If you Google ”moon landing hoax”, the very first hit you get is Wikipedia's page on moon landing conspiracy theories. It is as Wikipedia often is quite informative. It simply tells you all about different conspiracy theories and who thinks what in a plain and boring way with the margins just a teeny tiny bit to far out, taking all the fun out of reading it. The second hit is www.ufos-aliens.co.uk and it is a site that very much looks like a poster I made in fifth grade. It has got a nice mixture of low quality pictures and a lot of text with the margins so far out I had to physically move my head sideways to read it, all on a black background complete with a nice orange patterned headline with no less than three exclamation marks. Aside from the ridiculous layout it contains more “evidence” that the moon landings did not happen than I thought possible to make up without starting to edit in cats and other stuff in the footage. Oh how wrong I was...
Personally I find the fact that so many people put so much energy into distrusting their government ridiculous. This drawing that I made is just a way of explaining why the Apollo 11 hoax never fails to make me laugh by showing everyone else what it looks like in my head. Now I'm not saying it's wrong to question authority or anything else for that matter, but in general I try to question things that are not supported by a lot of proof and believe the things that are, not the other way around.
If you Google ”moon landing hoax”, the very first hit you get is Wikipedia's page on moon landing conspiracy theories. It is as Wikipedia often is quite informative. It simply tells you all about different conspiracy theories and who thinks what in a plain and boring way with the margins just a teeny tiny bit to far out, taking all the fun out of reading it.
SvaraRaderaThe second hit is www.ufos-aliens.co.uk and it is a site that very much looks like a poster I made in fifth grade. It has got a nice mixture of low quality pictures and a lot of text with the margins so far out I had to physically move my head sideways to read it, all on a black background complete with a nice orange patterned headline with no less than three exclamation marks. Aside from the ridiculous layout it contains more “evidence” that the moon landings did not happen than I thought possible to make up without starting to edit in cats and other stuff in the footage. Oh how wrong I was...
Personally I find the fact that so many people put so much energy into distrusting their government ridiculous. This drawing that I made is just a way of explaining why the Apollo 11 hoax never fails to make me laugh by showing everyone else what it looks like in my head. Now I'm not saying it's wrong to question authority or anything else for that matter, but in general I try to question things that are not supported by a lot of proof and believe the things that are, not the other way around.