Quote from: BADecker on June 03, 2019, 02:26:27 PM

It's silly to think that a government that loves top secret things - one that hides all kinds of moves they make from their people - would show them the actual footage of the actual moon landings as they were happening. And once the footage of the landings were engraved on the minds of the people - to say nothing about their placement in the books and videos - that government would ever show people the real footage. Why not? It would blow the whole top-secret thing that government is, right?

Just look at the way government is attacking Assange for revealing all kinds of top-secret things through Wikileaks! If an Assange-like person had been around for the moon landings, he would have shown us how the stuff we were watching was all fake stuff, designed to hide the top-secret stuff from us, even though the real landings were really happening.

The things we are being shown are probably fake footage of what really happened. But, they might be mimicking reality almost exactly, because sometimes the best way to hide top-secret things is to stick it right out in the open in the public. An example of this is the plan of the elite to reduce the population of the world down to several million people rather than the several billion that it is today. Rather than keeping their plan a secret, they have advertised it right out in the open, in places like the Georiga Guidestones - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_Guidestones.

Time to use realistic thinking regarding many of the things we are being shown from government and government "owned" corporations.

Cool

Very interesting!
I would agree that the government was daring to leak such footage had they been fake, but wasn't that always the intention? To prove the world that US beat Russia in moon landing? To keep it secret would do no job, even if it was fake/real landing.

I agree that there are compelling evidences and I believe that the moon landing was real, but, it's very very hard to convince myself to believe in it 100%. Because when I see the technologies of the 60s, as well as when the president stated "we are going to moon by the end of this decade", it really says a lot about what was at stake during that cold war period!