Bart Sibrel

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.

It would have been kind of an intellectual high for him to have accomplished. After that time, he refused to ever set foot in the United States ever again or to fly on an airplane. So I think he was afraid, and he died before the release of that movie. And he would have been my candidate, even though I think it's irrelevant who did it. I would say the odds are he had something to do with it.

It would have been kind of an intellectual high for him to have accomplished. After that time, he refused to ever set foot in the United States ever again or to fly on an airplane. So I think he was afraid, and he died before the release of that movie. And he would have been my candidate, even though I think it's irrelevant who did it. I would say the odds are he had something to do with it.

It would have been kind of an intellectual high for him to have accomplished. After that time, he refused to ever set foot in the United States ever again or to fly on an airplane. So I think he was afraid, and he died before the release of that movie. And he would have been my candidate, even though I think it's irrelevant who did it. I would say the odds are he had something to do with it.

Yeah, it's a lot of little bits and pieces of evidence and little things that have been, yeah. I mean, he's hanging out at NASA. NASA gives him a lens. He puts Apollo 11 in his movie. He insists that his last film opened on the 30th anniversary of the launch to the moon. A lot of clues there, aren't there?

Yeah, it's a lot of little bits and pieces of evidence and little things that have been, yeah. I mean, he's hanging out at NASA. NASA gives him a lens. He puts Apollo 11 in his movie. He insists that his last film opened on the 30th anniversary of the launch to the moon. A lot of clues there, aren't there?

Yeah, it's a lot of little bits and pieces of evidence and little things that have been, yeah. I mean, he's hanging out at NASA. NASA gives him a lens. He puts Apollo 11 in his movie. He insists that his last film opened on the 30th anniversary of the launch to the moon. A lot of clues there, aren't there?

No, it was a scam.

No, it was a scam.

No, it was a scam.

What happened was after they went to the moon the second time, people were telephoning the networks complaining that reruns of Isla Blusi were being interrupted. I mean, imagine right now they're planting a flag at the South Pole for the very first time. I mean, right now. We'd probably stop and take a break, right? Hey, let's watch this. Okay, they plant the flag.

What happened was after they went to the moon the second time, people were telephoning the networks complaining that reruns of Isla Blusi were being interrupted. I mean, imagine right now they're planting a flag at the South Pole for the very first time. I mean, right now. We'd probably stop and take a break, right? Hey, let's watch this. Okay, they plant the flag.

What happened was after they went to the moon the second time, people were telephoning the networks complaining that reruns of Isla Blusi were being interrupted. I mean, imagine right now they're planting a flag at the South Pole for the very first time. I mean, right now. We'd probably stop and take a break, right? Hey, let's watch this. Okay, they plant the flag.

Now we're having this interview, another interview six months later, and they're planning to fly it for the second time. Are we going to stop and look at it? Probably not. And so they were making money, so much money, billions and billions of dollars by pretending to go to the moon.

Now we're having this interview, another interview six months later, and they're planning to fly it for the second time. Are we going to stop and look at it? Probably not. And so they were making money, so much money, billions and billions of dollars by pretending to go to the moon.

Now we're having this interview, another interview six months later, and they're planning to fly it for the second time. Are we going to stop and look at it? Probably not. And so they were making money, so much money, billions and billions of dollars by pretending to go to the moon.

And after people saw it one time, on the second occasion, they were complaining reruns of I Love Lucy were being interrupted. So the very next mission was exciting. Life and death jeopardy. Well, the Illuminati love the number 13. Apollo 13 on April 13th at 1313 military time had this alleged accident to add drama to it all.

And after people saw it one time, on the second occasion, they were complaining reruns of I Love Lucy were being interrupted. So the very next mission was exciting. Life and death jeopardy. Well, the Illuminati love the number 13. Apollo 13 on April 13th at 1313 military time had this alleged accident to add drama to it all.

And after people saw it one time, on the second occasion, they were complaining reruns of I Love Lucy were being interrupted. So the very next mission was exciting. Life and death jeopardy. Well, the Illuminati love the number 13. Apollo 13 on April 13th at 1313 military time had this alleged accident to add drama to it all.

Not to mention Apollo comes from Apollyon, which means Lucifer and deceiver. So the fact that the whole thing is a deception is right there in the name, you see? Yeah. Okay.