Bart Sibrel

50 years later and bill's like well i told you so but i still wanted to believe that they went now it's not because i love science or because i you know wanted america to be great although i do want america to be great it's that i didn't want humanity to be so deplorable despicable that we would stoop so low to such a thing now even my critics of this film

50 years later and bill's like well i told you so but i still wanted to believe that they went now it's not because i love science or because i you know wanted america to be great although i do want america to be great it's that i didn't want humanity to be so deplorable despicable that we would stoop so low to such a thing now even my critics of this film

admit that this is fake footage of Apollo 11 pretending to be halfway to the moon. They admit it. So the critics say, well, they were just rehearsing for an upcoming telecast. Really? Then if the mission cost about a million dollars a minute, right, and every ounce is precious because of all the fuel necessary to lift them off the ground,

admit that this is fake footage of Apollo 11 pretending to be halfway to the moon. They admit it. So the critics say, well, they were just rehearsing for an upcoming telecast. Really? Then if the mission cost about a million dollars a minute, right, and every ounce is precious because of all the fuel necessary to lift them off the ground,

admit that this is fake footage of Apollo 11 pretending to be halfway to the moon. They admit it. So the critics say, well, they were just rehearsing for an upcoming telecast. Really? Then if the mission cost about a million dollars a minute, right, and every ounce is precious because of all the fuel necessary to lift them off the ground,

Why would they bring an elaborate model of the earth when the real one was right outside the window? So if they were really halfway to the moon and they were really rehearsing, they would just rehearse with the real earth out the window rather than creating a fake model of it. I mean, it's unbelievable. They make an excuse for them faking being halfway to the moon right in front of your eyes.

Why would they bring an elaborate model of the earth when the real one was right outside the window? So if they were really halfway to the moon and they were really rehearsing, they would just rehearse with the real earth out the window rather than creating a fake model of it. I mean, it's unbelievable. They make an excuse for them faking being halfway to the moon right in front of your eyes.

Why would they bring an elaborate model of the earth when the real one was right outside the window? So if they were really halfway to the moon and they were really rehearsing, they would just rehearse with the real earth out the window rather than creating a fake model of it. I mean, it's unbelievable. They make an excuse for them faking being halfway to the moon right in front of your eyes.

They still make an excuse for it. You know, it just it just amazes me how they keep making excuses no matter what evidence there is. I even talked with a college professor of an aerospace department, and he said, I asked him, What if one of the Apollo astronauts confessed on national TV that we didn't go to the moon? You know what he said? He said, I'd still believe anyway.

They still make an excuse for it. You know, it just it just amazes me how they keep making excuses no matter what evidence there is. I even talked with a college professor of an aerospace department, and he said, I asked him, What if one of the Apollo astronauts confessed on national TV that we didn't go to the moon? You know what he said? He said, I'd still believe anyway.

They still make an excuse for it. You know, it just it just amazes me how they keep making excuses no matter what evidence there is. I even talked with a college professor of an aerospace department, and he said, I asked him, What if one of the Apollo astronauts confessed on national TV that we didn't go to the moon? You know what he said? He said, I'd still believe anyway.

Right, so they closed the aperture to darken the walls of the spacecraft. They talked about turning out all the lights, blocking the windows, all of which they talk about because they thought these conversations would be edited out.

Right, so they closed the aperture to darken the walls of the spacecraft. They talked about turning out all the lights, blocking the windows, all of which they talk about because they thought these conversations would be edited out.

Right, so they closed the aperture to darken the walls of the spacecraft. They talked about turning out all the lights, blocking the windows, all of which they talk about because they thought these conversations would be edited out.

For the part that they broadcast, again, this is on the homepage of Sobrell.com, they said there's only one window that faces the Earth, and it's filled up with the TV camera. Because if that were really the Earth floating in space, the lens would have to be right against that circular window. But in fact, it's at the back of the spacecraft with the lights off.

For the part that they broadcast, again, this is on the homepage of Sobrell.com, they said there's only one window that faces the Earth, and it's filled up with the TV camera. Because if that were really the Earth floating in space, the lens would have to be right against that circular window. But in fact, it's at the back of the spacecraft with the lights off.

For the part that they broadcast, again, this is on the homepage of Sobrell.com, they said there's only one window that faces the Earth, and it's filled up with the TV camera. Because if that were really the Earth floating in space, the lens would have to be right against that circular window. But in fact, it's at the back of the spacecraft with the lights off.

And you can see they're using a very clever special effect. Had I only saw the first few seconds that they broadcast to the public, I doubt if I would have figured it out. That's why it says do not show to the public at the beginning of the reel.

And you can see they're using a very clever special effect. Had I only saw the first few seconds that they broadcast to the public, I doubt if I would have figured it out. That's why it says do not show to the public at the beginning of the reel.

And you can see they're using a very clever special effect. Had I only saw the first few seconds that they broadcast to the public, I doubt if I would have figured it out. That's why it says do not show to the public at the beginning of the reel.