Bart Sibrel

And if they were the same filmmaker, he could make that happen. In the film The Shining, there's the little red rum boy who stands up and he has a hand-knit Apollo 11 shirt on. So it seems like he either knew that the moon missions were fake or participated in it. The fact is they did fake the moon landing and they had to have someone in charge of the fake photography.

And if they were the same filmmaker, he could make that happen. In the film The Shining, there's the little red rum boy who stands up and he has a hand-knit Apollo 11 shirt on. So it seems like he either knew that the moon missions were fake or participated in it. The fact is they did fake the moon landing and they had to have someone in charge of the fake photography.

And if they were the same filmmaker, he could make that happen. In the film The Shining, there's the little red rum boy who stands up and he has a hand-knit Apollo 11 shirt on. So it seems like he either knew that the moon missions were fake or participated in it. The fact is they did fake the moon landing and they had to have someone in charge of the fake photography.

They basically had two choices. They could hire the media director at the Pentagon and get great security and amateur results, or they could hire the best filmmaker on the planet and get the short-term benefit of good-looking pictures and worry about security later. That would have been what I chose. Interestingly, Kubrick's last movie is called Eyes Wide Shut.

They basically had two choices. They could hire the media director at the Pentagon and get great security and amateur results, or they could hire the best filmmaker on the planet and get the short-term benefit of good-looking pictures and worry about security later. That would have been what I chose. Interestingly, Kubrick's last movie is called Eyes Wide Shut.

They basically had two choices. They could hire the media director at the Pentagon and get great security and amateur results, or they could hire the best filmmaker on the planet and get the short-term benefit of good-looking pictures and worry about security later. That would have been what I chose. Interestingly, Kubrick's last movie is called Eyes Wide Shut.

The most famous picture of Buzz Aldrin, allegedly, standing with his arm bent. There's so many clues right there. He's on Earth. One of which is that there's wrinkles all in his pressurized spacesuit. How many wrinkles are in a balloon? So the suit isn't even pressurized. You're looking at it. I was looking at it. And her eyes were wide shut.

The most famous picture of Buzz Aldrin, allegedly, standing with his arm bent. There's so many clues right there. He's on Earth. One of which is that there's wrinkles all in his pressurized spacesuit. How many wrinkles are in a balloon? So the suit isn't even pressurized. You're looking at it. I was looking at it. And her eyes were wide shut.

The most famous picture of Buzz Aldrin, allegedly, standing with his arm bent. There's so many clues right there. He's on Earth. One of which is that there's wrinkles all in his pressurized spacesuit. How many wrinkles are in a balloon? So the suit isn't even pressurized. You're looking at it. I was looking at it. And her eyes were wide shut.

Stanley Kubrick insisted, contractually, that Eyes Wide Shut, his last film, and he died before its release, so it's like a dead man's request, he requested that that film open on a particular day. July 16th, 1999, the 30th anniversary of the launch to the moon. So I think he was the likely candidate to do it.

Stanley Kubrick insisted, contractually, that Eyes Wide Shut, his last film, and he died before its release, so it's like a dead man's request, he requested that that film open on a particular day. July 16th, 1999, the 30th anniversary of the launch to the moon. So I think he was the likely candidate to do it.

Stanley Kubrick insisted, contractually, that Eyes Wide Shut, his last film, and he died before its release, so it's like a dead man's request, he requested that that film open on a particular day. July 16th, 1999, the 30th anniversary of the launch to the moon. So I think he was the likely candidate to do it.

After I did the Infowars interview, they had on Kubrick's daughter who said, you know, my dad was too honorable to participate in such a thing. And I would have known about it if it was shot in 1969 because I remember I was eight. Well, it's actually shot in 1968. She would have been seven. I remember my parents had cocktail parties when I was seven, and then we went to bed.

After I did the Infowars interview, they had on Kubrick's daughter who said, you know, my dad was too honorable to participate in such a thing. And I would have known about it if it was shot in 1969 because I remember I was eight. Well, it's actually shot in 1968. She would have been seven. I remember my parents had cocktail parties when I was seven, and then we went to bed.

After I did the Infowars interview, they had on Kubrick's daughter who said, you know, my dad was too honorable to participate in such a thing. And I would have known about it if it was shot in 1969 because I remember I was eight. Well, it's actually shot in 1968. She would have been seven. I remember my parents had cocktail parties when I was seven, and then we went to bed.

What were my parents doing while I was asleep in bed? I have no idea, do I? So neither did she. And what you think about your honorable parents and what they really did are two different things.

What were my parents doing while I was asleep in bed? I have no idea, do I? So neither did she. And what you think about your honorable parents and what they really did are two different things.

What were my parents doing while I was asleep in bed? I have no idea, do I? So neither did she. And what you think about your honorable parents and what they really did are two different things.

Mind you, Cyrus Eugene Akers was an honorable parent who later confessed to committing murder, which is probably, if there is such a thing, less of a wrongdoing than faking a couple of pictures of the moon landing. I think Kubrick's personality would have loved making the fake moon landing pictures and people thinking that it was real.

Mind you, Cyrus Eugene Akers was an honorable parent who later confessed to committing murder, which is probably, if there is such a thing, less of a wrongdoing than faking a couple of pictures of the moon landing. I think Kubrick's personality would have loved making the fake moon landing pictures and people thinking that it was real.