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1. Simon Smith on December 26, 2025 at 1:18 pm

   We always see these missiles being launched. The submarine Polaris was a classic. But we never see them reach their destination. For some reason TPTB are always happy to see them launched or waved like giant phalluses in military parades, but for “security reasons” they are never seen exploding over a target.

   I reiterate my belief that over certain distances requiring a higher altitude – and therefore cosmic ray interference more so – these missiles don’t work. The German V2 might represent the apogee – pun unintentional – of rockets as missiles tracing a parabolic path.

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   As a side note, prior to ICBMs American planes would fly continuously with alleged nuclear bombs. On a couple of occasions these plane crashed but failed to explode the ordinance as might be expected. In a famous incident at Mars Bluff, an explosion occurred that was simply a large crater, suggesting the “bomb” was indeed no more than what would otherwise be called “conventional”. ICBMs therefore allowed the “threat” of nuclear war to persist with all the mindspace fear and social engineering without any of the hitherto rigmarole.

   The name “Mars Bluff” itself might indicate what some might called masonic “masterful speaking” whereby the truth is spoken in such a way as to be indiscernible by the “profane” – the masonic equivalent of “gentiles”.

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars_Bluff,_South_Carolina

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars_Bluff,_South_Carolina#/media/File:Atomic_Bomb_historical_marker.jpg

   The Wikipedia article skillfully “defuses” the reason why the bomb explosion wasn’t more catastrophic:

   “Although the bomb was not armed with its nuclear core (which was stored separately on the plane), it contained several tons of high explosives. Upon impacting with the ground, these high explosives detonated caused a large explosion, creating a crater estimated to be 75 feet (23 m) wide and 25–35 feet (7.6–10.7 m) deep….”