Colonies of kidnapped children on Mars, denied by NASA

Everything we know about space is a lie. We’ve never been to the moon , Pluto is a hologram, and Obama visited Mars twice. Conspiracy theorists believe all this and more. NASA is one of the main organizations accused of hiding the truth from the day it was founded in 1958. However, arguably the most controversial conspiracy theory is that of a supposed colony of Mars built in 1940. Apparently, The colony was built by secret societies using hidden bases in South America and Antarctica to explore technologies such as space-time portals developed with records of ancient Far Eastern space programs and extraterrestrial councils of civilizations.(colonies of kidnapped children on Mars)

These colonies suffered dust storms that destroyed most of their electronic equipment. In 1952 the secret societies of Mars demonstrated power against Washington DC. This was because the Americans wanted to take over the bases after establishing the alliance. However, the Martian secret societies ended up taking over the high-tech industries and the positions of power on the red planet. Truth be told, it looks like a fictional story line that could perfectly well be the script for a Hollywood movie.(colonies of kidnapped children on Mars)

However, in what has been considered an unprecedented public statement, NASA has denied a conspiracy theory promoted by a former CIA officer; In particular one that ensures that children are being secretly sent to Mars to a colony of child slavery.(colonies of kidnapped children on Mars)

Colony of child slavery on Mars

Guy Webster, a spokesman for NASA’s Mars Exploration, told The Daily Beast that, contrary to allegations made by Robert David Steele, a retired CIA agent on the popular show “The Alex Jones Show , There is no human being on Mars.

“There are no humans on Mars, there are only motor vehicles operating there ,” Webster said. “However, this stupid rumor in the network has apparently become information.

NASA, as a general rule, is reluctant to address rumors and conspiracy theories. However, there are times when they have been forced to deny certain information, Internet rumors or statements that cause public consternation. For example, the US space agency issued a statement in 2012 stating that the Mayan Calendar did not mark the end of the world.

In this particular case, Robert David Steele told Alex Jones: “In fact, we believe that there is a colony on Mars that is populated by children who were kidnapped and sent into space in a 20-year journey. So once they reach Mars they have no choice but to be slaves in the Martian colony. “

Alex Jones is known for spreading conspiracy theories as the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School never occurred and that the Boston Marathon bombing was a hoax of the government, and claims that President Donald Trump is one of his Millions of listeners and followers . According to Steele, the government does not want to know what is happening on Mars because they turn off spacecraft each time they pass over the colonies.

“Look, I know 90 percent of NASA’s missions are secret, and I’ve been told by top space agency engineers that we have no idea,” Steele continued. “There are so many things that are happening.”

And it seems that NASA is really busy, as this week is not the only rumor she has had to deny. As we already published in Esoteric and Paranormal World, after the well-known hacktivist group Anonymous claimed that NASA was about to announce the discovery of intelligent extraterrestrial life , Professor Thomas Zurbuchen, associate administrator of NASA’s Science Mission Directorate, Was forced to disprove the information.

“Contrary to some information, there is no pending announcement of NASA on extraterrestrial life,” wrote Professor Zurbuchen.

There are many who do not understand how NASA has declined to deny a simple theory of conspiracy. For it is not a simple story invented, perhaps reality outweighs fiction . You never know.

Do you think there are colonies of kidnapped children on Mars? Or maybe it’s a science fiction comic?