ZetaTalk: Myths

was the CIA! Where does trust lie?

Steve Fossett and Bud Light Spirit of Freedom Achieve

Aviation Milestone

July 4, 2002

Steve Fossetts successful 14 day, 19 hour and 51 minute

round the world quest came to a stunning finish at dawn

today as Bud Light Spirit of Freedom landed smoothly near

Lake Yamma Yamma (dry lake) in the east Australian

0utback, 725 miles northwest of Sydney.

San Salvador, Bahamas

February 24, 2003

Skipper Steve Fossett (USA) and his crew of 12 aboard the

maxi-catamaran PlayStation achieved more sailing history

Monday morning as they broke the East - West TransAtlantic

sailing record by over a day. They arrived at the island of

San Salvador, the Bahamas following their 229-1/2 hour

crossing from Cadiz, via the Canaries. Fossett and crew,

following the same route as Columbus in 1492.

New Round The World Sailing Record for Fossett and Crew on Cheyenne

April 5, 2004

American skipper Steve Fossett and his international crew of 12 aboard the 125' maxi- catamaran

Cheyenne crossed the official WSSRC start-finish line here at Le Stiff lighthouse on the French

island of Ouessant (Ushant). They have just demolished the 2 year old Round The World Sailing

record - by almost 6 days and fulfils Fossett's decade old ambition to achieve 'the most important

record in sailing'.

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ZetaTalk: Steve Fossett

Salina, Kansas, USA

March 4, 2005

The Virgin Atlantic GlobalFlyer, piloted by legendary aviator and record breaker Steve Fossett,

successfully landed at Salina, Kansas March 3, thereby earning Steve another truly important world

'first'. The solo round-the-world flight was completed in 67 hours and 2 minutes and 38 seconds. The

Virgin Atlantic GlobalFlyer took off for its round-the-world record attempt from Salina Airport,

Kansas on February 28.

Steve Fossett to be inducted into National Aviation Hall of Fame 'Class

of 2007'

December 15, 2006

Pilot Steve Fossett, holder of numerous aviation world records in

balloons, gliders, airships and powered aircraft, and four other

aviation legends will be honored with the announcement that they are

to be enshrined in the The National Aviation Hall of Fame.

Steve Fosset's Jet-Powered Land Speed Record Challenger Nears

Completion at Nevada Base

July 11, 2007

Record breaking American aviator and adventurer Steve Fossett's

attack on the absolute land speed record will begin later this summer at the fabled Bonneville Salt

Flats in Utah, with initial tests commencing late August.

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ZetaTalk: Hitler

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ZetaTalk: Hitler

Hitler took the brunt of the rage against the Nazi as he was the puppet those who ran the regime hid behind. This is a common ploy used by those firmly in the Service-to-Self, as it is a common ploy used by those who want to evade

responsibility for their actions. The scapegoat is often selected well ahead of the crime, else the crime being planned would not occur. Hitler is a classic example of a scapegoat who willingly played into the hands of those manipulating

him, right up to the moment of his death. He had a damaged ego such that it needed stroking, as he was keenly aware

of his failings and how others felt about them. He was what is commonly called a loser, unsuccessful at all he tried his hand at. Women pitied him, unless they chose to mother him, but neither of these reactions was what he was looking

for, especially in light of an un-descended testicle.

Many damaged male egos wanting to pump up their image do so by becoming overly rigid, hoping this passes as

strength. Losers are often almost irresistibly drawn to the promise of instant fame or money and the power and

attention this brings. Hitler also had an additional vulnerability, in that he loved the Jews in a land that bore them much resentment due to jealousy over their accomplishments. He found the Jewish mother types especially appealing, as

they forgave him his lack of accomplishments and accepted his lack of manliness with good humor. He loved himself

in their presence, but this conflicted with his own need for an alternate self image and with German society in general.

He thus developed a love-hate relationship which could have run either way. The balance was tripped when the Nazis

began manipulating him, feeding him personal successes in return for hatred against the Jews.

The vehemence of his hatred was fed by his need to deny his affection. His ranting against the Jews for their financial success was an easy route for him to take due to his own history of failure at anything he put his hand to.