Why did we build a space station?

I wonder if the space station was part of an idiotic fantasy of the Jews to take over the world. If they could build a space station and fool people into thinking that NASA is capable of flying people of importance to the station, then they could tell people:

"We will start a nuclear war, but you needn't be concerned because we have both underground bunkers to stay in, plus we have room for lots of people in the space station. So we will use the nuclear war to destroy billions of sheeple, and then we will wait in the bunkers or the space station for the radiation to disappear, and then the Earth will be ours!"

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I think the reason that NASA and many other people are promoting the concept that there is life on other planets is because, as I wrote years ago here, I suspect that one of the fantasies of the Jewish criminals is to convince us that their are aliens on other planets so that they can either fake an alien invasion, or to pretend to be intelligent, loving, generous aliens who offer to help us by taking control of our crazy world. Either scenario - if people were foolish enough to be deceived by it - would allow the Jews to kill whoever they please, and get control of the planet.