"WAR IN SPACE-HEAVEN" 12/27/21 iNFINITE PLANE RADiO --- LiVE

From The Desk Of Tim Ozman 12/27/21: Space Cowboys VS Space Commies The cowboy hat Jeff Bezo wore to space is a visual metaphor about space being the new Wild West. The manner in which the billionaires are exploiting space has gone from egregious and privileged to dangerous and disruptive. For example, Imperator Elon Musk's CubeSats endangered the Chinese space station. China complained that twice its space station was forced to take evasive action to dodge CubeSats from Musk's Starlink program. Some on Weibo(the Chinese Twitter) are describing the CubeSats as "American space warfare weapons." This cannot be separated from the ongoing Space Wars that began earlier this year when China allowed a large piece of junk to endanger anyone between 42 degrees latitudes north and south. This was a booster from the launch which put the first module of their space station into orbit. .. The space drama above follows three instances of the ISS dodging space junk with evasive maneuvers. This, however, is different in that it's a capitalist, the richest man on Earth, who is endangering the Chinese space station. This underscores the basis for the Space Wars: the competing visions of space communism and space capitalism. Interestingly, most of the new shows on Netflix right now have space junk and falling space stations in the first seasons. The 100, Cowboy Bebop, and Don't Look Up all feature falling objects endangering mankind. Don't Look Up in particular highlights the problem of allowing greedy capitalists to manage humanity's ascension into the NWO Heaven, aka, Outer Space. In the case of Don't Look Up, the wealthy politicians and tech-billionaires decide the fate of man, resulting in global destruction. This echoes the global-warming narrative: that capitalism is killing us all. Selfish interests result in the destruction of the collective. I'd also like to point out the connection between The Titanic and Don't Look Up: * Leonardo DeCaprio stars in this film which is about a comet, like a space iceberg, on a course to hit the Earth. * Planet Earth, in this film, is The Titanic, and its passengers are too entertained to care about impending threats until it's too late. Scientist Brian Cox commented that we could learn from the movie and possibly avoid the death of humanity. The interlocking agendas are all pointing at the same inevitable confrontation: Space Wars. The Space Race never ended. Now it's getting close to the finish line. Will we treat the Universe as we treated the Earth? (more at https://timozman.blog/ )