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originally posted by: MissVocalcord
a reply to: TheWhisper
I posted a reply here:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
I'm not discussing anything about the Drees stone here further. (unless new information becomes available which would allow for such a thing)
originally posted by: TheWhisper
It is mentioned in a newspaper did you forget about that?
That the moon rock given to the Dutch Queen is not mentioned by other newspapers is irrelevant
rock given to Drees is...
Find a rectification that was placed in 1969 about that article and you may have a point.
originally posted by: MissVocalcord
originally posted by: TheWhisper
It is mentioned in a newspaper did you forget about that?
But now there is another source explicitly stating only two gifts were given; no moon rock. The interesting part however is that in the news paper in your TS only two gifts are mentioned also.
You yourself already made the mistake thinking Queen Juliana was holding the moon rock in her hand judging on the photo. So it is likely somebody else could have made the same mistake more then 45 year ago.
That the moon rock given to the Dutch Queen is not mentioned by other newspapers is irrelevant
It is very relevant, you keep whining on about protocol and how big the size of the moon rock the Queen should have gotten, however nowhere (except, so far your single, source) else it is mentioned.
rock given to Drees is...
See www.abovetopsecret.com...
originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: TheWhisper
Find a rectification that was placed in 1969 about that article and you may have a point.
Then please post a link to every single newspaper on Earth "rectifying" their mistakenly reporting men landing on the Moon in 1969... or admit you're deliberately posting rubbish.
originally posted by: TheWhisper
The only thing you have to do is to find a rectification of the TS article to prove your point.
originally posted by: TheWhisper
originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: TheWhisper
Find a rectification that was placed in 1969 about that article and you may have a point.
Then please post a link to every single newspaper on Earth "rectifying" their mistakenly reporting men landing on the Moon in 1969... or admit you're deliberately posting rubbish.
TW will Just show another source that refers to a moon rock given to the Netherlands during that visit much easier.
originally posted by: bobbypurify
a reply to: DelMarvel
Yes, you'll just keep furthering the questioning and exhausting me of responses, then pounce when you cherry pick a derived weakness in my reasoning. I don't need to know every detail of how they compartmnetalized to know that's most likely how they achieved what they wanted to without spilling the beans to the Guy that mops on the lower level of NASA. That's ridiculous
originally posted by: MissVocalcord
a reply to: DDBrock
You see that is the problem with him. He requests, no demands even, to immediately release any source you find, but when he thinks he has something he suddenly "needs to follow other leads" and refuses to even post it.
When he asks for information you expect he is happy to get some answers, but then all of a sudden "it has nothing to do with" it.
Of course a second source telling the Queen received a moon rock might be found, but does this make the story more reliable? Sure not; it still wouldn't make much sense at all. Logic is what is missing a lot of time.....
originally posted by: KissaCat
I'm curious why the Queen of the Netherlands was supposedly given a moon rock by the Apollo 11 crew, when no other head of state received one from them on their tour, including those leaders of countries that were involved in some way with Apollo. What made the Netherlands so special?
originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: TheWhisper
Let's cut to the chase. Are these your other sources?
planet.infowars.com...
www.awe130.com...
It's not a second source if you wrote it yourself, you know.
originally posted by: TheWhisper
a reply to: AgentSmith
Can you also find a source article from 1969 that states that Drees got a moon rock from the US Ambassador? What you show is that gifts are given to the Queen.
But what about the protocols and gifts, lets see.
The Queen gets a few worthless gifts from the astronauts and the old former PM the most important gift from the US ambassador. It doesn't add up any royal investigator or specialist will confirm that to you.