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There will be those who have a rather difficult time absorbing the information on the following pages and perhaps a few may even suggest that it is utter nonsense. But, no matter what the naysayers say, what you are about to read is all true.
Nikita Khrushchev who was in office until 1964, and now Vladimir Putin, both depraved and iniquitous dictators, denied all of what follows. They hid the truth from the world, erasing the names of all those fallen cosmonauts in order to appear far more technically advanced than the United States. But now the truth is being told, and they both have been proven wrong.
The point here is that the former Soviet Union under Khrushchev, sent up at least fifteen spacecraft carrying seventeen cosmonauts to their deaths, all while trying desperately to beat the United States during what was previously referred to as "The Space Race." And, although it cannot yet be unequivocally proven, there may well have been four more human-occupied spaceflight attempts by the Soviets, all ending in utter tragedies.
On the following pages all seventeen fallen cosmonauts are identified by name, as are their space flights, and dates. It is the author's hope that it will bring some measure of comfort to the remaining family members who may have survived the previous Soviet era purges.
Buckle your seat belts, because what follows is both eye-opening and astounding! It has never been in print before and this is the very first book to ever be published that actually reveals the truth. Every human-occupied spaceflight from the early days until now, including all of the forty women and men who tragically perished during spaceflight attempts, is finally revealed.
John Elliott is EVP and Global Managing Director of Technology Advisory at Thoughtworks and a member of the firm's Global Management Team. He advises CEOs and boards on the governance, operating, and investment decisions of an AI-enabled enterprise.A former McKinsey partner and Managing Director at Accenture, he spent the earlier part of his career building and launching platforms at Qualcomm, Openwave, and Verizon. Across thirty years of consulting, product development, and executive leadership, he has watched organizations try to turn advanced technology into economic performance, and has seen why most do not.He holds an MS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Southern California and is a named inventor on multiple patents. He lives on the Gulf Coast of Florida with his wife, where they are avid sailors and coastal cruisers.
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