Guest guest Posted June 30, 2011 Report Share Posted June 30, 2011 Hi Frantz, Yes, the mind boggles - as does mine every time one of these ridiculous conspiracy theories reappears (The 9/11 conspiracy is another). Unfortunately, the fact that they defy logic of all kinds doesn't seem to bother the gullible. Glad that you and a few others are not among them! All the Best, Dee > > > I think to Americans the US investigative reporters are more credible than similar Russians, wouldn't you agree? > > > > > > No. A hoax makes absolutely no sense. The risks involved in trying to perpetrate a hoax would be tremendous. The devastating effect the exposure of a hoax would have on the reputation of the United States would be many times more severe than simply failing to reach the moon. It is absolutely inconceivable that NASA would be willing to take that risk. Additionally, once the Americans were successful in " perpetrating the hoax " , why SIX moon landings? After Apollo 11 the goal had been met, so why fake five more landings? NASA continued to send men to the Moon long after the public had lost interest. Continuing to perpetrate a hoax would only increase the possibility of making a mistake and being exposed. And once again, the Soviets would have never been fooled by a hoax. The USSR fully understood the difficulties of a Moon landing and tracked American progress closely, yet they have always acknowledged that the Apollo moon landings were real. Because > they were. > > > > > > Many hoax believers are well meaning people who have been duped into believing the hoax theories by what they perceive to be compelling evidence. As for the hoax " investigators " , I suspect it is a combination of paranoia and, perhaps more importantly, feelings of inadequacy. The hoax believers create a delusional fantasy in which they are the heroes. Their ability to decipher the subtle clues and uncover the hoax is seen as a demonstration of their intellectual superiority. To the hoax believers the more complex and convoluted the theory, the smarter they feel for having figured it all out. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 3, 2011 Report Share Posted July 3, 2011 Ironically, coconut oil will not help with these types of abrasions, contusions & wounds. Or the inflammation. -richard- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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