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AntiNWO
I have never seen a convincing piece of evidence that we never went to the moon. In fact, the evidence that we did is overwhelming, dispite the fact that "moon hoaxers" continue to ignore it, even when handed to them on a silver platter.
I do have to say though, these are the most entertaining threads, so please don 't let me discourage you from posting more.
SayonaraJupiter
Richard Nixon ordered Henry Kissinger to go see Howard Hughes in Las Vegas on the same day Apollo 11 lifted off.
AbleEndangered
reply to post by AntiNWO
The issue isn't ever went to the moon.
Main issue is Apollo 11.
The Anomalies..
Zaphod58
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
White House logs kept by the Secret Service and Nixon's secretary. Think I'll go with those over "Citizen Hughes" any day.
But the president had forgotten about Hughes. He had asked someone to read the ABM memo -- Henry Kissinger. On July 16, 1969, the same day that the Apollo 11 astronauts blasted off for man's first walk on the moon, Nixon huddled with his national security adviser.
That morning in the Oval Office, just before they shared the historic moment watching the launch together on television, the president told Kissinger to go see Hughes.
Kissinger returned to his White House basement office angry and incredulous. He told his deputy, Alexander Haig, that Nixon had just ordered him to give the billionaire a private, top secret briefing, not only on the ABM but also on the general strategic threat, on the balance of nuclear power -- and, as a final outrage, to solicit Hughes' own views on defense policy."
Source Michael Drosnin, "Citizen Hughes", 1985, pp 312-313
Zaphod58
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
White House logs kept by the Secret Service and Nixon's secretary. Think I'll go with those over "Citizen Hughes" any day.
Zaphod58
SayonaraJupiter
Richard Nixon ordered Henry Kissinger to go see Howard Hughes in Las Vegas on the same day Apollo 11 lifted off.
Wow, you really do make things up as you go. July 18th, Kissinger was in the White House, the 19th he was in Massachusetts, and the 20th, the day of the launch, he was in New York. The 21st, he was back at the White House, and met with Nixon from 1048-1245. He never went near Hughes, or Vegas the weekend of the Apollo 11 launch.
But the president had forgotten about Hughes. He had asked someone to read the ABM memo -- Henry Kissinger. On July 16, 1969, the same day that the Apollo 11 astronauts blasted off for man's first walk on the moon, Nixon huddled with his national security adviser.
That morning in the Oval Office, just before they shared the historic moment watching the launch together on television, the president told Kissinger to go see Hughes.
Kissinger returned to his White House basement office angry and incredulous. He told his deputy, Alexander Haig, that Nixon had just ordered him to give the billionaire a private, top secret briefing, not only on the ABM but also on the general strategic threat, on the balance of nuclear power -- and, as a final outrage, to solicit Hughes' own views on defense policy."
Source Michael Drosnin, "Citizen Hughes", 1985, pp 312-313
Zaphod58
reply to post by SayonaraJupiter
You want to know what happened after, look at the logs. They go on for awhile and will show the meetings and phone calls between Nixon and Kissinger. It's amazing that the ONLY place that shows Kissinger was ordered to brief Howard Hughes on the ABM was that one book. Kissinger never mentioned it, Nixon never mentioned it, but your book does. Why can't I find anywhere else that mentions it?