M.S.: Have you any thoughts
on how long the NASA-DOD inspired cover up of extraterrestrial
artifacts can continue with India and other nations placing
orbiters around the moon and probes on it?
R.H.: If Obama (and those behind him ...) is truly interested in
the new Indian Moon mission, as his very public statement
strongly implies (McCain made no such public statement, nor did
Bush), then Obama must also suspect (or know!) the "why" for
India engaging in this totally "non-economic" major domestic
expenditure. And, why it is planning on further, far more
expensive future lunar missions with the Russians!
So, whether
the "NASA-DOD cover-up of alien artifacts" will continue during
the Obama Administration would seem, in part, to involve Obama's
personal knowledge of why the Indians are going to the Moon...
and his related, future plans for some kind of a "new
relationship" with Russia (Putin).
Short answer: I think we finally have a shot at some real
"disclosure" here - if for no other reason than, the more that
other international "players" are involved (even if they're all
controlled by one central "source" - "the Families")... the
more opportunity for serious new "data leaks" - planned, or
otherwise.
M.S.: How successful will the Indians be in coming up with an
independent data base on what's on the moon's surface?
R.H.: The Chandrayaan mission is equipped with sensitive,
state-of-the-art high resolution equipment - cameras, radar,
and a unique instrument designed to specifically record
instances of "TLP" ("transient lunar phenomenon" - bright,
minutes-long "lights" that have been appearing on the lunar
surface for hundreds of years ...) close-up from lunar orbit.
We
at Enterprise, based on the NASA images, believe that these
long-reported "lights" are actually bright, irregular solar
reflections from the surviving glass ruins on the Moon seen in
those NASA images!
We actually have some quite striking examples
in the NASA database of such reflections "from the glass!"
If
that is so, the fact that the Indians have specifically sent an
instrument into lunar orbit to study and record this
long-standing mysterious phenomenon, could be interpreted as
strong foreshadowing of their plans to ultimately, publicly,
reveal the source of those reflections - once they have their
own TLP data: ancient glass ruins on the Moon!
M.S.: How do you anticipate NASA/DOD trying to influence what
the Indians put up for the public on their future moon database?
R.H.: the Indian government signed a "memo of understanding"
with NASA some years ago, over this Indian Moon Mission [ ]. As
a result, there are a couple of NASA experiments flying on the Chandraayan mission, in addition to the Indian experiments, with
JPL scientists involved. However, if the Indian government is
planning to reveal "the good stuff," I don't believe NASA will
hold much influence in their larger policy objectives.
Again, it
all depends on agreements much higher up "the food chain," and
how much "change" Obama (and the folks behind him ...) REALLY
are supporting ... in the run-up to 2012.
M.S.: Do you consider India as a possible contender for
informing the world about artifacts on the moon through
satellite imagery?
R.H.: Definitely, yes. The Indian Vedas preserve remarkable
hints of the ancient, sweeping, high-tech history of all
humanity - from the distant era when both the Moon and Mars
(and many other bodies in the solar system) were once inhabited... by our own great, great, great ancestors. If there is to be
"disclosure" of these long hidden truths, there would be no more
fitting "messenger" than India... if they are "allowed" to make
them public by other geopolitical forces acting on them at this
time.
Obama's curious, public "singling out" of India's new Moon
mission... weeks before he was in any position to do anything
about it... is a very intriguing sign of what could happen in
the coming months....
M.S.: Finally, do you anticipate that those behind the secrecy
are fully aware of India disclosing the truth about what's on
the moon's surface and may try to preempt such a contingency in
order not to lose all credibility.
R.H.: That again leads us back to Obama's public reaction vis a
vis the Indian Chandraayan Mission, even BEFORE he was elected.
I'm cautiously optimistic at this point that "change" is coming.
Who will initiate it (us, out of fear of "loss of face"... or
the Indians) is totally up for grabs... again, if it occurs at
all.
Allowing India "to do it" has a certain logic behind it. It
would give NASA a much-needed "plausible deniability" - in
terms of its own, decades-long NASA data and the cover-up; the
Indians just had "better, newer equipment"... which allowed
scientific proof of what was merely hinted at on NASA's
~40-year-old images!
As with all other ultimately political
decisions, the final decision would seem to depend on how dumb
"they" think the rest of us really are... to buy this type of
"Indian revelation." If it comes.
