Steven Greer's "disclosure" about Armstrong's last words on the moon landing, page 3

reply to post by Rubicant13

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Dr. Greer, IMHO, is a fake and a fraud. He should be exposed for what he really is. He says alot, but proves nothing. He's like the other Sharleton's out there like Wilcock who are on the Talk & Pony Show circuits. Neither of these guys are LEGIT and are only there to MILK ... YOU ... for all your money.

I'm amazed at the degree of displeasure expressed with Steven Greer. Nobody is perfect. He has done good work. His interview with William Pawelek is excellent and important, in my opinion. Pawelek is not fooling around and not lying as far as I can tell from his demeanor and from the nature of his story.

www.youtube.com...

In speaking about Armstrong Greer seems to be relaying second hand information. That is always risky. Whether Americans went to the moon or not, I admire and like Neil Armstrong, but it is obvious that he was troubled by something related to his Apollo mission, very troubled.

His behavior in the aftermath of that first journey to the moon, if that is what it was, is baffling.

Even if the trip was faked, one would expect Armstrong as one of the fakers to have been groomed for the public relations campaign that would have been part of the script. Instead Armstrong acted like someone who had been badly spooked by something and in the process spawned all sorts of questions that would be unwelcome by NASA and the US government.

That looks very much like "best laid plans" gone awry.

There is no way to know if Greer's statements are an accurate reflection of Armstrong's statements and experience, but they are not implausible, if one grants that "aliens" are out there in the neighborhood somewhere.

reply to post by Destinyone

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Perhaps, but would they be killed if they stood up to DENY ever telling Greer this? I would think they'd actually PAY the family to discredit Greer...killing two birds, as it were...

Here's the full PDF of Ingo Swann's amazing book on remote viewing the far side of the moon for agents of the US government (possibly) back in the 1970s, I believe.

ia700605.us.archive.org...

I have issues with Steven Greer's UFO signaling - campouts, and his 'Ambassador to the Universe' training is laughable in my mind, but what he says about Armstrong rings true. NASA had thoroughly investigated the strange lights on the moon phenomenon long before the first Apollo missions and odd sightings have been reported since telescopes were first invented. Documented sightings number in the hundreds and by some very famous people.

The Apollo 11 news conference with Armstrong and the other two astronauts was the most uncomfortable, strained, just plain odd display of nerves and reticence I have ever seen. They looked like they were in shock and very scared they were going to say the wrong thing. I can believe that Armstrong went into seclusion to avoid having to lie. Here's the video:

www.youtube.com...

If NASA knew that there was something waiting for them on the moon, that goes a long ways towards explaining why they may have hired Stanley Kubrick to make fake video and still photos here; especially if something happened and they had to quickly make up a different scenario than what really happened. What would you do, if you had to worry about relaying to the world's people that the three astronauts weren't coming home, because they had been killed by aliens on the moon....?

Oh, and this gets into tinfoil territory, but Greer is one of the most unusual-looking humans I have ever seen. He looks like what I would envision for a human-reptilian hybrid.

reply to post by LittleBlackEagle

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Originally posted by LittleBlackEagle
any friends or family of Armstrong disputing his claims?

my thoughts exactly...
I could've just said "ditto" but it would've been a one word reply.

Why hasn't Armstrong's family come forward to contest this as disrespectful to his memory and legacy if it is false?

s&f 4 u

reply to post by spoor

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Simply because its the right thing to do?

To set things straight; further erode the credibility of an alleged fraud, if such is the case.

"two birds with one stone"

reply to post by buster2010

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The Buzz Aldren punch lol, classic, though he knew he had it coming and as you could see, he was well prepared for the fallout. Besides, Buzz had to live with the stress of forgoing his pension plan, medical care package and dodging a lot more than a taunt! He fully knew dead men don't rise for any occasion; less born again. Imagine the stress he had to live with; rather not.

Come now folks, not 'one' video of the facts as they stand?
Reminds me of the time a young fella from Texas went to Maine to visit with relatives only to have the whole block approach him, poking, prodding, "say something", "anything"! hahahahah
Whada-ya-talgon-abou-willis?

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