In running this piece regarding Ms. Hamilton, I mean no disrespect. I accept that she was a gifted mathematician. But the idea that she “developed the onboard software that landed Apollo 11 safely on the Moon” … no.
Rather, I think she got caught up in a web of deceit centered around NASA and Apollo and LOOT, or Lies of our Times. NASA was up to something in the period 1969-72, and it has never come clean about it. But landing humans safely on the Moon and bringing them back was impossible at the time and probably even now. The reason for the impossibility of such a mission: Radiation. They’ve yet to solve that problem, and we are still locked down on Prison Planet.
I wrote about this in a post about the “Hidden Figures” behind the Apollo landings. The crux of the matter is that the Apollo myth was woven into the idea that men are such evil creatures that they deliberately used brilliant women scientists of that time, but refused to acknowledge or mention them. That is nothing more than a heavy dose of “presentism” woven into the false history of that time.
Look closely at the above photo of Mission Control during the Apollo 11 show. Perhaps one guy, looking at us , is in on the game. Find the lone woman, and note that she does not have a place to sit, and no monitor. That’s honesty! The men (including one black) sitting before their screens were doing something, but it was part of the hoax, lies assembled and organized to fool all of the lower levels below the eye of the pyramid. Everyone was fooled!
The real mission Apollo is still a closely guarded secret, and the debate among believers and sceptics a carefully monitored ‘divide and conquer’ operation. They want us to debate and fight among ourselves. It is a fixture of propaganda.
I see the Hidden Figures op and movie as nothing more than NASA doubling down. I see Margaret Hamilton as just another player on the board, a pawn that reached the other side of the board and who was given queen status.
In this manner, she has been used and manipulated, but I pay homage to her. She managed career achievements in a time when women were not so much … held down … as encultured with the idea that men were in control and only a few women could succeed at high levels. It was not a conspiracy, just the way of the world handed down and accepted as normal.
We got over it. Things have changed, and I am much happier to live in a world where women are given equal footing with men in all areas. Indeed, such a phenomenon as “Hidden Figures” is now possible in reality and would happen without subterfuge. It would be taken for granted.
Rest in peace, Ms. Hamilton. You are fortunate that your real achievements came to light. It is regrettable that you were placed inside a larger psyop.
Miri Finch has written on feminism/ women’s liberation as social engineering in some recent pieces.. as planned dissolution of the family and society, basically. It’s sold under feel-good banners, and of course there’s a lot to like and approve of in the idea. But it’s such a Pandora’s box, and obviously the planners aren’t doing it for altruistic reasons – or if they are, it would be for some sort of brave new world “utopia” that most of us wouldn’t consider such. We just don’t see past the ends of our noses, to the fallout from all these “noble” ideals.. we see the fallout, bemoan the statistics on social decay, but we don’t connect it to our good intentions, or imagine they could have consequences other than the immediate “empowerment” and “equality” they’re sold under –
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That’s a lot to think about. Frankly, I like the idea that women can be independent, and don ‘t worship the family. Some are great and turn out sterling people, but for the most part, most people are churning out average kids that turn out to be average adults. All special, of course. At the end of life we all get participation trophies.
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My aunt Patricia (born 1927) was a Marine Corps sergeant and an electrical engineer. She was in the first class that graduated women from Stanford and she was married to my uncle Barney forever and they raised three kids. My sense is that she got any job she wanted and also worked on some state power commissions during the first Jerry Brown era as governor. I seriously doubt she ever hit a glass ceiling as a woman because like her father, a pioneer in the nuclear power industry, my aunt Pat had actual abilities and would never be caught in some military con job like the NASA moonshots. She was too valuable as actual talent and would not be wasted in the theatrical department. My guess is that if there were any women involved in the NASA BS, it was the wives or other close relations of the military men putting on this theatrical farce. My aunt, and her father, were too busy keeping the trains running on time to get caught in that nonsense. It could be that no woman (or man) of any talent from that era was wasted in something like the Apollo program. If they were so engaged, it served two purposes: one- selling the psyop. two- the dead end psyop acting as a brain drain to keep a real attempt at progress in science from accumulating in the collective efforts of clever minds not kept within the guardrails of The Agenda- that is keeping progress on a tight leash as all empires have.
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I just finished watching Red Queen last night. In it they create a psychopath woman who must be killed, though they let her live, I think for season 2, which I won’t watch. It is painful. For dramatics they must create these caricatures, and men who would hold back a woman due solely or gender is such a caricature. In the same manner, they supplied black villains for Clint to gun down.
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