Jim Leder wrote:
> AMEN.
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Darin Cowan" <yet.another.sq...@gmail.com>
> To: <amsat-bb@amsat.org>
> Sent: Monday, July 20, 2009 7:17 PM
> Subject: [amsat-bb] Evidence of moon landings....!
>
>
>   
>> Which is more reasonable:
>>
>> 1. That a 40 year grand conspiracy involving literally thousands of people
>> from multiple, antagonistic countries, could pull off and maintain the
>> illusion that nobody has walked on the moon.  Recognizing that the Soviet
>> Union and China both would have benefitted greatly for exposing such 
>> fakery,
>> and recognizing that the US government by itself - let alone all the other
>> people, organizations, and governments that have a stake in it - can't 
>> keep
>> even a little secret like "I went to Argentina to get a piece on the 
>> side".
>> Recognizing all the photographs, the rocks, the satellites, the orbiters,
>> the explosion of technology and so forth.  Recognizing that the 
>> governments
>> in question have been unable, in the same time period, to keep their 
>> leaders
>> from being shot at by simple lunatics, and that those governments haven't
>> even been able to construct a convincing lie about WMD in the middle-east:
>> something that really, everyone would believe with little effort?
>>
>> OR
>>
>> 2. That men have actually been on the moon as reported?
>>
>> The whole idea that the moon landings were faked is, quite simply,
>> weapons-grade stupid.  It flies in the face of logic and reason.  No
>> moon-conspiracy theorist has ever been able to produce a shred of evidence
>> that anything has been faked... a task that should be INCREDIBLY easy 
>> given
>> the number of people that have to be involved to this day.  Scientists, on
>> the other hand have produced photos, rocks, and mountains of other 
>> evidence,
>> not the least of which is the dozen people who have actually been there, a
>> good many of which are still walking around.
>>
>> People who still tout this moon-landing-fake conspiracy are nutters, plain
>> and simple.  There are many places I'd expect to find woo-woo conspiracy
>> believers, but never on the AMSAT list.
>>
>> Can we please put this issue to bed and go back to satellites and radio 
>> now.
>>
>> -VE3OIJ
>>
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I for one wholeheartedly agree.  Lets get on with real things, 
satellites and radios.

Dale - kl7xj
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