The same David Icke who wore turquoise shellsuits for two years in the early 90's because he believed them to give him cosmic energetic powers?![]()
And appeared on the UKs biggest chat show saying he was the son of God.
The same David Icke who wore turquoise shellsuits for two years in the early 90's because he believed them to give him cosmic energetic powers?![]()
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFMpmjEv9o0watch the screen top left, no astronaut. No movement whatsoever.
My theory is that David Icke works for the government. His function is to associate serious conspiracy theories with wacky theories to discredit them. If a guy who believes in reptilians and wears special clothes that he thinks give him cosmic powers says the moon missions were faked, it helps to discredit the whole hoax theory. This whole thing about alien bases on the moon is another one of the governments ideas to muddy the waters and draw attention away from the idea that it was hoaxed because the theory that they don't go back because of alien bases there assumes they really went.The same David Icke who wore turquoise shellsuits for two years in the early 90's because he believed them to give him cosmic energetic powers?
Thats how whackjobbery starts, they start of small and work upwards.He started out as a serious 9/11 truther. After he'd become well known, he started claiming divinity. It's all an act. He helps make people think that all 9/11 truthers are wacky just like David Icke helps make people think all moon hoax-believers are wacky.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFMpmjEv9o0
The upper left image is too small to make out any movement. The main screen which blows it up shows the movement. I see lots of movement. How can you say there's no movement?
This is what you pro-Apoll people do when you're cornered. You talk nonsense with an authoritative patronizing attitude until the issue blows over.
Then you go on as if nothing had happened and the issue gets buried deep in the thread.
Your main underlying strategy seems to be to bury this issue.
You know that nobody is buying your lame explanations for the movement of Collins' jacket corner so all you can do is try to bury the issue.
......just like David Icke helps make people think all moon hoax-believers are wacky.
The evidence that they faked the moon missions is crushing......
Have you seen this video of David Icke's?
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1485155465058882626#
They argue the moon hoax in that video but they also argue some wacky theories about mile-long space creatures. The people who made that video were trying to discredit the hoax theory by associating it with wacky theories. David Icke seems to be part of the controlled opposition. The objective of the moderators on that forum is to make sure that the moon hoax threads show that the pro-Apollo people are winning the debates. I started a thread about the flag waving with a long analysis that dealt with all the theories such as static electricity and vibration and the moderator deleted it as soon as he saw it. If someone puts forth some good evidence that the pro-Apollo posters can't obfuscate on a thread, the pro-Apollo posters bury it with their BS the moderator helps them do it.
Here's some of the stuff that happened on the David Icke forum.
http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=144487&page=54
Can't say I blame them.By the way, I said the same thing about the video "Secret Space" at the "Unexplained Mysteries" forum and they simply deleted my post.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFMpmjEv9o0
The upper left image is too small to make out any movement. The main screen which blows it up shows the movement. I see lots of movement. How can you say there's no movement?
This is what you pro-Apoll people do when you're cornered. You talk nonsense with an authoritative patronizing attitude until the issue blows over. Then you go on as if nothing had happened and the issue gets buried deep in the thread.
Your main underlying strategy seems to be to bury this issue.
http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/showpost.php?p=5237480&postcount=2245
You know that nobody is buying your lame explanations for the movement of Collins' jacket corner so all you can do is try to bury the issue.
My theory is that David Icke works for the government. His function is to associate serious conspiracy theories with wacky theories to discredit them. If a guy who believes in reptilians and wears special clothes that he thinks give him cosmic powers says the moon missions were faked, it helps to discredit the whole hoax theory. This whole thing about alien bases on the moon is another one of the governments ideas to muddy the waters and draw attention away from the idea that it was hoaxed because the theory that they don't go back because of alien bases there assumes they really went.
David Shaler is another government puppet.
http://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en#s...gc.r_pw.&fp=905e9081899b75b1&biw=1440&bih=756
He started out as a serious 9/11 truther. After he'd become well known, he started claiming divinity. It's all an act. He helps make people think that all 9/11 truthers are wacky just like David Icke helps make people think all moon hoax-believers are wacky.
The evidence that they faked the moon missions is crushing and the only way you can sway people's opinions is to try to keep people from seeing it by burying it when people post it.
http://www.politicalforum.com/moon-...n-missions-were-faked-studio.html#post3989720
Jay Windley and all the regular posters at the Clavius forum know the moon missions were faked.
Clavius is a government damage-control site. It was probably thought up by a public-relations agency. Here's some info on the Clavius forum. <link spam deleted>
I for one am waiting for the list of crushing evidence that the moon landings were hoaxed.
Wrong. I don't speak for Jay, but I have been a regular poster at apollohoax, though not so much lately. I do not think the Apollo missions were faked; quite the opposite, in fact. I also have the education and relevant professional experience to evaluate a significant amount of the Apollo record, unlike you. Of course, if you wish to cite relevant educational or professional experience, you are most welcome to do so.
Also wrong. Clavius is produced by one individual, on his own time and own dime. If you have actual relevant evidence to the contrary, feel free to post it here, if you can actually make a coherent argument in your own words. No one is obliged to indulge your link-spamming.
I for one am waiting for the list of crushing evidence that the moon landings were hoaxed.
I for one am waiting for the list of crushing evidence that the moon landings were hoaxed.
This is what you pro-Apoll people do when you're cornered.
You know that nobody is buying your lame explanations for the movement of Collins' jacket corner so all you can do is try to bury the issue.
Since davidc/rocky/FF88 can't come up with a coherent narrative of why or how Apollo was "hoaxed", and can't provide any evidence for the truly vast program that would have been required to pull off the hoax not only at the time, but for the decades since, and clearly doesn't grasp the Apollo record, or the technical, managerial, or historical aspects involved, and has to deny large chunks of physics and engineering to support his notions, and has to appeal to everyone - not just all the scientists and engineers and satellite builders and operators in the world - who doesn't agree with him as being part of the Grand Conspiracy, there's really no point in arguing about the YouTube snippets and claims he regurgitates from conspiracist web sites. The problem isn't that his claims are wrong; it's that he hasn't even gotten to the point where being wrong even matters.
Really, the only interesting point is why he must believe that the Apollo missions were faked, despite not really knowing anything about them. Is it a religious thing? Is he angry that the U.S. accomplished this? Does he simply not like the idea that humans could realize the dream of thousands of generations and travel to another world? Is it an inferiority complex? Who knows? Maybe even he doesn't know.
Actually, that is interesting.Since davidc/rocky/FF88 can't come up with a coherent narrative of why or how Apollo was "hoaxed", and can't provide any evidence for the truly vast program that would have been required to pull off the hoax not only at the time, but for the decades since, and clearly doesn't grasp the Apollo record, or the technical, managerial, or historical aspects involved, and has to deny large chunks of physics and engineering to support his notions, and has to appeal to everyone - not just all the scientists and engineers and satellite builders and operators in the world - who doesn't agree with him as being part of the Grand Conspiracy, there's really no point in arguing about the YouTube snippets and claims he regurgitates from conspiracist web sites. The problem isn't that his claims are wrong; it's that he hasn't even gotten to the point where being wrong even matters.
Really, the only interesting point is why he must believe that the Apollo missions were faked, despite not really knowing anything about them. Is it a religious thing? Is he angry that the U.S. accomplished this? Does he simply not like the idea that humans could realize the dream of thousands of generations and travel to another world? Is it an inferiority complex? Who knows? Maybe even he doesn't know.
Yes FF the MiB are just around the corner, waiting to take down videos. Sure they are. Those guys in the white coats, why they are just there to "help" you.<snip>
Watch it fast before it goes off-line.
Right now I'm watching Jarrah White's new series about the moon rocks.
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=MoonFaker:+Moon+Rocks+Revisited&aq=f
Actually, that is interesting.
He has painted himself into a corner where he must invent whatever justification is needed for his position.
I wonder why he has?
His modus operandi, is deny everything, seagull posting and accuse everybody of being in on "it". The number of questions and posts he has ignored is quite numerous now.
The video I put up in my last post, demonstrated how he contradicts himself, with some real shoot yourself in the foot stuff.
Despite being asked to summarise his top ten, he still keeps ignoring this and assuming his linkbarf does that.
Collins' jacket has been completely refuted, in every possible way, and now, his "atmosphere explanation" is also kicked in the teeth by his own mentor Jawwa.
Watch this, it really is quite wonderfully self debunking of JW...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JixGapxKURc
Here's something for any objective people who may be lurking. <link spam deleted>
Breathless appeal to paranoia noted. No one cares unless there is a violation of YouTube's TOS. There are no secret government MIB enforcers scouring the Internet for hoax claims.Watch it fast before it goes off-line.
Isn't that the kid who thought that a "polar orbit" meant a spaceship hiding by circling above one of Earth's poles? Nice source. I'm not really interested in watching idiot YouTube videos. Why don't you make an argument of your own, or at least put the claim in to words, and provide some evidence for it?Right now I'm watching Jarrah White's new series about the moon rocks. <more link spam removed>
More link spam, more lack of a coherent argument.Here's some more stuff about the rocks.
In fact, two apollohoax regulars (myself and Captain Swoop) both pointed out that we "know" nothing of the sort. Feel free to issue a correction.Jay Windley and all the regular posters at the Clavius forum know the moon missions were faked.
http://apollohoax.proboards.com/index.cgi?
In fact, two apollohoax regulars (myself and Captain Swoop) both pointed out that we "know" nothing of the sort. Feel free to issue a correction.
It's a conceit. I'm guessing that his life isn't going as planned (whose does?) and the consolation prize is this fantasy he's built wherein he's part of a privileged elite who know the truth. The rest of us are just drones who go along with the "system" and live quite comfortable lives of ignorance. We're "Sheeple" if you will. He might even think that he's going to lead a revolution where the truth will come out and he'll topple the Illuminati, NWO, Masons, Rotary Club International or whoever he thinks is secretly in charge.
Here's something for any objective people who may be lurking.
http://s125.photobucket.com/albums/p55/RackTheMouse/?action=view¤t=Roverplantsreflector.mp4
Watch it fast before it goes off-line.
Right now I'm watching Jarrah White's new series about the moon rocks.
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=MoonFaker:+Moon+Rocks+Revisited&aq=f
Here's some more stuff about the rocks.
http://www.geschichteinchronologie.ch/atmosphaerenfahrt/28_moon-stones-from-Earth-ENGL.html
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=MoonFaker:+Exhibit+D&aq=f
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AQQHTjeMkA
It's always fun to watch people projecting, isn't it?I suppose you haven't even briefly considered the possibility that Icke and his followers are completely sincere in their beliefs and that they think you are the disinfo agent attempting to discredit them by saying "wacky" things?
No, no of course you haven't. That's what makes it funnier...and sadder. By all means carry on. It's perversely entertaining for the rest of us to observe. Sort of like watching Aliens vs. Predator...though in this case Jawas vs. Ewoks might be more apt.
You didn't address the actual questions. Please address the actual questions.It is not "clearly" in gravity.
Even were it so, it only indicates that one item is questionable. To prove the Apollo missions were faked, you must prove the positive: an alternative narrative supported by evidence. No one to date has done so.
Your assertions are hogwash, to borrow one of Jay Windley's favourite phrases.
Nitpicking real or imagined "anomalies" in videos and images is not very convincing to me in light of the entire weight of evidence that the missions happened as advertised, IMO. FatFreddy88 you'll certainly not find much support on ANY real skeptic's forum, I'm afraid.
You didn't address the actual questions. Please address the actual questions.
Translation-
If I try to obfuscate that clear evidence that Collins was in gravity, I'll just end up looking silly so I'd better tap dance around and avoid addressing the actual questions.
Translation-
If I try to obfuscate that clear evidence that Collins was in gravity, I'll just end up looking silly so I'd better tap dance around and avoid addressing the actual questions.
Look at the jacket corner in the first video and the straps in the second video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fqdB1b53jc
(00:50 time mark)
Billowing is not a sign of zero-G. If the jacket were loose in the back with nothing under it, it would bounce up and down on his back in zero-G.The back of his jacket billows about.
I'll add my name to the "list". I've "known" Jay for more than 8 years, and what freddy is saying is SO wrong...
There are wrinkles in the jacket because it appears to be tied in the back at his belt. I can't see how it stays afloat away from his body. The bulge is between wrinkles.Look at the section above the flap (just above where the pocket opening is typically located) - it stays afloat away from his body. If the flap were in gravity it would pull on the rest of the jacket and flatten out the bulge.
I'd better post this again.Same here. And if phantomwolf, Cl1mh4224rd, Obviousman, or any other BAUT alums who belong here wander by, they'll tell you the same thing.