was Neil armstrong warned off by Aliens?

reply to post by Graham


Armstrong doesn't say much at all, is it true that when asked to describe his feelings upon landing on the moon he rushed out of the venue, crying..
The moon landing hoax was a brilliant piece of disinformation.

reply to post by MrFreeze


All this hoax moon landing stuff is disinformation to deflect interest in the butchering of the actual moon landing photos. They'd cut so much stuff out of the photos that people would be asking questions.

Boy, is this thread the 'poster child' for Will Rogers' quip:

"It ain't what you don't know what makes you look like a fool, it's what you do know what ain't so."

Yes, Cooper made a Gemini flight too, and claiming you read in an encyclopedia that he didn't is a testimonial to your own English comprehension skills, not any skills of Cooper's.

Cooper never claimed to encounter any UFOs on either of his two space flights. Those are purely made-up stories aimed at an eager-believer target audience.

Ed Mitchell openly talks about UFO evidence he's obtained second hand but denies any in-space UFO experience, or knowing of any other astronaut having such.

You guys will NEVER understand the 'UFO mystery' if all you can do is wallow in misinformation and self-induced confusion, and be PROUD of doing so.

IMHO, the mystery deserves better mental discipline of its fans.

And you need a sense of shame for not only falling for, but promulgating, such misinformation. Are you sure you're not being paid to MAKE 'ufology' look laughable?

Originally posted by felixq78
reply to post by Graham

 

Armstrong doesn't say much at all, is it true that when asked to describe his feelings upon landing on the moon he rushed out of the venue, crying..

So it's true because YOU imagined it to be true? Who do you think the fools are in this exchange?

this theory is obviously assuming that they even went to the moon or that the moon landing that the world saw was real.