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Topic started on 6-8-2009 @ 10:42 AM by bokonon2010
www.cbp.gov...

A Historic Declaration: Welcoming Apollo 11 Crew Back to Earth
07/20/2009

An Apollo 11 crewmember at work on the moon, July 1969.
It was 40 years ago this week that man walked, and worked, on the moon.

Forty years ago, as an amazed world watched, Neil Armstrong took one small step to complete mankind’s giant leap to the moon. But it was the Apollo 11 crew’s return to earth that presented the predecessor of Customs and Border Protection with its first-ever opportunity to screen galactic travelers.

On July 24, 1969, customs inspectors at Honolulu, Hawaii filled out a general declaration form for the space travelers. Recording their trip from Cape Kennedy to the moon and back to Hawaii, the form listed “moon rock and moon dust samples” as the cargo.

Signed by Apollo 11 crew Cdr. Neil A. Armstrong, Col. Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. and Lt. Col. Michael Collins, the form had a little fun with the modern-day explorers. In answer to the question: “Any other condition on board which may lead to the spread of disease,” the entry was, “To be determined.” ( Apollo 11 General Declaration (pdf - 1,047 KB.) )



Which number to call first?


reply posted on 6-8-2010 @ 10:45 AM by DJW001
reply to post by bokonon2010


What's your point?
Rather than a second line, how about a pointless graphic:


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reply posted on 6-8-2010 @ 03:53 PM by bokonon2010
Originally posted by Phage
My, aren't you wonderful. But what on Earth are you talking about?
www.space.com...


The article was written by Senior Editor Tariq Malik.
Have you checked if he is writing about Osama tapes too, or only just for NASA Muslim Outrich program?

Oh, and could you ask your friends, when they go through US Customs next time, to entertain some more jokes like that? Just to check what their answers would be.
Hope that we cherish the humor of the government officials together,
and eagerly wait for da Apollo sequel by Sacha Baron Cohen.

[edit on 6.8.2010 by bokonon2010]


reply posted on 6-8-2010 @ 04:04 PM by Phage
reply to post by bokonon2010

I still have no idea what you are talking about. Maybe it would help if you could concentrate on one (or maybe two) thoughts at a time.

I was pointing out that your amazing research doesn't really seem to have been necessary. The scan of the declaration form is readily available, as is the story behind it. You said it had been "wiped".

I can see that you don't like Muslims (or is it Jews? Again, hard to tell) but are you sure that Tariq Malik is one? As far as I can tell he doesn't work for NASA, he's the managing editor for Space.com.


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reply posted on 6-8-2010 @ 04:37 PM by Phage
reply to post by luxordelphi

It's not new news, it's old news. It was new on July 24, 2009.

It's not "reprinted" today.The space.com page is simply the news archive. It's going to be there tomorrow, and the next day, and the next day. Look at the URL "090724-customs-apollo11.html"

Here is today's news.
www.space.com...



And why the customs declaration is unavailable on the government site.

It is available.
www.cbp.gov...
The OP is not a very good researcher, or just expects people to believe him.

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reply posted on 6-8-2010 @ 05:43 PM by bokonon2010
Originally posted by Phage
It is available.
www.cbp.gov...
The OP is not a very good researcher, or just expects people to believe him.


The link has changed, the OP was before that (it has time stamp from ATS).
So you lied again and then attempted undermine my credibility based on your lies and misquotations. Shame on you.

and you desperately trying to avoid the main issue:
from space.com
A copy of the U.S. Customs form filled out by Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins after their return to Earth on July 24, 2009. Credit: NASA/U.S. Customs and Border Patrol.


who is the joker here:
1) Tariq Malik
2) space.com
3) NASA
4) CBP department of Homesec
some of them, all of them, none of them?

make your mind (could you?) or just chose between 16 options from combinatorics.

Then tell us if the July 24, 1969 Apollo 11 splashdown historical event
could be ridiculed
by either NASA, Homesec, Mr. President (as seen capsule from his uncle shoulders), or just some respected Tariq Malik writings,
then what other proof of the Apollo "as it happened" the public may have?

[edit on 6.8.2010 by bokonon2010]



reply posted on 6-8-2010 @ 05:44 PM by Phage
reply to post by bokonon2010

You are too easy with serious insults and you are acting like a jackass. I have lied about nothing. The document is readily available. It has not been "wiped". You said nothing about it appearing the the media prior to 2009.


reply posted on 6-8-2010 @ 06:14 PM by bokonon2010
Originally posted by luxordelphi
I still don't get it I guess. Call me dense beyond belief. Read the link that Phage posted. It's a story from 2009 and yet the copyright info says 2010 and yet it's under the heading of news and yet and yet the ads are 2010. Why would it be reprinted as news today?

Also am still wondering where the stuff went from the other links - the actual government sites. And why the NASA poster inviting me to call in and report crimes is unavailable. And why the customs declaration is unavailable on the government site.


oig.nasa.gov...
NASA Office Inspector General Hotline is still on.

NASA OIG is the department of NASA that are responsible (among other things)
for overseeing public interests according NASA charter.
They investigate fraud and negligence of NASA officials or NASA contractors, and publish regular reports on such cases;
do they report directly to the Congress or NASA Admin - not sure, but
I have read their reports on lost 'apollo tapes', cases of private sales of Space artifacts (considered as US public treasures) incl. Apollo program 'flown' items,
moon rocks(remember famous Honduras moon rock - case United States vs Moon Plaque), etc.

and the scan of Apollo 11 custom declaration is still on CBP site, as pointed by Phage, though the link URL address has changed since my OP last year.

Some (phage?) suggested a kind of 'mischief' behavior either from space.com senior editor, US Custom Border Patrol, or NASA History Office.
Maybe.. but why did not indicate this as 1st April joke, and publish around Apollo moon landings celebrations dates.
Should gov officials be allowed mock the Apollo historical events? Ask Buzz Aldrin...

Alternatively who was posing as Apollo crew on 24 July, 1969 at Honolulu airport? Any suggestions?

[edit on 6.8.2010 by bokonon2010]


reply posted on 6-8-2010 @ 06:34 PM by Phage
reply to post by bokonon2010

Originally posted by bokonon2010
Some (phage?) suggested a kind of 'mischief' behavior either from space.com senior editor, US Custom Border Patrol, or NASA History Office.
Maybe.. but why did not indicate it as 1st April joke, and publish around Apollo moon landings celebrations dates.

I "suggested" nothing. I posted a link for something you said had been "wiped". Why don't you just say what you mean. Nobody seems to understand what your point is.

It has not been "wiped".
2007:
random-byte.blogspot.com...

It was no secret. 1970:
Honolulu (AP) - The world's first customs declaration for imported goods from outer space hangs on Dr. Ernest Murai's office wall.

source

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