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CONSPIRACY theorists have poured scorn on the announcement of Neil Armstrong’s death,
citing a lack of hard evidence.
Yeah right
Internet conspiracists are suspicious that no photographs of Armstrong’s body have been
published, and believe the death is a publicity stunt to revive interest in the ‘so-called
moon landings’.
Nathan Muir, of the moon landing denial group Apollo Zero, said: “Tom Hanks hasn’t
made a movie in a while, interest in the whole astronaut fantasy is sagging – so all of
a sudden, Neil Armstrong ‘dies’. How very convenient.
“I’ve sent an email to NASA asking for a peek in the coffin and they haven’t even replied.
It’s Area 51 all over again.”
Conspiracy enthusiast Tom Booker said: “So now it’s boo hoo, what a shame it is we don’t
go to the moon any more.
“And before you know it they’ll have built another papier mache rocket in Houston and
hired a couple of thousand extras successfully sworn to secrecy to pose as scientists,
mechanics, crew, spectators and astronauts.”
“They already did it once, and then five more times.
“Furthermore, there have been a spate of sightings of the ex-astronaut since the weekend,
with dozens of reports from the Florida area of a man in his 80s matching Armstrong’s
‘bald, old-looking’ appearance, wandering around in perfect health.
“It’s so obvious why they’re doing it, too – to distract us from the fact that Cheerios
breakfast cereal is actually tiny homing devices that sit in your stomach sending
messages to the government.
“I bet Armstrong’s sitting in some East Coast golfing resort with John F Kennedy right
now, laughing it up. What, the assassination?
“Come on, that was Tony Curtis and Marilyn Monroe in a black wig in the back of that
car, Jack Lemmon as Oswald, with Billy Wilder directing from the grassy knoll.”
Originally posted by smyleegrl
Not everything is a conspiracy, even on ATS.
Originally posted by smyleegrl
I realize your article is tongue in cheek, but its really ludicrous.
The man was in his 80s and in declining health. His death is not mysterious or surprising.
Not everything is a conspiracy, even on ATS.
I know the article is tongue in cheek
Originally posted by smyleegrl
I realize your article is tongue in cheek, but its really ludicrous.
The man was in his 80s and in declining health. His death is not mysterious or surprising.
Not everything is a conspiracy, even on ATS.
Originally posted by Zatox
Oh please, whenever someone important dies, everyone labels them as "faked" come on people.. enough is enough, from Tu Pac to MJ and Elvis, now Neil Armstrong.
You people create these delusional theory's and try to convince everyone that it's true. I had it.