Bart Sibrel

Well, there's either two light sources or one light source that is really close because they're diverging at 90 degrees from objects five feet apart. And I can tell you as a professional filmmaker, that's taken with an electrical light that's very close.

Yeah, either the astronaut shadow should be going at 9 o'clock or the rock shadow should be going at 12 o'clock. They're 90-degree difference, and they're only five feet apart, which means it's either one electrical light that's really close, and if you stand on one side of the light, it's going to put a shadow in one direction.

Yeah, either the astronaut shadow should be going at 9 o'clock or the rock shadow should be going at 12 o'clock. They're 90-degree difference, and they're only five feet apart, which means it's either one electrical light that's really close, and if you stand on one side of the light, it's going to put a shadow in one direction.

Yeah, either the astronaut shadow should be going at 9 o'clock or the rock shadow should be going at 12 o'clock. They're 90-degree difference, and they're only five feet apart, which means it's either one electrical light that's really close, and if you stand on one side of the light, it's going to put a shadow in one direction.

If you stand on the other side of the light, it'll cast a different direction, or maybe it's two electrical lights. But in either case, it's electrical light, which means they're not on the moon. They're on Earth. And because this is the last mission they claim to have gone, It means they never went. I thought, well, maybe they faked the first one, got their act together.

If you stand on the other side of the light, it'll cast a different direction, or maybe it's two electrical lights. But in either case, it's electrical light, which means they're not on the moon. They're on Earth. And because this is the last mission they claim to have gone, It means they never went. I thought, well, maybe they faked the first one, got their act together.

If you stand on the other side of the light, it'll cast a different direction, or maybe it's two electrical lights. But in either case, it's electrical light, which means they're not on the moon. They're on Earth. And because this is the last mission they claim to have gone, It means they never went. I thought, well, maybe they faked the first one, got their act together.

But no, this is from the alleged last mission to the moon. And it has more intersecting shadows in its pictures than any of the other missions. So they never went. Plus, they had identical equipment. And we're going to show the footage of them faking being halfway to the moon, proving the equipment cannot leave Earth orbit, and seeing how it's all clones of one another.

But no, this is from the alleged last mission to the moon. And it has more intersecting shadows in its pictures than any of the other missions. So they never went. Plus, they had identical equipment. And we're going to show the footage of them faking being halfway to the moon, proving the equipment cannot leave Earth orbit, and seeing how it's all clones of one another.

But no, this is from the alleged last mission to the moon. And it has more intersecting shadows in its pictures than any of the other missions. So they never went. Plus, they had identical equipment. And we're going to show the footage of them faking being halfway to the moon, proving the equipment cannot leave Earth orbit, and seeing how it's all clones of one another.

If Apollo 11 can't leave Earth orbit, then none of them can. And then here we are 56 years later, and they have mannequins orbiting the moon. Instead of people, right? Somehow they can drive cars and play golf on the moon with 1960s technology, but the best we can do 56 years later is have mannequins orbit the moon. Why aren't there people orbiting the moon?

If Apollo 11 can't leave Earth orbit, then none of them can. And then here we are 56 years later, and they have mannequins orbiting the moon. Instead of people, right? Somehow they can drive cars and play golf on the moon with 1960s technology, but the best we can do 56 years later is have mannequins orbit the moon. Why aren't there people orbiting the moon?

If Apollo 11 can't leave Earth orbit, then none of them can. And then here we are 56 years later, and they have mannequins orbiting the moon. Instead of people, right? Somehow they can drive cars and play golf on the moon with 1960s technology, but the best we can do 56 years later is have mannequins orbit the moon. Why aren't there people orbiting the moon?

They said in 2014 they're going to have people orbiting the moon in 2018. They're 100% behind schedule, and they only have mannequins orbiting the moon because of deadly radiation, which we'll get into as well.

They said in 2014 they're going to have people orbiting the moon in 2018. They're 100% behind schedule, and they only have mannequins orbiting the moon because of deadly radiation, which we'll get into as well.

They said in 2014 they're going to have people orbiting the moon in 2018. They're 100% behind schedule, and they only have mannequins orbiting the moon because of deadly radiation, which we'll get into as well.

No, it was just a more zoomed-in portion. So you see, basically, you have the astronaut shadow going at 12 o'clock, and the shadow of the lunar module and this piece of equipment that's off-camera that's casting a shadow, they're going at about 10 o'clock. So you can't have shadows intersecting when they're so close to one another if it's sunlight.

No, it was just a more zoomed-in portion. So you see, basically, you have the astronaut shadow going at 12 o'clock, and the shadow of the lunar module and this piece of equipment that's off-camera that's casting a shadow, they're going at about 10 o'clock. So you can't have shadows intersecting when they're so close to one another if it's sunlight.

No, it was just a more zoomed-in portion. So you see, basically, you have the astronaut shadow going at 12 o'clock, and the shadow of the lunar module and this piece of equipment that's off-camera that's casting a shadow, they're going at about 10 o'clock. So you can't have shadows intersecting when they're so close to one another if it's sunlight.

And recently in Moscow, and you could call this the fifth proof, The most intelligent computer in the world called Google's neural network. Multiple AIs hooked up together, not available to the public, but it was at a convention. They let a few VIPs play with it for three days. One had it write a symphony in two seconds. One had it write a novel with a few plot points in two seconds.