off the coast of FL. On October 19 2016, astronaut Shane Kimbrough took the same ball to the Intl Space Station.

4. Thanks to Obama’s NASA funding cuts, US had to pay Russia for transportation to the ISS. Is it possible the soccer bowl exchange from Putin to Trump in 2018 could have been a symbolic nod between leaders acknowledging the fate of the Challenger?

5. What else survived the explosion? An American flag from Boy Scout troop 514 in Monument CO. It was recovered along with the soccer ball. It’s interesting that the flag was in a plastic bag and it came out unscathed. No melted plastic, no charred material.

6. Speaking of Monument CO, I wonder if the name of the town has any significance at all. Take a look at the meaning of “monument “. What might we visualize in the future? 9/11? Space shuttle Columbia disaster?

7. That flag got a lot of mileage and publicity after the recovery. It became a symbol of American innovation and perseverance. Mitt Romney used the story and the flag during his 2012 campaign.

8. What else stands out about that fateful day? Students from across the nation were watching as the Challenger lifted from the launchpad and proceeded to burst into flames. Reminds me of President Bush reading with a class full of 2nd graders on 9/11.

9. Was it just a coincidence that President Reagan was scheduled to give his State of the Union speech that evening? What is it about flase flags occuring any week a Republican President has his SOTU.

10. Look who was very closely linked to the space program in the 80’s. George H.W. Bush. Yes the same Bush who had been envoy to China and CIA Director. In fact, following the explosion, Bush went to Florida to meet with families of the fallen astronauts.

11. Thanks to an intriguing thread by @humanvibration -which I am linking here - I learned about the term loosh.
Can loosh be connected with the Challenger disaster?
I think so.

Time to look at the Columbia now.

https://threader.app/thread/1215102000498651136