Was the Apollo Moonlanding Fake ?

An unmanned vessel goes up in the space under pomp and circumstance.

But the three astronauts are placed in a movie studio on the ground there they are ordered to fake that they are on board.

The plan is that the real vessel will blow up in a “accident” on the way home from mars.

The audience get their bit and the America government gets their part and NASA gets their reputation intact, the only ones that get hurt of it is the three astronauts who is expected burned up in the space!

The writing of history that we use to trust on says that the first man on the moon was Neil Armstrong, 21 July 1969. After that USA has done

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The pictures are to good, the cameras were fastened on the astronaut’s chest but the pictures are each one perfectly exposed and sharply focused. Only a few people had known what really was going on and they were paid lots of money to keep their mouth shut or were silenced when they treathened to reveal everything. How can that be when there’s no wind on the atmosphere free moon?

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Another question is How did they make it?

NASA had enormous amount of money that they could spend to make this fraud happen.

This is the arguments that people use to talk about;

1. And the shadows could only been created with multiple light sources and powerful spotlights but the only light source on the moon is the sun!

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The big question is WHY?

Why should they fake it?!

NASA had various reasons to fake the landing on the moon but the most important one was to beat the Russians. Not one was badly composed or even blurred. There’s no sound of the moonlander in NASA’s film. The light sources are very strange! The text USA is always highlighted.

It's obvious that the American government had to do something, and that they had to do it fast, too fast.

Bill kaysing is not alone in his thoughts and theories.

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