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The Hoax Theory / Re: Hoax? - Lunar Launches - Too Fast
« Last post by Jason Thompson on Today at 06:03:07 AM »Even if we didn't land men on the moon, they are all Patriots, carrying the burden of secrecy about a celebrated public narrative. This was an operation run by the DoD, with the "excuse" of "fooling the Russians"... even if their excuse was disingenuous. The Astronauts are all Patriotic military men, except one - and he's a patriot too. If they had spilled-the-beans, it would have been Treason. We "won a war" without firing a shot. Kudos.
Another tick on the bingo card, thanks.
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To be sure they went, I'm looking at the most compelling proofs that they didn't so that I can weigh them, see if they stand. I won't find many good answers inside MLH forums, only here where there is extreme resistance.
Why don't you try looking at the whole thing and understanding it? The amount of stuff published about Apollo (and the rest of the space program, which you simply cannot ignore for the context it provides) is vast. Most Apollo deniers in my experience don't look at it because it is also complex and they lack the ability to understand it, or the willingness to try. A few questions or things you can't understand in there don't invalidate the rest. Your use of the word 'compelling' is informative, since it implies a preference for arguments that appeal to your preference rather than an objective analysis.
If we've got to lie and hide to protect NASA's claims - this doesn't sit well with me. So if there are MLH proofs that hold any merit, I want to present them accurately.
Personally, I'm seeing too many instances of "breaking physics" for me to just ignore them. So I'm digging down deep, to see if any of it holds water. This shouldn't piss you off.
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