[justsaying9]

Yes, everyone has got an uncle or a cousin or a buddy they knew once who was involved in some ancillary way on the outskirts of the Apollo Simulation, which they take as being absolute proof that it was 100% real. They even angrily call me names, and of course, absolutely refuse to review any of the concrete evidence that the whole thing was, in fact, a fraud.

Just like you did, just now. I still haven't heard your explanation of how a large diameter rocket nozzle, which we are told was firing for the entire descent, with 10 psi of hot gases escaping from its large volume, failed to disturb so much as a speck of dust underneath the 'lander.' That's only the most obvious of many glaring plot holes in the script.

If you were to, say, enter 'evidence that the moon landing was fakee' into any search engine, naively thinking such evidence would be presented to you, instead you would get only page after page of laughter, ridicule, and condescension--and none of the actual evidence. Certainly you would never, ever be presented with the name of the very first book on the subject, which launched moon landing skepticism into the mainstream in the early 70s. Nowhere in the first ten pages of results is this man or his book mentioned.

The book is called We Never Went To The Moon by Bill Kaysing, who was a technical writer for the Saturn V rocket program at Rocketdyne. Wouldn't you think a man with such a background would be worth listening to? Google doesn't think so.

Another book of interest is NASA Mooned America, by Ralph Rene. This one is more technical in nature, and drives the final nails in the coffin. Google also pretends this one doesn't exist.

If you type the author and name of the book into Google followed by the keyword 'pdf' however, it will take you right to it on the first page. At least it did as of a year ago. Funny how that works.

Read those books, then come back and tell me again how sure you are.

When you find out how fake and full of lies the world really is, you're going to be pissed.