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It’s like they’re not even trying!Yeah I've seen a couple of those, they are soooo bad haha
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It’s like they’re not even trying!Yeah I've seen a couple of those, they are soooo bad haha
Yeah I know, and I don't claim to know much about the physics, technology etc etc but some videos are just so obviously fake and the implications of that is... well I don't know exactly but it should AT LEAST make you question every official narrative that comes from big corporations and government. I mean in some videos you can clearly see wires and stuff haha it's ridiculousIt’s like they’re not even trying!
I know soooooo many woke leftists that used to worship musk. Some still do. It’s comical to hear them talk about him like he is a god.Yeah I've seen a couple of those, they are soooo bad haha
a large hoax could be kept secret for so long
SpaceX is also a total scam. The whole video is hilarious but skip to around 6:12 and tell me that’s real lol
View: https://youtu.be/gLNQ6Mq5kbg
The technology in this video is 30 years old. Large rockets landing vertically isn't very hard to believe.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnofCyaWhI0
What "Flat Earthers" would have us believe is irrelevant. What is relevant is the claims that NASA makes, and the evidence NASA offers to back up those claims. Of the 9 missions that claimed to orbit the moon, and the 6 that claimed to have landed men on the moon and then brought them home. It's all NASA and it's agents, 100% of it. There are no other countries, governments, or companies that have ever claimed to send men to the moon.Think of what the flat earthers would have us believe:
Well, certainly both are possible. Although I don't know why the CIA would want to "fool" people into questioning the legitimacy of agencies of the Federal Government, since the CIA itself IS an agency of the Federal Government. The libertarian in me thinks BOTH of those agencies should be eliminated, along with others like the CDC, NIH, Department of Education, Interior, NSA, and so on.They would have us believe
POSSIBLE: NASA faked the moon landings
IMPOSSIBLE: CIA fooled folks into believing the moon landings were faked.
They would say its totally impossible that CIA invented the falsehood that the landings were faked and then filtered it into society. But on the other hand, it is totally possible that NASA actually faked it all.
Talk about swallowing a camel and choking on a gnat.
Why? Because I actually examine the evidence, and base my opinions on that evidence?@tankasnowgod
If I were on trial, a trial determined by the selection of my peers. I would not want you in that jury.
You haven't presented any evidence.Why? Because I actually examine the evidence, and base my opinions on that evidence?
Personally, I would have the same thoughts about you in a trial, as you seem to come to all your conclusions in this matter on hearsay.
Going back to the trial analogy, it's not a juror's job to present evidence. It's their job to ANALYZE the evidence they are given. How is that not what I am doing?You haven't presented any evidence.
Again, with the trial analogy, we always hear about "beyond a reasonable doubt." Well, I have many, many reasonable doubts. And NASA seems to have lost a lot of the evidence that could put to rest some of these doubts, like the telemetry and fuel consumption data.What you have done is repeat a bunch of words such as how could it be possible to blah blah blah?
Please tell me what I "imagined." I did not "imagine" the CBS interview with Playtex Bra and Girdle seamstresses that worked on the Apollo suits, and even posted the clip. I did not "imagine" that NASA has handed out fake moon rocks, it's a reported story-You won't stick to one particular figment of your imagination and have it thoroughly examined.
Who is this "we" you speak of? I thought you were one person, speaking for yourself.We can safely assume that the reason you choose this method is that you hope by smashing plenty of pieces of baloney against the wall, they will have a cumulative effect -- even though each by itself is just baloney.
@tankasnowgod
If I were on trial, a trial determined by the selection of my peers. I would not want you in that jury.
I'm certainly not in any way angry with you. I don't take any debates on here personally.Guy's probably pissed with me for defending fiat issued by fractional reserve without central bank intervention so he won't appreciate the endorsement. However...
Why would I need to "present evidence" of what they brought? I know they didn't bring a generator capable of powering a broadcast tower, seeing as they didn't have the room on the lander (the generators I have personally seen are longer than the entire lander itself), and there is no atmosphere on the moon to run a generator. They didn't plug into the local power company, either, as there are none on the moon. That only leaves batteries. And we know that the height of the antenna from the lander was only about 20-30 feet off the ground, as they didn't bring additional towers.TANK:
"Going back to the trial analogy, it's not a juror's job to present evidence. It's their job to ANALYZE the evidence they are given. How is that not what I am doing?"
Analysing evidence is not: how could they broadcast from the moon?
You have not told us what you have discovered in terms of what equipment the astronauts brought with them.
But then, why go that far??? You're claiming the moon landing did not even happen! So why present this farce, going one step further with if they did go there, then how could they have broadcast it?
A few forgeries would not justify this conclusion. But, if we found out that the Lourve itself had sold and displayed forgeries of the Mona Lisa or other works of art, while claiming it was the real thing, that would seriously impact their credibility. It's not "Joe's Moon Rock Shop" that distributed that fake moon rocks, it was NASA itself. And NASA (and it's agents) are the source for all the evidence that the moon landings happened. The only thing that the public independently saw was the Saturn V Launches, but they really have no proof if those rockets went 50 miles, 1,000 miles, or the full monty of 234,000 miles times two for a round trip.TANK:
"Please tell me what I "imagined." I did not "imagine" the CBS interview with Playtex Bra and Girdle seamstresses that worked on the Apollo suits, and even posted the clip. I did not "imagine" that NASA has handed out fake moon rocks, it's a reported story-"
By this method of reasoning, one would have to conclude that there is no real Mona Lisa painting because there have been a few forgeries.
I'm asking you want I "imagined." Clearly, I didn't imagine the CBS interview I posted, nor the Lander pictures, nor the Moon Rock story.TANK:
"Please tell me what I "imagined." I did not "imagine" the CBS interview with Playtex Bra and Girdle seamstresses that worked on the Apollo suits, and even posted the clip. I did not "imagine" that NASA has handed out fake moon rocks, it's a reported story-"
Please tell me what this means. What does it mean?? Why are you bringing this up? What in the name of ALL THINGS HOLY DOES THIS PROVE??!!?