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Originally posted by rockymcgilicutty
reply to post by Xenoglossy
How is a damaged file inaccurate?
Seriously!!!!!
Originally posted by flexy123
This should give you an idea about the "importance" of those tapes....because it's really minor aside from the "historical" value.
Originally posted by rockymcgilicutty
If you had any real beliefs you would have stood your ground on your OP.
Originally posted by rockymcgilicutty
reply to post by Xenoglossy
Thank you your argument proves my opinion.When There comes a time when we need to explain the moon landings.What would the people want a accurate record, or a corrupted record. The move will go a long way to keep the record straghit . The record of the event has been copied. To prevent any degregation.
I really lose any faith in you that you even care what you are talking about. Look at the replies to your OP, I am not the only one who saw that your main point was that there was a conspiracy
Yet you abandon that and change your opinion to the historical meaning.
If you had any real beliefs you would have stood your ground on your OP.
Originally posted by EricR
I may be mistaken but we don't have second source proof from anyone. A satellite passing by, snapping pictures from massive distances, gives us zero detail that can be counted as proof IMHO.
2. The tapes were erased so that nobody could see them. If we assume that the mood landing happened - which we pretty much have to, considering the evidence - we are led to conclude that the orginal tapes showed something we were not supposed to see.
The tapes were erased so that nobody could see them. If we assume that the mood landing happened - which we pretty much have to, considering the evidence - we are led to conclude that the orginal tapes showed something we were not supposed to see.
Originally posted by Spartanian
Haven't you ever question, why they never been returning to the moon?
Originally posted by Spartanian
And have you asked the question, why never any other nation landed on the moon?
Originally posted by rockymcgilicutty
The to examples you gave are the perfect example's for making a true copy and announcing it. If they would have made a true copy of the bible announced it and kept it. There would be no debate now would there?
Originally posted by rockymcgilicutty
The to examples you gave are the perfect example's for making a true copy and announcing it.
The original recordings of the first humans landing on the moon 40 years ago were erased and re-used, but newly restored copies of the original broadcast look even better
Because it's not as easy as it seems in the movies
Originally posted by alfa1
The scenario goes like this...
1. The original tapes of The Beatles song "She Loves You" get destroyed.
2. ATS users start shouting that the song never existed
3. ATS users start shouting that they were fools for not making other copies
4. ATS users claim its a conspiracy to cover up something, because such an event could never occur.
Thank you your argument proves my opinion.When There comes a time when we need to explain the moon landings.What would the people want a accurate record, or a corrupted record. The move will go a long way to keep the record straghit . The record of the event has been copied. To prevent any degregation
The to examples you gave are the perfect example's for making a true copy and announcing it. If they would have made a true copy of the bible announced it and kept it. There would be no debate now would there?
Originally posted by Xenoglossy
You made your point: NASA was completely justified in destroying the original tapes, after they made copies.
I made mine: NASA should have kept the originals no matter what.
As this turned into a petty argument about whose opinion is more valid, I propose we let it rest as it is. Anybody reading this thread can decide for himself which opinion he tends to agree with.