U-2: The NASA Coverup
Assuredly most of those engineers, researchers and scientists working for NASA are doing important work that benefits mankind with the best of intentions, but history reveals that there’s a REASON why the agency is better known as "N-A-S-A: Never A Straight Answer"!The agency has demonstrated eagerness to hide things for ’the best interests’ when instructed by the government or military. And that leads one to ask: What ELSE might they be covering up?
Researchers and guests on Red Ice Radio certainly can list a few things... (See below)
A recent headline: NASA launches drones to study storms. Really, NASA? Well, lets hope you’re on the level this time.
From Top Secret Writers...
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How NASA Helped With the U-2 Spy Plane Cover-up
by Dennis Dufrene | TopSecretWriters
The recent release of classified documents concerning the CIA’s secret reconnaissance project, the U-2, has rekindled a fascination with the program. However, it is not just the program that has caught the public’s eye. The amount of disinformation that surrounded the U-2 is just as interesting as the project itself.
One aspect of that disinformation was discussed in a previous article about when the government noticed an increased number of UFO reports and did little to dispel the UFO myth. Another disinformation campaign concerning the U-2 occurred in 1960 and a major participant was NASA.
The U-2 program began in 1954 in an effort to build a high altitude reconnaissance plane. When the U-2 began flying covert missions, President Eisenhower began laying the foundation for a cover story. In case the plane was seen, or captured, the President wanted people to believe that the U-2 was not anything more than a research plane used for weather research domestically and abroad.
In an attempt to give the story some sense of validity, the President had the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, NASA ‘s predecessor, issue a press release claiming that the aircraft was theirs and that all it was studying was weather.
Even though the press release officially came from the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, many (including foreign governments) did not buy the cover story.
U-2 Shot Down
On May 1, 1960, the American government’s worse fear became a reality when the U-2, flying a secret mission over the Soviet Union, was shot down. When news reached the President, it was decided that the weather research story was the story they would stick to. Therefore, to address the downed plane and the missing pilot, NASA issued another statement, which read:
“One of NASA’s U-2 Research Airplanes, in use since 1956 in a continuing program to study gust-meteorological conditions found at high altitude, has been missing since about 9 o’clock Sunday morning.” (1)
The statement went on to describe the weather mission in great detail. A mission that was purely fictitious.
In the statement, NASA also was sure to add that the men on the plane were only researchers and not affiliated with any branch of the military. This lack of affiliation should exempt them from being treated as prisoners of war.
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Read the full article at: topsecretwriters.com
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