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Title: NASA - Apollo 11 - What You Never Saw on TV
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URL Source: http://www.disclose.tv/viewvideo/64 ... 11___What_You_Never_Saw_on_TV/
Published: May 27, 2007
Author: Some guy
Post Date: 2007-05-27 14:38:37 by Indrid Cold
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Views: 261
Comments: 14
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#1. To: Indrid Cold (#0)
I can not play this, so could you give a brief summary/note about the contents, please?
The Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
Outtakes from the Apollo 11 mission. Astronauts claim to be filming the moon from 130,000 miles away, but are in fact filming a color transparency on the window of the capsule, then zooming the camera lens back to make it look far away. At least that's the narrator's take on it. It's fairly jumpy and hard to follow.
The "Department of Defense" has never won a war. The "War Department" was undefeated.
As a former NASA employee, though for not long, I would be skeptical of the "faked Moon Landing" thoughts. And this is from someone who would look out the window if the gov said the sky was blue.
LOL, I'm just having fun. There was some video on there about Nazi UFOs, too.
The "Department of Defense" has never won a war. The "War Department" was undefeated.
I never commented on it, but the burdens(from what you posted several weeks ago) put upon the pawn shops were Sovietesque.
Yeah, but as I see it there's no shame in being legislated out of business. We shut down our liquor store and have "sale pending" on one of our pawn shops. It's just been a fucking nightmare--I feel like Hitler in the bunker, demanding results from divisions that no longer exist. Sorry to hear about your nephew, I hope he comes through that OK. I set myself on fire one time and got 1st and 2nd degree burns, but the silver-based ointment they gave me left me without scars.
The "Department of Defense" has never won a war. The "War Department" was undefeated.
To me it doesn't matter whether we really went to the moon or not. I would like to believe we did, and going multiple times defintely makes it more likely that we did, but the fact that we can't just go today defintely makes me suspicious. But it really doesn't matter if we went then, or if we ever go again. What does matter is that 9/11 was an inside job and that can be proven beyond a shadow of a doubt. 9/11 is a much bigger con on the American people and the world than possibly faking going to the moon. One that has devastating consequences for most people on Earth, while the moon landings really only affected NASA's bottom line and possibly a cold war agenda. Like they said on the video, no one got killed going to the moon, but almost 3000 Americans did on 9/11.
God is always good! I am sorry Indrid - I could happen to me, or anyone else, tomorrow, a FACT I am very aware of. It really is the same if you are an employee - you just don't realize it - and I little control. Not that we are either.
Employees typically have only 1 stream of income, 2 if they're married. I have several streams, so even though I haven't paid myself in months from that job, I'm still OK. Our liquor store went out of biz because we were forced to compete with a Cashwise Liquor, Cub Liquor (both big grocery chains), a Westside Liquor (big in MN) and--coming soon--a Wal-Mart Liquor. That, plus that particular town was getting heavily Mexicanized and white people didn't want to come downtown after dark anymore. The times, they change, senor, and we must change with them. We're thinking of turning it into a sex toy shop if we can't get a renter... Sleaze merchant or no, my family's gonna eat.
The "Department of Defense" has never won a war. The "War Department" was undefeated.
No dispute on the 911 comments. Apparently we're looking at sending *unmanned* missions to the moon, the next time around. I find that very curious--surely Bush the Great could use some heroes right about now. I can see the government being too boneheaded to pull it off, but you'd think private enterprise would've done so by now. Trips to the moon, that is. I could probably name 20 mega-wealthy guys who would give their left nut to visit the moon or have a vacation place there--don't tell me there's no market.
The "Department of Defense" has never won a war. The "War Department" was undefeated.
Very glad to hear that.
There is a BIG problem with that. A really, really big one. One of the biggest lies ever told is that space is empty (just cause you can not see something does not mean that it does not exist). It is far from empty; it is very, very full of very hard radiation (another item that space is full of is gravity). Much harder than anything we have here on the earth EXCEPT at the heart of a nuke explosion. And an al. spacecraft just don cut it. No way to shield it, and the technology does not exist to put something heavy enough into orbit to permit people to travel safely in space. Once they travel beyond the belts protecting the earth, it is all over but the waiting to die. There have been so many lies told about space and the stars that it is hard to even begin to tell it like it is, but the part about the radiation you can check in any number of places. By the way, thank you for the explanation I requested. Appreciate it.
The Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
See number 12, please.
The Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
Watched it twice, but it's hard to follow the case he's making. If he's claiming the earth shots are taken from just a few hundred miles up instead of 130,000, it should be easy to verify by examining how much of the earth's face is visible. At 130,000 miles, almost half the earth should be in line of sight, but at a couple hundred, you'll much less is visible. And the line between sunlit and shadowed earth sure doesn't look like the photo was taken from a low orbit.
#2. To: richard9151 (#1)
I can not play this, so could you give a brief summary/note about the contents, please?
#3. To: Indrid Cold (#2)
"The penalty good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men" Plato
#4. To: tom007 (#3)
As a former NASA employee, though for not long, I would be skeptical of the "faked Moon Landing" thoughts.
#5. To: Indrid Cold (#4)
"The penalty good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men" Plato
#6. To: tom007 (#5)
I never commented on it, but the burdens(from what you posted several weeks ago) put upon the pawn shops were Sovietesque.
#7. To: Indrid Cold (#0)
(Edited)
"It was an interesting day." - President Bush, recalling 9/11 [White House, 1/5/02]
#8. To: Indrid Cold (#6)
eah, but as I see it there's no shame in being legislated out of business. We shut down our liquor store and have "sale pending" on one of our pawn shops. It's just been a fucking nightmare--I feel like Hitler in the bunker, demanding results from divisions that no longer exist.
"The penalty good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men" Plato
#9. To: tom007 (#8)
It really is the same if you are an employee - you just don't realize it - and I little control.
#10. To: RickyJ (#7)
I would like to believe we did, and going multiple times defintely makes it more likely that we did, but the fact that we can't just go today defintely makes me suspicious.
#11. To: Indrid Cold (#9)
so even though I haven't paid myself in months from that job, I'm still OK.
"The penalty good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men" Plato
#12. To: Indrid Cold (#10)
I can see the government being too boneheaded to pull it off, but you'd think private enterprise would've done so by now.
#13. To: RickyJ (#7)
but the fact that we can't just go today defintely makes me suspicious.
#14. To: Indrid Cold (#0)
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