Former head of NASA confirms alien bases on the moon

[Garuda]

In an interview with Rense, Ken Johnston, former director of the NASA confirmed the existence of ancient alien bases on the Moon.

Part 1:



Part 2:

[A99]

Is the information below correct?

Former National Aeronautics and Space Administration Data and Photo Control Department manager, Ken Johnston, who worked for the space agency's Lunar Receiving Laboratory during the Apollo missions has been fired for telling the truth. Johnston asserts NASA knows astronauts discovered ancient alien cities and the remains of amazingly advanced machinery on the Moon. Some of the technology can manipulate gravity.
He says the agency ordered a cover-up and forced him to participate in it.

http://beforeitsnews.com/space/2011/...t-1091566.html

[Garuda]

A number of media are reporting this, but it's probably too early to tell, as it's perfectly possible that they're just quoting each other.

Beforeitsnews does not have a very good track record...

"Wait and See", I guess.



Edit to add: apparently he's been on both Coast to Coast and on Rense with this story, and the some reports of it date back to February (2012) already.
(I was largely out of the running at the time).

[A99]

Well a good many of those photo's speak for themselves so that's a good starting point. If Johnson DID say the information I quoted, considering who he is, then it must be true and that's pretty mind boggling!

[theavenger]

A number of media are reporting this, but it's probably too early to tell, as it's perfectly possible that they're just quoting each other.

Beforeitsnews does not have a very good track record...

"Wait and See", I guess.



Edit to add: apparently he's been on both Coast to Coast and on Rense with this story, and the first reports of it date back to February (2012) already.
(I was largely out of the running at the time).

Amazing if true. Wait and see is the prudent approach, I agree.

[norenrad]

Did I miss something? All I heard was a lot of "warm-up" conversation; like a joke without the punchline.

[Garuda]

Did I miss something? All I heard was a lot of "warm-up" conversation; like a joke without the punchline.

That was just part 1.

I've added part 2, as well now.

(There may be more).

[Garuda]

Amazing if true. Wait and see is the prudent approach, I agree.

Good to see you around here, again.

[Garuda]

This is from Feb. 2012:

[newyorklily]

NASA is now talking about building a deep space outpost on the far side of the moon http://www.foxnews.com/science/2012/...pid=NL_SciTech

This might be why the subject is circulating again. If NASA does build it, and there are alien bases on the far side, this could get very interesting.

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