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How do you know?
There are almost 18,00 people employed by NASA - scientists, engineers, IT specialists, human resource specialists, accountants, writers, photographers and many more.
How do you know that "most of these are all corrupt and satanic?" Which is a contradiction anyway; either most of them are or all of them are.
I'm quite certain that you have not travelled from Wales to the US and interviewed all 18,000 about their faith.
You are just repeating what others have said, with no evidence to back it up.
Do you seriously think that all these people, in America and maybe elsewhere, are the slightest bit concerned that a few people in various parts of the world think that the earth is flat? Do you really believe that they sit huddled in a laboratory, or whatever, and say "right, how can we maintain the lie that the earth is a globe? We've faked the photographs, films and moon rocks, we paid Armstrong and co to give fake interviews; what's next?" Then they go off to consult with Satan and try to come up with some other fiendish plan?
Here is a newsflash: Satan couldn't care less what shape we believe the earth to be - all he wants is to keep people away from God and especially the cross where he was defeated and his powers broken. If arguing about something that doesn't matter stops people from reading/hearing about the Gospel; he'll use that. If people can argue, get obsessed with trivia and are prevented from reading God's word and walking closely with him; job done.
A flat earth may be one of the ways in which he does this, but it's not the only way - arguments about church traditions, church practice, the gender of the clergy, the age of baptism etc. etc. do just as well. Result? The church is busy in-fighting and loses its opportunity to make a difference in the world.
Like I said, a ridiculous statement.
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