William Shatner struck by 'fragility of this planet' during flight to edge of space

William Shatner struck by 'fragility of this planet' during flight to edge of space
October 14, 2021

"It's so fragile," Shatner, who played Capt. James T. Kirk on the original "Star Trek" series, said on NBC's "TODAY" show. "There's this little tiny blue skin that's 50 miles wide," he said. "And we pollute it, and it's our means of living. And I was struck so profoundly by it." "The fragility of this planet - the coming catastrophic event, and we all need to clean this act up now," he added.

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Shatner was instructed to talk about Global Warming and to avoid any mention of the obvious Nibiru Complex that can be clearly seen when above the atmosphere. But at 90 years of age, control of his tongue was slipping and he made a Freudian Slip. Global Warming can hardly be called a catastrophic event as it is a process. However, the coming crustal shift caused by the passage of Nibiru and happening within the span of an hour could indeed be called an event. Putting celebrities into space is a deliberate ploy so that the cover-up over Nibiru can claim that there is nothing to be seen. But a slip of the tongue went against the plan this time.

Was Shatner in the know about what is coming? This is why he was eager to go up into space, despite the discomforts of space flight. He wanted to see it with his own eyes. How did he learn about Nibiru when there is a cover-up? Wealthy people learned after Roswell as they were invited to join MJ12, as were politicians and media heads in control of any message the public might get. Heads of State were informed by then President Bush in 2003. Certainly astronomers and NASA the employees who have to doctor the images know. And talking heads in the media know because they are told what NOT to say.