911 CTist turns his attention on Apollo

[graham2001]

One of the more notorious 11th of September conspiracy peddlers, the man who burned his rabbit cage to simulate the event, has turned his 'investigative' skills onto the Apollo Landings.

Sadly, it's nothing we have not seen before, and includes all the stuff usually bought up....

At the very least I would have expected to see a video of him trying to simulate Apollo by shooting fireworks at the broad side of a barn.

[JayUtah]

Definitely hilarious. His references are simply the usual suspects: Percy, Sibrel, et al. He tells people to ignore all the negative reviews from "government" reviewers on Amazon when ordering it.

[scooter]

I saw he said he read many books and got a lot of videos...uh, yeah.
Same old song and dance...he didn't read nuttin...

[sts60]

I loved this comment on the blog:

You claim that the US government has the technology to put into orbit a directed energy weapons system capable of vaporizing more than 100,000 tons of steel through 100 miles of atmosphere without needing a power supply the size of Rhode Island, while at the same time claiming that the US government does not have the technology to put 3 men and a video camera on the moon?

I think it's time you went back to torching rabbit cages and playing with toy wooden airplanes, Spooky.

[Joe Durnavich]

One of the more notorious 11th of September conspiracy peddlers, the man who burned his rabbit cage to simulate the event...

You couldn't write comedy like this no matter how hard you tried.

[reynoldbot]

I think my favorite aspect of the apollo conspiracy is that NASA was selectively omnipotent when it came to technology. NASA had the technology to create absolutely anything so long as it didn't actually take them to the moon.

[BertL]

I like his YouTube links.

[furi]

I would love .. no really love to hear the theories on CREWS or DEW, and especially mini nukes (I laugh every time I hear that phrase) but just outside of a CT troll blog, maybe in a general physics discussion, I do hope Mr A Nony mouse physicist decides to pay a visit,, my interest as well as general space is basic physics and I have yet to here a decent indetectable mini nuke theory... might have to get some beer and nuts in but would be a laugh. (no doubt relies on Alien 0-Point energy systems)

[MarkS]

[T]here are indeed desperate Apollo Hoax debunking websites.

Do you suppose he meant disparate?

[graham2001]

marks said:

[T]here are indeed desperate Apollo Hoax debunking websites.

Do you suppose he meant disparate?

Sadly I think he means 'desperate', you know how HBs regard their evidence...

[gillianren]

Also, he doesn't strike me as having the vocabulary to know the word "disparate."

[Mr Gorsky]

Ouch. Way to hit below the belt Gillian.

NIce one.

[gillianren]

I calls 'em like I sees 'em. Also, "disparate" isn't a very common word; you have to show me pretty clear proof of a large vocabulary before I assume you know it. That being said, yes, the guy's clearly of below average education, if not intelligence. (Is he ignorant or just stupid? You be the judge!)