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Critical Mass wrote:This article seems to imply that those who doubt NASA's tall tale are responsible for the delays in our glorious space future...

I hope that's true.

When asked what it felt like to be on the moon Buzz Aldrin reportedly said, ""For Christ's sake. I don't know. I just don't know. I have been frustrated since the day I left the Moon by that question." When asked a similar question, Edgar Mitchell said, "Somehow I couldn't resurr...

This is fascinating. At what point did exactly the omertà begin for these guys, or were they just really, really, really good actors from the get-go (I mean, of course they were that, but...) and in here too? I would think it probably began just before "launch" when they were also likely ...

Consider the media press conference, after Apollo 11. Compare it with the wide-eyed happy people that came out of the capsule, and 'quarantine'. We see the whole circus go from being a frat party to a wake. That's a good point. I've thought about that contrast of apparent emotional reaction and I s...

Could the Apollo astro-nots see stars on the way to the moon? ... or couldn't they? I've been digging into this question lately and I'm finding it difficult to answer this question due to the contrary reports about it. This 1960s documentary about the Apollo guidance computer states that the Apollo ...

I'm not too sure about 'animation' though... at least not what I, perhaps mistakenly, think you & Lux mean by the term. When I said ... "If you keep your eye on the ring of smoke around the base of the "explosion" you can see that the whole thing is actually a still image with on...

fbenario wrote:

lux wrote:I actually didn't care much for Mathis' John Lennon article. I don't see that Mark Staycer is anybody but Mark Staycer (though he does a great impression of what's-his-name).

Does that invalidate the rest of Mathis' research/analysis?

No, not necessarily. I mostly liked his OJ Simpson article.

Silly pic from a purported rescue scene: French police wear cycling helmets? http://www.picgifs.com/smileys/smileys-and-emoticons/cycling/smileys-cycling-022395.gif Paris does have bicycle-riding cops ... https://i0.wp.com/farm1.static.flickr.com/46/194417168_b53fb3541e.jpg https://karlonsea.wordpr...

I actually didn't care much for Mathis' John Lennon article. I don't see that Mark Staycer is anybody but Mark Staycer (though he does a great impression of what's-his-name).

I just discovered that I have been quoted on, of all places, a Christian forum.

Not that there's anything wrong with that. Though I am not a Christian, I'm flattered that someone over there liked my post.

I have a general question about this. Where I live (So. California) there are days when chemtrails are heavy and days when they are non-existent (by all appearances) and days of everything in between. Yet my GPS (which I use almost daily) works the same every day, with or without chemtrails. How can...

I haven't studied the Franklin story so can't comment on it but I do tend to believe the pedo stories in general that involve these characters -- politicians, banksters, etc. It just seems to fit the profile. I mean these guys have to be seriously demented and perverse to do the things they do. It a...

Perhaps if brianv gave us a detailed list of what types of comments he considers acceptable vs unacceptable as regards Simon's Chemtrail/HAARP thread it would serve to help us avoid having our posts relegated to the derailing room thus saving much time.

I've also noticed this "chemmie claptrap" (as brianv put it). Whether it was added to the films later or not I couldn't say. I've even seen it in old westerns such as the 1972 Clint Eastwood movie "Joe Kidd" and one can see crisscross trails in the sky during the opening credits ...