Re: April 1st minus 2:35, and counting . . .

dougvv Wrote:
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> . . .  The US Air Force worked on a deception by cre-
> ating the Stargate movie and TV series for plause-
> able deniability. Unfortunately, the name of the real
> base was called out in the movie as being Creek
> Mountain, Colorado. In the TV show, the plauseable
> deniability TV show was called Wormhole Xtreme.
>
> The Air Force created a semi-military operation
> named Kokopelli.
>
> Under a civilian head, Kokopelli was given the
> task of making a wormhole device to travel between
> planets. A secret manned lunar base ["Watergate"]
> was placed at the Lunar south pole and a dome
> constructed for access to the water ice there.
>
> The research of the Stargate (Planetgate was too
> unwieldy) started. Hidden under a branch of the
> CIA, Kokopelli had a Manhattan project like super
> secret feel about it . . .


Nonsense, Doug -

As a former employee of the RocketDyne division of North American Aviation who worked personally on the NA version of the Lunar Ex­cursion Module (and a personal friend of Buzz Aldrin's daughter Jan), I can certify that no worms were harmed during the creation of your story, which SFAICT was published about six hours too soon according to the time-stamp on your post (although for Chris, Ozinoz et al in the antipodes it is already April 1st.  For the REAL scoop on the Norse origins of Kokopelli and his Tuzigoot Indian acolytes see [ngdiscussion.net].

- Sincerely, Willie  (Wm. Claude Johnson-Barr III, Esq.)  
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