Bart Sibrel

Supposed to improve your cognitive ability.

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It says it improves your memory. It does. The problem is I keep forgetting to drink it.

It says it improves your memory. It does. The problem is I keep forgetting to drink it.

It says it improves your memory. It does. The problem is I keep forgetting to drink it.

Well, it's offending people. It's like the people who made cartoons about a certain religious icon. They're offended. There's a famous quote, my book, Moon Man, which is audio that I read myself, Kindle or print. There you go. Moonman, folks. It's at Sabrell.com.

Well, it's offending people. It's like the people who made cartoons about a certain religious icon. They're offended. There's a famous quote, my book, Moon Man, which is audio that I read myself, Kindle or print. There you go. Moonman, folks. It's at Sabrell.com.

Well, it's offending people. It's like the people who made cartoons about a certain religious icon. They're offended. There's a famous quote, my book, Moon Man, which is audio that I read myself, Kindle or print. There you go. Moonman, folks. It's at Sabrell.com.

It's the behind-the-scenes account of making my movie, which was financed by someone who builds rockets for NASA who knows that it's fake. You see, I'm offending people's God. That's why they're so offended. There's a quote, each chapter ends with a quote.

It's the behind-the-scenes account of making my movie, which was financed by someone who builds rockets for NASA who knows that it's fake. You see, I'm offending people's God. That's why they're so offended. There's a quote, each chapter ends with a quote.

It's the behind-the-scenes account of making my movie, which was financed by someone who builds rockets for NASA who knows that it's fake. You see, I'm offending people's God. That's why they're so offended. There's a quote, each chapter ends with a quote.

One says, "...the likelihood of one individual being right increases in direct proportion to the intensity to which others are trying to prove him wrong. If they really went to the moon..." than anyone who says otherwise is an idiot, then why are there thousands of YouTube videos to reassure people that the so obvious moon landings are real?

One says, "...the likelihood of one individual being right increases in direct proportion to the intensity to which others are trying to prove him wrong. If they really went to the moon..." than anyone who says otherwise is an idiot, then why are there thousands of YouTube videos to reassure people that the so obvious moon landings are real?

One says, "...the likelihood of one individual being right increases in direct proportion to the intensity to which others are trying to prove him wrong. If they really went to the moon..." than anyone who says otherwise is an idiot, then why are there thousands of YouTube videos to reassure people that the so obvious moon landings are real?

If I went around saying Mickey Mouse was the first president, do you think there'd be a thousand videos to reassure people that it was George Washington? Shakespeare said, thou does protects too much. The reason why they have to prop it up is because it's made of straw. You can prove that the moon landings are fake with the logic, not having to look at any video clip or any picture.

If I went around saying Mickey Mouse was the first president, do you think there'd be a thousand videos to reassure people that it was George Washington? Shakespeare said, thou does protects too much. The reason why they have to prop it up is because it's made of straw. You can prove that the moon landings are fake with the logic, not having to look at any video clip or any picture.

If I went around saying Mickey Mouse was the first president, do you think there'd be a thousand videos to reassure people that it was George Washington? Shakespeare said, thou does protects too much. The reason why they have to prop it up is because it's made of straw. You can prove that the moon landings are fake with the logic, not having to look at any video clip or any picture.

Today, with five decades better rockets and computers, the farthest that NASA can send an astronaut into space is only one thousandth the distance to the moon. Wow.