SilverMoon,
You know, some of those videos that Chris produces, or parts of some videos, are not real obvious.
But you have to judge them in the context of other videos or other parts of a video, and then you can give one that's not so, so obvious the benefit of the doubt.
Another fact that can allow you to give NASA photos the benefit of the doubt is that photos were typically taken out of focus. The Moon photos were usually taken from a height of 90 miles above the lunar surface. Cameras with a telescope lens can easily take better images than what NASA was putting out, from 90 miles and even from much further out. The out of focus nature of their pictures are a a frank admission of coverup, so again, you can give it the benefit of the doubt.
Cheers!