Bart Sibrel

That I don't know. They have covered up some information about that. What they did do is send two Geiger counters into the radiation around the time of this guy's report.

So, well, almost. I called up NASA and I said, hey, first let me talk to this guy. They said, well, he misspoke. We don't allow him to talk to reporters anymore. And then I said, well, you sent up probes directly into the radiation belt and back. with two Geiger counters. Can I please have those Geiger counter readings? They said, I cannot have them. It's a military secret.

So, well, almost. I called up NASA and I said, hey, first let me talk to this guy. They said, well, he misspoke. We don't allow him to talk to reporters anymore. And then I said, well, you sent up probes directly into the radiation belt and back. with two Geiger counters. Can I please have those Geiger counter readings? They said, I cannot have them. It's a military secret.

So, well, almost. I called up NASA and I said, hey, first let me talk to this guy. They said, well, he misspoke. We don't allow him to talk to reporters anymore. And then I said, well, you sent up probes directly into the radiation belt and back. with two Geiger counters. Can I please have those Geiger counter readings? They said, I cannot have them. It's a military secret.

So the temperature of the sun isn't a military secret. It's just nature. And when they sent probes to Jupiter to find out how much, you know, let's say helium is in the atmosphere, it's not a military secret. Why would the amount of radiation surrounding the earth be a military secret? Look at this. Because it proves that they cannot go to the moon.

So the temperature of the sun isn't a military secret. It's just nature. And when they sent probes to Jupiter to find out how much, you know, let's say helium is in the atmosphere, it's not a military secret. Why would the amount of radiation surrounding the earth be a military secret? Look at this. Because it proves that they cannot go to the moon.

So the temperature of the sun isn't a military secret. It's just nature. And when they sent probes to Jupiter to find out how much, you know, let's say helium is in the atmosphere, it's not a military secret. Why would the amount of radiation surrounding the earth be a military secret? Look at this. Because it proves that they cannot go to the moon.

Well, that's them contradicting themselves.

Well, that's them contradicting themselves.

Well, that's them contradicting themselves.

Yeah, because that's why they launch at Florida to be near the equator. And they claim they use gravitational effect to simply loop around. There was no additional fuel to zigzag through the belts. Their own printouts that they gave to the press corps show them going right through the belts. And that's why the guy said the technology to go through them hasn't been invented yet.

Yeah, because that's why they launch at Florida to be near the equator. And they claim they use gravitational effect to simply loop around. There was no additional fuel to zigzag through the belts. Their own printouts that they gave to the press corps show them going right through the belts. And that's why the guy said the technology to go through them hasn't been invented yet.

Yeah, because that's why they launch at Florida to be near the equator. And they claim they use gravitational effect to simply loop around. There was no additional fuel to zigzag through the belts. Their own printouts that they gave to the press corps show them going right through the belts. And that's why the guy said the technology to go through them hasn't been invented yet.

Look at the next article. Look at this article here. It says, article says moon technology cannot, modern technology cannot go to the moon. It talks about the radiation right here. What's Keeping Us from Mars, if you want to bring up that link, okay? So I'll read it here. You can enlarge it if you want. Published in 2009, is that right? Yeah.

Look at the next article. Look at this article here. It says, article says moon technology cannot, modern technology cannot go to the moon. It talks about the radiation right here. What's Keeping Us from Mars, if you want to bring up that link, okay? So I'll read it here. You can enlarge it if you want. Published in 2009, is that right? Yeah.

Look at the next article. Look at this article here. It says, article says moon technology cannot, modern technology cannot go to the moon. It talks about the radiation right here. What's Keeping Us from Mars, if you want to bring up that link, okay? So I'll read it here. You can enlarge it if you want. Published in 2009, is that right? Yeah.

It says, Cosmic rays are so dangerous and so poorly understood that people are unlikely to get to Mars or even back to the moon. until better ways are found to protect astronauts, experts said Monday. So right now, today, with 55 years better technology, they do not have the technology to protect astronauts from radiation.

It says, Cosmic rays are so dangerous and so poorly understood that people are unlikely to get to Mars or even back to the moon. until better ways are found to protect astronauts, experts said Monday. So right now, today, with 55 years better technology, they do not have the technology to protect astronauts from radiation.

It says, Cosmic rays are so dangerous and so poorly understood that people are unlikely to get to Mars or even back to the moon. until better ways are found to protect astronauts, experts said Monday. So right now, today, with 55 years better technology, they do not have the technology to protect astronauts from radiation.

You want the first part, right after Washington. Cosmic rays are so dangerous and so poorly understood that people are unlikely to get to Mars or even back to the moon until better ways are found to protect astronauts from the radiation. So they're saying right there that technology does not exist today. Right.