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Astronauts refuse to Swear on Bible that they walked on moon


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reply posted on 28-5-2007 @ 02:51 AM by the reaper


lol at the video lol



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reply posted on 28-5-2007 @ 09:02 AM by sy.gunson


If you bust your guts to perform a moon mission and then many years later some turkey walks up demanding you swear to what you'd done then any normal person would first feel offended that someone was implying you were a liar. I'd tell them to stick their Bible where the sun don't shine too.



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reply posted on 28-5-2007 @ 09:21 AM by Soylent Green Is People


If somebody walked up to me and said, for example,
"Swear on the bible that you love your wife"...or "Swear on the bible that your not a big liar",
I would probably first swear at the guy, then walk away from him (or if I was a "tough" guy, I'd probably punch him in the mouth, then walk away) -- but I would definitely NOT give him the satisfaction of falling for his tasteless scheme.

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reply posted on 28-5-2007 @ 02:09 PM by Badge01



Originally posted by kleverone
Here is a video of some guy trying to get the astronauts to swear on the bible that they walked on the moon. Not a single one would do it. That kinda has to make you think a little. Granted this guy is obnoxious as hell but still, alot could be put to rest if they just did it.


Kleverone, if you saw the whole Bart Sibrel video you might understand better.

1. First, he probably thought up this 'swearing on the Bible' stunt figuring that none of them would do it, thus lending credence to his theory.

2. One of the Astronauts -did- swear on the bible that he went (Cernan).

3. Several of them did swear but then Sibrel goes on and says:

"Swear on the bible, and on the penalty of perjury and the penalty of treason and on the penalty of eternal damnation"

ISTM he's trying to use intimidation to get them to finally tell him no.

One or two of them do it but when Sibrel starts adding on other stuff, like treason, they balk. And it's NOT because they're afraid of being found 'treasonous', it's because it's now clear he's off his nut.



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reply posted on 28-5-2007 @ 02:12 PM by Rockpuck


disgusting and border line harassment.

I understand trying to get to the bottom of the moon conspiracy, but that took it way to far imo.



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reply posted on 28-5-2007 @ 02:13 PM by Badge01



Originally posted by sy.gunson
If you bust your guts to perform a moon mission and then many years later some turkey walks up demanding you swear to what you'd done then any normal person would first feel offended that someone was implying you were a liar. I'd tell them to stick their Bible where the sun don't shine too.


Did you watch any of the videos besides just Armstrong slugging him?

He asks nicely at first and several of the Astronauts start to do it. He doesn't just walk up and start harassing them (though he did do an ambush style 'request' later, which was the wrong way.)

But he never stops with the polite request. As soon as they say OK, and start to do it, he starts adding on things about 'eternal damnation'.

IMO, he's trying to make it impossible for them to go through with it. That's no way to investigate anything.



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