Text 34528, 95 rader
Skriven 2009-07-18 22:33:00 av Lee Lofaso (3:800/432.0)
  Kommentar till text 34516 av Ross Cassell (1:123/456)
Ärende: NASA Moon Landing Hoax
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Hello Ross,

>MR>NASA faket the pictures. One that stands out is the astronaut standing
>MR>on the moon with the Flag blowing straight out. He claims there is no
>MR>wind on the moon, so How could the flag be totally out straight? 8-)
>MR>I dunno 8)

RC>Lee also believes no US Aircraft Carriers have traversed
RC>the Strait Of Hormuz prior to the first Gulf War.

Mindreading again?  Nah.  Just misrepresenting what I had
written years ago.  Not too much different than what you do
and have done with others.  Just misrepresent what somebody
else wrote.  That seems to be your modus operandi.

But hey.  Since you continue to misrepresent what I wrote years
ago, I will restate what I had written before, in clearer language
that even a small child should be able to understand -

Prior to the first Persian Gulf War, modern aircraft carriers
and large cargo ships could not regularly traverse through the
Strait of Hormuz, being it was too shallow.

That is not the same thing as saying no US aircraft carriers
or large cargo ships have traversed the Strait of Hormuz prior
to the first Persian Gulf War.

Please do get your facts straight.  And learn not to misrepresent
what others write or have written.

During the first Persian Gulf War, President George H.W. Bush
ordered a navigational channel to be placed/dredged within the
Strait of Hormuz. That navigational channel needed to be constantly
dredged in order for modern aircraft carriers and large cargo ships
to enter the Persian Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz on a regular
basis.

You do understand what "regular basis" means, don't you?

Without the navigational channel, it was impossible for US aircraft
carriers and large cargo ships to regularly traverse the Strait of
Hormuz.  That is why it was extremely rare for any US aircraft carrier
to have entered the Persian Gulf prior to the first Persian Gulf War.

You do understand what "regularly traverse" means, don't you?

The issue was never whether US aircraft carriers and large cargo
ships had ever entered the Persian Gulf prior to the first Persian
Gulf War.  The point I made was that such ships could not regularly
traverse the Strait of Hormuz prior to the first Persian Gulf War,
and the reason(s) why.

That should be clear enough for even a small child to understand.

RC>As to the flag, with or without wind, a loosely hanging piece of
RC>fabric would also not do too well in the limited gravity.

There is too little atmosphere on the Moon to able to make a flag made
of fabric wave.  Yet the flag that was supposedly planted on the surface
of the Moon fluttered in the lunar atmosphere.  IOW, it was all a big
fake, filmed in the Nevada desert, about ten miles north of Las Vegas.

NASA's flimsy explanation of "moonquakes" causing the flag to flutter
is complete nonsense, as such "moonquakes" would have been noticed
by the astronauts themselves (had an actual lunar landing taken place).

RC>So how about a rod that extends out from the top of the
RC>pole that supports the horizontal portion of the flag to
RC>make sure it is extended?

Spin it any which way you want, Ross.  The alleged lunar landings
never happened.  Man never walked on the surface of the Moon.  There
are no footprints.  There are no American flags.  There are no lunar
landers or lunar rovers.  Those items were Hollywood props, placed
in the Nevada desert, then removed once the filming was complete.

RC>Weak minded people buy into these conspiracy theories.

NASA's Moon landing hoax is not a theory.  It is fact.  Stanley
Kubrick was the producer.  Amateur astronauts were the actors.
Weak minded people do not want to know the truth, because they
are too scared to face the truth.  To them, the illusion is more
pleasing than reality.

Besides, ancient astronauts would never allow man to land on the
Moon.  It is their spaceship.  Not ours.  Erich Von Daniken confirms
everything I say is true.

--Lee


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