Bart Sibrel

You may get me there, Steve. So trust me, they will postpone it. They only have two choices. They're going to fake it or postpone it. Or maybe they could go through the top of the radiation belt. Well, they can't. That's why they're launching from Florida. They'd have to launch from the North Pole or South Pole. That's what von Braun said.

You may get me there, Steve. So trust me, they will postpone it. They only have two choices. They're going to fake it or postpone it. Or maybe they could go through the top of the radiation belt. Well, they can't. That's why they're launching from Florida. They'd have to launch from the North Pole or South Pole. That's what von Braun said.

You may get me there, Steve. So trust me, they will postpone it. They only have two choices. They're going to fake it or postpone it. Or maybe they could go through the top of the radiation belt. Well, they can't. That's why they're launching from Florida. They'd have to launch from the North Pole or South Pole. That's what von Braun said.

To go around the radiation belt, you'd have to launch from the North Pole or South Pole.

To go around the radiation belt, you'd have to launch from the North Pole or South Pole.

To go around the radiation belt, you'd have to launch from the North Pole or South Pole.

You don't have fuel. You have to have a space station first to ferry the fuel up to. You have to protect them from radiation. And then once you land, you have to protect them from micrometeorites. You see, there's all sorts of problems.

You don't have fuel. You have to have a space station first to ferry the fuel up to. You have to protect them from radiation. And then once you land, you have to protect them from micrometeorites. You see, there's all sorts of problems.

You don't have fuel. You have to have a space station first to ferry the fuel up to. You have to protect them from radiation. And then once you land, you have to protect them from micrometeorites. You see, there's all sorts of problems.

Right. Well, the fact is you should be able to see beautiful stars, more beautiful than you've ever seen before from the surface of the moon. But they couldn't fake the astrological position of the constellation. So they were told, don't talk about it. And when the people say, well, why aren't there any stars in the picture? They say, well, the aperture was closed for the bright surface.

Right. Well, the fact is you should be able to see beautiful stars, more beautiful than you've ever seen before from the surface of the moon. But they couldn't fake the astrological position of the constellation. So they were told, don't talk about it. And when the people say, well, why aren't there any stars in the picture? They say, well, the aperture was closed for the bright surface.

Right. Well, the fact is you should be able to see beautiful stars, more beautiful than you've ever seen before from the surface of the moon. But they couldn't fake the astrological position of the constellation. So they were told, don't talk about it. And when the people say, well, why aren't there any stars in the picture? They say, well, the aperture was closed for the bright surface.

And that is why they don't show it.

And that is why they don't show it.

And that is why they don't show it.

Not actually. They used to have on their website a picture of this space shuttle at sunrise, and it's pretty bright, and you still see the stars in the background.

Not actually. They used to have on their website a picture of this space shuttle at sunrise, and it's pretty bright, and you still see the stars in the background.

Not actually. They used to have on their website a picture of this space shuttle at sunrise, and it's pretty bright, and you still see the stars in the background.

Yeah, but you can't find that anymore. They took it off because it contradicts what they're saying. But the question is, why didn't they take... any pictures of the stars by themselves. Why didn't they just point the camera up and open the aperture? Why did they take a car to the moon but not a telescope? Would you really drive miles away from your life support system?

Yeah, but you can't find that anymore. They took it off because it contradicts what they're saying. But the question is, why didn't they take... any pictures of the stars by themselves. Why didn't they just point the camera up and open the aperture? Why did they take a car to the moon but not a telescope? Would you really drive miles away from your life support system?