December 7, 1999: Mars Conspiracies - Richard C. Hoagland
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
August 12, 20242h 21m
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Show Notes
Art Bell welcomes Richard C. Hoagland to discuss NASA's loss of the Mars Polar Lander, the latest in a string of failed Mars missions. Hoagland argues that the failures are not accidents but the work of a rogue group within NASA that is deliberately sabotaging missions to prevent the public from learning about ancient ruins on Mars.
Hoagland traces this conspiracy back to Operation Paperclip and the Nazi rocket scientists brought to America after World War II, claiming some carried occult beliefs tied to ancient Egyptian religion and a conviction that the Aryan race originated on Mars. He presents documents from the National Archives and details ritual alignments he has found embedded in NASA mission timelines.
Art presses Hoagland on motive, asking why anyone would suppress such knowledge. Hoagland contends that the group seeks to monopolize information about humanity's true origins and ultimately control access to space technology. He calls on honest NASA insiders to come forward with evidence and urges listeners to demand congressional investigations into the agency's pattern of unexplained mission failures.
Hoagland traces this conspiracy back to Operation Paperclip and the Nazi rocket scientists brought to America after World War II, claiming some carried occult beliefs tied to ancient Egyptian religion and a conviction that the Aryan race originated on Mars. He presents documents from the National Archives and details ritual alignments he has found embedded in NASA mission timelines.
Art presses Hoagland on motive, asking why anyone would suppress such knowledge. Hoagland contends that the group seeks to monopolize information about humanity's true origins and ultimately control access to space technology. He calls on honest NASA insiders to come forward with evidence and urges listeners to demand congressional investigations into the agency's pattern of unexplained mission failures.