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Originally posted by resistance
As to the swearing on the Bible thing, from the short exerpts Sibrel put up, those astroNOTs looked pretty darned guilty to me, and did not behave in any way as people who had been to the moon. That much was painfully obvious. And if Mitchell did, well so what? It just means he's willing to lie some more. And I agree -- it's silly. If this wasn't such a fraud, the question would be ludicrous and insulting. The press conference showed me what guilty scoundrels they are.
How come you never see any of these guys on Letterman or Johnny Carson (before when he had his show) or any interviews on the Science channel or the Discovery channel? If these guys really did go to the moon there would be books and books and books out about their "adventures on the moon."
The first day was devoted to registration, briefings and interviews. We were called into one of the offices, one at a time, and interviewed by three members of the Supreme Council.
When my turn came I was ushered into the office and seated. The very first question I was asked was, "Of what religion are you?" Not long before this I would have answered with something like, "I believe the Ancient Mysteries, the 'Old Religion,' and I believe in reincarnation." However, without thinking at all about how to answer, I found myself saying, "I am a Christian."
Then, to my sup rise and theirs, I asked them, "Are you men born again?" The man in charge quickly stopped me by saying, "We're not here to talk about that - we are here to ask you questions."
After they sent me back out I sat down and thought about it. When the next man came out, I asked him, "Did they ask you if you are a Christian?" He said, "Yes, they did."
"What did you tell them?" I asked, and he replied, "I told them 'Hell no, and I never intend to be!'"
Then he said a strange thing to me, "They said I'm going higher," and he left through a different door, looking pleased.
Originally posted by Jehosephat
the backgrounds do not match are are comelety differant. Even tho a person does a rather deceptive job of stitching them together. The shadows are not even the same
Check the patterns on the so called "mt" in the background, there is nothing similar between the two, nor i the ground
[edit on 10/9/2005 by Jehosephat]
Originally posted by Master Wu
Ever stop to think that BOTH sides of the story may be true?
Maybe we did land on the moon, but at the same time faked some landings. Why would they do something like that? Who knows, but its still a possibility that both sides are right, and worth looking into.
Originally posted by Jehosephat
the backgrounds do not match are are comelety differant. Even tho a person does a rather deceptive job of stitching them together. The shadows are not even the same
Check the patterns on the so called "mt" in the background, there is nothing similar between the two, nor i the ground
[edit on 10/9/2005 by Jehosephat]
Originally posted by resistance
I don't know if I believe they can even see anything worth seeing out of the Hubbel telescope. I think pretty much the whole NASA deal is a sham and a scam.