Come on, if it was a hoax it would all have surfaced a long time ago, I'd say about 39 years. Why do people want to hold on to the belief that the landings were hoaxed, indeed it was a staggering event but a) why would it be faked and b) if it was faked then surely of the huge number of people involved we would know by now. Grr, this stuff really annoys me!
conspiration theory's are pretty fun sometimes. But there is a video of a fake chinise space expedition to space, as it was filmed under water, we could see bubbles coming out of the helmet and going up....
here“s one of the videos
if you wanna go to the astronaut part skip to 2:00 minutes
Re: How can anyone believe this?!
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 9:15 am
by LazyEagle
Jonnywhy wrote:Come on, if it was a hoax it would all have surfaced a long time ago, I'd say about 39 years. Why do people want to hold on to the belief that the landings were hoaxed, indeed it was a staggering event but a) why would it be faked and b) if it was faked then surely of the huge number of people involved we would know by now. Grr, this stuff really annoys me!
Absolutely brilliant movie, and one that I've slotted into my brain as the true history of Elvis.
Re: How can anyone believe this?!
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 9:54 am
by Toco
k you caught us, canadians are really an ancient alien species from a frozen world lightyears away, our mission to escape the cold, in hinces sight we prolly should have settled someplace different
Re: How can anyone believe this?!
Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 10:16 am
by Flynnstone
I haven't seen it but apparently the mythbusters episode on moon hoaxes addresses most of the standard bullshit the 'theorists' come out with...must see if I can find it somewhere. It's not hard to believe people can convince themselves that NASA was lying....look at how many people believe they need to hand over large amounts of money to get rid of alien ghosts residing in their bodies.
Slightly off topic but along the same lines: Simon Singh ('author, journalist and TV producer, specialising in science and mathematics' to quote himself) is being sued by the British Chiropractic Association because he wrote an article implying certain areas of Chiropractic weren't based on evidence. They apparently took exception to that and instead of taking the high moral ground and using peer reviewed articles as any proper medical/scientific organisation would do show him to be talking bullshit they decided to sue him. A more recent article by him. and a campaign to stop this bullshit.