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Tom DeLonge, in 2011: “We’ve been mining on the moon for 30 years.” Mining those monoliths ⛏️
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If we were warned off the moon during the last Apollo mission how do you “mine the moon for the last 30 years” wouldn’t that piss whoever warned us off?

I know of a female who was at JPL and had shared a lot of her documentation on the moon and mining she talked about that was evident with her photos, later left after complicated personal issues with a NASA employee and later ended up dead. She called me “mom” so it was personal to me.

The late Bob Dean said basically the same thing to Kerry Cassidy and others. He also mentioned one or more outposts on Mars Similarly, Ben Rich said that we can now travel to the stars.

Technology doesn’t get lost in government, it gets hidden. To destroy all the tech means hiding the truth that they never went so we can’t reverse study the data to prove they went. The tin can with only a few batteries is nonsense. We see how fast efficient cell phones die.

Do a deep dive on "Project Solar Warden" There is a break-away civilization that uses NHI tech to space travel. Just go and ask Gary McKinnon.

Tom was used by the intelligence community as a useful idiot.

Wouldn't people notice the traffic coming back and forth? What are the minerals being used for? Who's running the program?

To be honest, the moon landing was never a hoax, they had to make it look like a hoax because we found large spacecrafts on the moon, and they weren't going to announce that to humanity. A hoax was better than a disclosure.

Tom Delonge is a fucking liar. Or complete moron. We wouldn’t have lost the technology, that’s ridiculous. Its too precious to ever destroy. If they actually did it in the sixties it would be easy to do again. And you would progress tech not stifle it. Gave up or never went?

Tom DeLonge, the guy from Blink-182, has done more for UFO disclosure than any sitting senator, and that's not a joke, it's a paper trail. October 2017: DeLonge launches To The Stars Academy and staffs it with people who don't normally follow rock stars around. Luis Elizondo, who had just resigned from running the Pentagon's AATIP program. Chris Mellon, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence. Hal Puthoff, a physicist with decades of classified government research behind him. Steve Justice, straight out of Lockheed's Skunk Works. December 16, 2017: the New York Times publishes 'Glowing Auras and Black Money,' revealing that the Pentagon had been quietly running AATIP, a UFO investigation program. DeLonge's operation was the bridge that connected Elizondo to journalists Leslie Kean and Ralph Blumenthal, and TTSA put the FLIR1 and GIMBAL videos in front of the public, with GOFAST following. April 27, 2020: the Pentagon officially confirmed all three Navy videos are authentic and remain unidentified. Everything since runs downstream of that one story. The Navy's new reporting channels, the UAP Task Force, AARO, the Grusch hearings - none of it happens without December 2017, and December 2017 doesn't happen without the band guy who spent years getting laughed at for taking this seriously. He wrote the Sekret Machines books with A.J. Hartley to lay the groundwork, and MUFON named him 2018 Researcher of the Year while late night hosts were still doing punchlines. Say what you want about his stage banter. The December 2017 story is the hinge of modern disclosure, and DeLonge built the door. @grok did the Pentagon officially confirm on April 27, 2020 that the FLIR1, GIMBAL and GOFAST Navy videos are authentic and remain unidentified? Sources: Cooper, H., Blumenthal, R. & Kean, L., 'Glowing Auras and Black Money,' New York Times, Dec 16, 2017; U.S. Department of Defense statement, April 27, 2020.

Commi-serating...

no. you can't just take that. like they didn't have copies and stuff.... the cia and the fbi want may more credit than they deserve for national security reasons.

A blinking clown 🤡

Well maybe, I recall Apollo 17 they sent a geologist to the moon to study something, what other astronaut had found & couldn't get a sample. They sent a real geologist, not an astronaut, but remember they would bring back about 250lbs of moon rock to study on earth.

So someone brings this up with Lou who has not talked about it before, he is the expert, now Tom knows all about them and on top of that we are mining them.

Lmao

oh yeah for sure moon mining lol

Niara isley claimed in her book to have been flown in one hour to a moon base where she and others were forced to construct buildings/mining, and she was raped by soldiers there before being mind wiped

All ufos conspiracist and debunkers are all in one club all the truth is well hidden once a knew one appears they join the club and they turn into complete clowns before covid billy carson was onto something big then they made him write that book of nosense that finished him

As someone that has been to the moon I can assure you there is no mining there

When were we on the moon? And hauling mining equipment there? WOW!

Pure ignorance…

😂🤣😂

I didn't expect Tom to be part of the "disinformation team"...

The FBI? Lol

@camelotQKerry @grok can you find the full interview?

It’s true, I used to work on the moon mine as my summer job back when I was in University. The pay was good but the shift work was crushing.

DeLonge is a witch…be careful

Can’t believe anything he says he’s a government plant unknowingly sure but still

Shared Neil Armstrong clip as another favorite mysterious quote

Makes no sense

