Ellison S. Onizuka

 Ellison S. Onizuka

Ellison S. Onizuka was born on a small island of Hawaii and became interested in science and physics. He was both American and Japanese. He probably was industrious and dedicated to becoming an astronaut. He was the first ever Japanese astronaut and Asian astronaut. 

This probably caused envy from trust fund marxists since he was not from a big city, was multi-ethnic, probably knew more than one language, and had to be industrious to compete for candidacy for astronaut in the 1980s. He was probably accepted for being industrious among other virtues.

The Challenger mission included six other astronauts who also were not from big cities. They seemed to be from the working class or middle class and some went to state colleges. The Challenger space mission included astronauts: Ellison Onizuka, Judith A. Resnik, Francis R. Scobee, Michael Smith, Ronald E. McNair, Christa McAuliffe, and Gregory Jarvis.

Ellison Onizuka was an astronaut on the Challenger space mission in 1986. The Challenger had already been on previous missions orbiting the earth and was going to be used for another mission when it exploded. The Challenger was probably sabotaged by FBI marxists seeing how most of the astronauts were from small cities, multi-ethnic, industrious, and highly qualified. The first Japanese American astronaut was sabotaged by FBI racist masons.