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The moon landings were fake?

I thought the moon was fake.

In fact, I don't really believe anyone on this web site actually exists.

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@whodey said
The moon landings were fake?

I thought the moon was fake.

In fact, I don't really believe anyone on this web site actually exists.
I thought the moon was fake.
Yeah, NASA's real job is to hold up a giant wheel of brie in the sky. Their employees have a habit of eating it, which explains the phases of the moon and they have to get a new one each month. They would use Philadelphia cream cheese, but there was a labour dispute over health concerns about food additives.



@Duchess64
The moon and Antarctica


@sonship said

It has been told me by someone familiar with military service
We have all come across him ...

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@wolfgang59

We have all come across him ...


We may not have all come across him as your sarcasm suggests.
But many of us are familiar with President Bill Clinton, an American president who voiced his doubts about what he was led to believe about moon landings.

Former President Bill Clinton in his 2004 autobiography, My Life, states: "Just a month before, Apollo 11 astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong had left their colleague, Michael Collins, aboard spaceship Columbia and walked on the moon...The old carpenter asked me if I really believed it happened. I said sure, I saw it on television. He disagreed; he said that he didn't believe it for a minute, that 'them television fellers' could make things look real that weren't. Back then, I thought he was a crank. During my eight years in Washington, I saw some things on TV that made me wonder if he wasn't ahead of his time."[2]
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Currently, in the United States; there are two statements which automatically disqualify a person from being taken seriously in any conversation:

- "The moon-landings were staged."
- "Donald Trump is a great man."

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@divegeester

You already got your wisecrack in. You already expressed what you think you know about what I wrote. So be happy with your already settled view.

You read like philokalia when he’s talking about someone he’s met who had told him about some racist stuff but he’s not really sure what to think and so just asks what everybody else thinks ... and blinks rapidly.

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@divegeester

I have lingering doubts about some of the video footage. These questions influence my view of what in 1969 was told I was seeing me on television.

I saw the first broadcasted landing on live TV.

I find it hard to shake all of these questions. And I have never been afraid of ANY "blowback" from you Divegeester, except when your breath is a little foul smelling.

Do you believe it, lock, stock, and barrel, ALL of it ??
I have some doubts about some things.


@sonship said
@sonship said
I find it hard to shake all of these questions. And I have never been afraid of ANY "blowback" from you Divegeester, except when your breath is a little foul smelling.

Do you think the evidence that Jesus rose from the dead is stronger and more convincing than the evidence that the U.S. landed on the moon?

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@FMF

Do you think the evidence that Jesus rose from the dead is stronger and more convincing than the evidence that the U.S. landed on the moon?


Yes.

By the way. I do not WANT that six or seven times men DID NOT walked and ride buggies on the moon. I'm just curious about the real facts.

I also find it puzzling that the technology written in multitudes of NASA documents had been lost.

I would sooner believe if NASA just came out and said that the technology is nobody's business, state secrets, and they classified all of it. But that they lost it?

Sounds fishy.