2012 and Planet X News Blog

In this first article in this series, we’ll examine the common Planet X counterpoint used by skeptics;
that NASA would’ve told us by now.  This counterpoint is often used by wives to silence their husband’s interest in the topics of Planet X and 2012, and vice versa to a lesser degree.

Those who use this counterpoint are not aware of NASA’s decade old Near Earth Object (NEO) disclosure suppression policy and how it has politically throttled a long established scientific practice. Consequently, it was dubbed the “doomsday news protocol” by the Associated Press in 2001.

In this article NASA’s doomsday news protocol” suppression efforts will be discussed in depth, along with the negative ramifications of this politically motivated policy.  The goal here is not to challenge NASA as this agency is no more humanly flawed than any other governmental agency.

At one level, it would also appear that angry spouses and NASA have something in common.   They’re not gods and they’re not omnipotent.  Like angry spouses, they use mockery and humiliation to keep others from talking about something they do not wish to hear.

Nonetheless, this is 2010 and we’ve lost the luxury of time for hubris and pointless distraction.  The time has come to quietly and calmly prepare for the worst case scenario, while hoping for the best.

If you get it and want to get through it, avoiding arguments with arrogant governments and angry spouses is the necessary step in survival planning and the whole point of this article.  GO