Haven't picked up anything yet. Cash flow isn't there. If you haven't
checked out this page (http://www.ufos-aliens.co.uk/cosmicapollo.html), do
so. (Someone sent it out a few months back.) It's got some good stuff on
there about wires that help the astronots bounce around, and those wires are
visible in moon video. There's also a very telling video showing one of the
astronots who had fallen down to his knees and it was clear that he had
"help" getting up--help from wires. He looked like a puppet on strings. In
other words, he didn't use his legs to raise himself up--as one would have
to do even in less gravity--but he's hoisted up. Scroll down to the text:
"How did NASA recreate the effects of weightlessness???" and view the video.
I think maybe those astronots were puppets on strings.
Blake
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-----Original Message-----
From: Dean De Lucia [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2001 11:06 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [allplanets-hollow] Moon videos
Blake,
Have you picked up any of those Apollo debinking videos? I have the Collier
one.
But just this book by Ross is blowing me away. I'm about to get to the Moon
chapter now.
I just spent almost 45 minutes checking out and reading the Apollo debunking
site whose address you gave. It is probably the best site on the topic that
exists. What good evidence, ( incongruent pics ), and what sound logic.
Let's not be lazy thinkers- we have to clean our minds of misconceptions in
order to be able to accept truthful ones. The planets and Moon are not as
they have been described to us.
Danile Ross, in his book UFOs and the Complete Evidence from Space, does a
good job on debunking the typical Moon descriptions. He builds a strong case
for an atmosphere, and relies heavily on pre-Apollo, telescopic evidence.
Let us not be lazy thinkers. Check out this site!
Dean,
Haven't picked up anything yet. Cash flow isn't there. If you haven't
checked out this page (http://www.ufos-aliens.co.uk/cosmicapollo.html), do
so. (Someone sent it out a few months back.) It's got some good stuff on
there about wires that help the astronots bounce around, and those wires
are
visible in moon video. There's also a very telling video showing one of
the
astronots who had fallen down to his knees and it was clear that he had
"help" getting up--help from wires. He looked like a puppet on strings. In
other words, he didn't use his legs to raise himself up--as one would have
to do even in less gravity--but he's hoisted up. Scroll down to the text:
"How did NASA recreate the effects of weightlessness???" and view the
video.
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I think maybe those astronots were puppets on strings.