In 2018, there was a hole in the International Space Station, and astronaut, Chris Hadfield, uses duct tape to plug the hole . . .

Love how this guy presents this😆 and I didn't know about the album cover with the same picture 🥴#NasaLies pic.twitter.com/G7wySui4rm

— Stacy (@PaTrumpGirl) March 26, 2025

Astronaut Chris Hadfield. 

In 2018, there was a hole in the International Space Station.  An astronaut from the International Academy of Space Actors?  Is the presenter riffing on this, the International Academy of Astronautics, or riffing on NASA?

When your spaceship suddenly starts leaking air, you fix the hole with duct tape & a gob of epoxy. Nice save, @Space_Station crew! https://t.co/1Va8idShJw pic.twitter.com/pxSJY6eNhc

— Chris Hadfield (@Cmdr_Hadfield) August 30, 2018

Remedy Drive is the band's name.  The album is "Commodity."  How many of these internet psyops are military-generated?  All of them?  Deciphering these psyops leaves you thinking about the significance of people you'd never want to meet.  The psyops leave you with no productive results because there is no accountability, legal, financial, or social.  It's as if every social institution has total immunity from the local police to harass local taxpayers to vaccine manufacturers to school districts and school principals to retail managers to abuse their customers.  It's open season.  Who has the money to fight for accountability?  Or the legal insight?