There's no denying that Neil Armstrong is hiding from the public and
the media. We are supposed to believe that he is a shy, introverted
freak.

A more sensible explanation is that he is ashamed, and doesn't want to
lie.

After Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Buzz Aldrin returned from
the moon in 1969, they held a press conference to tell the world about
their incredible trip to the moon.

These three men just accomplished the most incredible feat the human
race has ever achieved. If you had been in their position, wouldn't
you have been excited, proud of America, and happy to describe your
trip to the moon?

The facial and body expressions of the astronauts suggest that they
are suffering from extreme emotional stress.

Why would they appear to be so nervous and awkward? NASA wants us to
believe that all of the astronauts are extremely introverted. But
watch the first few minutes of their interview, and ask yourself, are
they really introverted? Or are they suffering stress because they are
lying about going to the moon?

Watch an excerpt from the painfully awkward press conference:
http://www.erichufschmid.net/apollo11_press_conference.wmv


http://www.erichufschmid.net/Apollo_NASA.html

http://www.erichufschmid.net/ApolloMoonHoax.pdf

other links to the interview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RcKLAo62Ro

http://tw.video.yahoo.com/video/play?vid=1207797

Complete press conference:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1535324572487804641

There's no question we've all been snookered to death by those of our
own kind having "the right stuff".

Most of what has been pointed out thus far doesn't even touch on the
dozen or so other matters of physics and the best available science
that goes beyond proving that we have not walked on that nearby and
physically dark moon of ours.
. - Brad Guth


On Feb 3, 7:35 am, "truedigita...@googlemail.com"
 wrote:
> There's no denying that Neil Armstrong is hiding from the public and
> the media. We are supposed to believe that he is a shy, introverted
> freak.
>
> A more sensible explanation is that he is ashamed, and doesn't want to
> lie.
>
> After Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Buzz Aldrin returned from
> the moon in 1969, they held a press conference to tell the world about
> their incredible trip to the moon.
>
> These three men just accomplished the most incredible feat the human
> race has ever achieved. If you had been in their position, wouldn't
> you have been excited, proud of America, and happy to describe your
> trip to the moon?
>
> The facial and body expressions of the astronauts suggest that they
> are suffering from extreme emotional stress.
>
> Why would they appear to be so nervous and awkward? NASA wants us to
> believe that all of the astronauts are extremely introverted. But
> watch the first few minutes of their interview, and ask yourself, are
> they really introverted? Or are they suffering stress because they are
> lying about going to the moon?
>
> Watch an excerpt from the painfully awkward press conference:http://www.erichufschmid.net/apollo11_press_conference.wmv
>
> http://www.erichufschmid.net/Apollo_NASA.html

Went to see In the Shadow of the Moon on Friday at the new Richmond
Station Cinema (that's Richmond, North Yorkshire !!!). Great film.

The best response to all this Apollo was a hoax rubbish was the
astronauts comments in the credits and particularly a comment from
Charlie Duke (paraphrasing) when he said ... If it was a fake then why
did we fake it nine times, surely once would have been enough.

On Feb 3, 12:01 pm, mrphewitt  wrote:
> Went to see In the Shadow of the Moon on Friday at the new Richmond
> Station Cinema (that's Richmond, North Yorkshire !!!). Great film.
>
> The best response to all this Apollo was a hoax rubbish was the
> astronauts comments in the credits and particularly a comment from
> Charlie Duke (paraphrasing) when he said ... If it was a fake then why
> did we fake it nine times, surely once would have been enough.

The US/NASA and USSR/Russian tango dance of our mutually perpetrated
cold-war was exactly what it was. (worse possible crimes against
humanity, for profit and job security)
. - Brad Guth

Please don't feed the trolls. Especially (check the site) the anti-semitic
ones.
"mrphewitt"  wrote in message
news:1e22e642-c4ec-4562-bf08-c14a08f7613d@p69g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...
> Went to see In the Shadow of the Moon on Friday at the new Richmond
> Station Cinema (that's Richmond, North Yorkshire !!!). Great film.
>
> The best response to all this Apollo was a hoax rubbish was the
> astronauts comments in the credits and particularly a comment from
> Charlie Duke (paraphrasing) when he said ... If it was a fake then why
> did we fake it nine times, surely once would have been enough.

If you want to prove you're an idiot, why don't you just come out and say 
so? Demonstrating it is a waste of bandwidth.

// Jim
http://members.atlantic.net/~jcd/

 wrote in message 
news:b844de96-bfae-4463-8371-6e41b6f988d7@j78g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
> There's no denying that Neil Armstrong is hiding from the public and
> the media. We are supposed to believe that he is a shy, introverted
> freak.
>
> A more sensible explanation is that he is ashamed, and doesn't want to
> lie.
>
> After Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Buzz Aldrin returned from
> the moon in 1969, they held a press conference to tell the world about
> their incredible trip to the moon.
>
> These three men just accomplished the most incredible feat the human
> race has ever achieved. If you had been in their position, wouldn't
> you have been excited, proud of America, and happy to describe your
> trip to the moon?
>
> The facial and body expressions of the astronauts suggest that they
> are suffering from extreme emotional stress.
>
> Why would they appear to be so nervous and awkward? NASA wants us to
> believe that all of the astronauts are extremely introverted. But
> watch the first few minutes of their interview, and ask yourself, are
> they really introverted? Or are they suffering stress because they are
> lying about going to the moon?
>
> Watch an excerpt from the painfully awkward press conference:
> http://www.erichufschmid.net/apollo11_press_conference.wmv
>
>
> http://www.erichufschmid.net/Apollo_NASA.html