Quote: dellas @ August 13 2011, 6:05 AM BST
Yes it is in their interest to continue the theory to annoy the Russians.
Not believing in the moon landing is just a confession of ignorance
Not least because it ignores the actual conspiracy
To invest billions in military missile designs and intimidate the Russians whi lst using a civilian budge.
Quote: catskillz @ August 13 2011, 2:39 AM BSTThe Moon-landing hoax goes deep, deep into all sorts of occult shit. For example, did you know that both Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were Freemasons? Freemasons are meant worship Satan (at the top level, not the average guys like my Grandfather and Great Grandfather, who make up the majority), supposedly getting up to all sorts of sick shit, e.g. sodomising little boys in the hope that it will help them live longer? Anyway, the conspiracy theorists reckon the Freemasons were deeply involved in the moon hoax, and Aldrin even sent them a little coded message from the "surface", when he used a 6-iron golf club to hit a ball for the camera and needed three swings before he hit it. Three swings of a 6-iron = 666. Crazy, I know.
By the way, did you know that the most famous Freemason in America, a man called Albert Pike, was also the founder of the KKK? The top level of Freemasonry is the 33rd Degree, 33 = 3 times 11, and the eleventh letter of the alphabet is K, so KKK = 3 times 11, which takes you back to 33.
Oh, and the Washington monument is exactly 666 feet tall. Most people don't know this, because part of it is underground, making it appear smaller. That and the fact that they've got social lives that are more exciting than mine, obviously.
My percentage has just risen 80%.
Ok I'm part of a sinister conspiracy to rule the world, molest boy scouts, flouridise water what ever.
So now I'm going to leave idiotic clues all over the place for halfwits to osess over.
