I have to admit that it did surprise me.
You've almost made a career out of being factually wrong, so why should one more error surprise you??
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I have to admit that it did surprise me.
(It's only fair to post Jarrah's point of view so people can see what's being discussed.
How can we confirm that Jarrah gave a foul-mouthed rant?
None of you has any credibility. All of you obviously know that the moon missions were faked as well as the hoax-believers do.
How very typical of FF88...
...spam about 911 and are off topic.
So you're now calling those of us who know that the Apollo missions are historical fact liars? I don't even know how to begin addressing this load of bovine excrement without violating the MA(from post #8280)<
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...and the rest of you destroyed your credibility by agreeing with him. None of you has any credibility. All of you obviously know that the moon missions were faked as well as the hoax-believers do. That above issue is simply too clear to obfuscate and you tried to obfuscate it anyway.
Unfortunately that's his standard litmus test. If you don't believe 9/11 was an inside job, that's proof for him that you're not objective enough for him to take your arguments seriously. Basically it's, "If you're not a conspiracy theorist, I don't have to listen to you."
Since when has that ever stopped any CT?I suspect the whole Apollo Hoax thing is just about on its last legs, because unlike some other CT's, this one is 100% disprovable....
It's easy to address. I just didn't want to risk getting banned but since you asked, I'll go ahead and risk it.
I think you did it to perpetuate a fraud.
http://www.opposingdigits.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1222
I think all of you are here to perpetuate a fraud. I think all of you pro-Apollo posters here know that Apollo was a fraud as well as the hoax-believers do.
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...and the rest of you destroyed your credibility by agreeing with him. None of you has any credibility. All of you obviously know that the moon missions were faked as well as the hoax-believers do. That above issue is simply too clear to obfuscate and you tried to obfuscate it anyway.
It's not avoidance. I've addressed this all before and you're pretending I haven't.Again the avoidance. Your post does not answer the 3 numerously asked questions. You cannot answer them can you? It ruins your whole case.
It isn't more favorable to air movement. I tried running by a flag at a 45 degee angle and it move exactly the same way the Apollo flag moved.Jarrah White's "demonstration" shows him approaching the flag perpendicularly to him. The Apollo 15 flag is about 45 degrees away from Scott.
Why doesn't White's flag move until he is practically level with it, when the circumstance is even more favourable for air movement.
Again, I've addressed this and you have the attitude that haven't.Jarrah White did a computer analysis which determined that the wide angle camera gave a deceptive impression that the astronaut was too far away. He concluded that the astronaut could have moved the flag, but dismisses this as unimportant in view of the initial movement before he reached the flag.
Anyone who watches the above clip can see that this is simply not what happened. The direct distance between the astronaut's arm and the flag is more than a foot when the flag starts moving. You seem to be trying to sway those viewers who don't take the time to look at the footage as it obviously belies what you say.the fact remains he admitted he was close enough to have touched it.
No, it isn't possible as the footage clearly shows that the flag starts moving before he gets close enough to touch it. I'm referring to the direct distance between the astronaut's arm and the flag. I'm not talking about the distance between his arm and the flag when the astronaut is directly between the flag and the camera. The flag started moving before he arrived to that point. You seem to be trying to muddy the waters with these two different distances and confuse the viewers.Is it possible that the astronaut moved the flag with his elbow, just like Jarrah White showed he could have? If not, do you have anything other than your opinion as to why not?
In a scenario in which air moved the flag, the rod wouldn't noticably move unless there were a bigger gust which would cause a bigger flag movement by which the flag would cause the rod to move.Your explanation for why ground vibration could not have moved the flag relies on your baseless observation. If air moved the flag, or vibration moved the flag, the top rod would barely move.
This is simply wrong. As I've said a few time before, it would take a bigger wind than the one created by the astronaut to make it billow; he was at a forty five degree angle to the flag when he trotted by it. He would have to trot by parallel to it at a slightly greater speed to make it billow. It's not billowing doesn't mean it was in a vacuum. It just means that the astronaut was moving fast enough to make the corner move slightly but not moving fast enough to make it billow. Any sixth-grader could see this.In addition, when it does move, it moves in a way inconsistent with being in atmosphere. It does not billow. The motions it makes are extremely un-natural for an object in atmosphere.
Here it is...Why didn't you simply post a link to the discussion itself? You posted a link to Jarrah's parting shot delivered from his safe haven.
The people who say they read it and that he gave a foul-mouthed rant also agree with you on this issue...How can we confirm that Jarrah gave a foul-mouthed rant?
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You can ask the many people who read it.
Jarrah said in his video that you put conditions on your answering his questions. That's a good way to avoid issues that are too clear to be obfuscated. Some issues are so clear that sophistry becomes ineffective and, if people try to obfuscate them anyway, they just end up looking silly. If I were in your place, I'd probably use the same avoidance tactic as it attracts less attention. It's pretty clear that you know as well as hoax-believers that the moon missions were faked, or you wouldn't avoid these clear impossible-to-obfuscate-without-looking-silly issues.You shall have no debate from me as long as you insist that I and others secretly agree with you.
The people who say they read it and that he gave a foul-mouthed rant also agree with you on this issue...
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8135606&postcount=7907
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8144391&postcount=7990
...so they have no credibility.
Jarrah said in his video that you put conditions on your answering his questions.
It's pretty clear that you know as well as hoax-believers that the moon missions were faked, or you wouldn't avoid these clear impossible-to-obfuscate-without-looking-silly issues.
...I've addressed this all before and you're pretending I haven't.
With today's technology those pictures are fakable so they don't prove anything. They also don't make the mountain of hoax proof go away.Hi FatFreddy88. Just for the record, what are your views on the recently published images from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), which show lunar module decent stages, as well as unmistakable signs of human activity around them (footprints and lunar rover trails)?
With today's technology those pictures are fakable so they don't prove anything. They also don't make the mountain of hoax proof go away.
Click on the bottom link in this post to see the proof.
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8033032&postcount=1
Pictures from other nations aren't proof either as deals can be made behind the scenes.
Do you think those pictures are proof that humans were on the moon?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRE7grId3sI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKj5fckUX-c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc2kijG8YdY
It's not avoidance. I've addressed this all before and you're pretending I haven't.
It isn't more favorable to air movement. I tried running by a flag at a 45 degee angle and it move exactly the same way the Apollo flag moved.
Again, I've addressed this and you have the attitude that haven't.
If the flag obviously starts moving before the astronaut is close enough to touch it, we can conclude that its having been touched didn't make it move.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dW9qcL4LiUg
Anyone who watches the above clip can see that this is simply not what happened. The direct distance between the astronaut's arm and the flag is more than a foot when the flag starts moving. You seem to be trying to sway those viewers who don't take the time to look at the footage as it obviously belies what you say.
No, it isn't possible as the footage clearly shows that the flag starts moving before he gets close enough to touch it. I'm referring to the direct distance between the astronaut's arm and the flag. I'm not talking about the distance between his arm and the flag when the astronaut is directly between the flag and the camera. The flag started moving before he arrived to that point. You seem to be trying to muddy the waters with these two different distances and confuse the viewers.
With today's technology those pictures are fakable so they don't prove anything...
If that turns out to be true, why can't that image data be bogus?the LRO is beaming down raw image data to the Earth
According to that picture from the video he was but it doesn't matter because the flag started moving before the astronaut's arm was close enough to touch it as this video shows.Regardless of whether Jarrah White concludes this is not important!!! Did he show with his graphics that the astronaut was close enough to touch it. A straight answer please. Did his demonstration show he was close enough - here's a clue for you.....
If that turns out to be true, why can't that image data be bogus?
If something lame is said in an authoritative patronizing way, it's still lame.
With today's technology those pictures are fakable so they don't prove anything.
They also don't make the mountain of hoax proof go away.
If you think fakable pictures are proof there were people on the moon, you're simply not mentally equipped to deal with this topic. This is really pretty basic.Please present evidence that the images were faked, or retract that claim.
I've addressed this all before...
...and you're pretending I haven't.
...I've addressed this and you have the attitude that haven't.
we can conclude that its having been touched didn't make it move.
Anyone who watches the above clip can see that this is simply not what happened.
You seem to be trying to sway those viewers who don't take the time to look at the footage as it obviously belies what you say.
...and here's Jarrah's video...
Jarrah said in his video...
It's pretty clear that you know as well as hoax-believers that the moon missions were faked...
If you think fakable pictures are proof there were people on the moon, you're simply not mentally equipped to deal with this topic.
This is really pretty basic.
Do all of you pro-Apollo people consider those pictures to be proof that there were people on the moon? Do any of you think those pictures were fakable?
If you think fakable pictures are proof there were people on the moon, you're simply not mentally equipped to deal with this topic. This is really pretty basic.
Do all of you pro-Apollo people consider those pictures to be proof that there were people on the moon? Do any of you think those pictures were fakable?
He doesn't respond to the blindingly obvious debunks for that [matter] either.
What happens when we "eventually" return to the Moon and observe DIRECTLY that the Apollo landing sites exist as recently imaged?
Will you just deny, deny, deny, freddy? Are you actually that willing to make yourself a laughing stock??
What kind of rational debate can be entertained with someone who argues that his own claims are so self-evidently correct that disagreement with them automatically disqualifies that disagreement from consideration?
Both FatFreddy88 and Jarrah White seem to have an unhealthy personal fixation on me, so for that reason I don't generally consider them worth my attention.
I've actually given that a bit of thought. I think at that point, the Apollo Hoaxer crowd will insist the evidence was recently planted there, just moments before the confirmatory pictures were taken. Thus the conspiracy will morph into "Oh sure, we've gone to the moon now -- but we faked in in 1969!!" and thus be undisprovable forever.
You're missing an important point, I think. The issue isn't whether or not the picture are fakable. It's whether or not you have proof that they were.
It isn't up to us to prove that they weren't -- it simply doesn't work like that.
In a scenario in which air moved the flag, the rod wouldn't noticably move unless there were a bigger gust which would cause a bigger flag movement by which the flag would cause the rod to move.
In a scenario in which ground vibration moved the flag, there would certainly be both noticable pole and rod movement–not only pole movement with no rod movement as your doctored video shows–and the rod movement is what would cause the flag to move.
This is simply wrong.
As I've said a few time before, it would take a bigger wind than the one created by the astronaut to make it billow; he was at a forty five degree angle to the flag when he trotted by it. He would have to trot by parallel to it at a slightly greater speed to make it billow.
It's not billowing doesn't mean it was in a vacuum.
It just means that the astronaut was moving fast enough to make the corner move slightly but not moving fast enough to make it billow. Any sixth-grader could see this.
This video shows that it wasn't a video artifact.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFMpmjEv9o0
Hopefully, there will be enough left in the budget to bring them back, but if we have to cut costs somewhere...I have a plan we all get together and pay for a manned moon landing crewed by freddy and another hoax cter of their choice and land them right next to the Apollo 11 landing site....
With today's technology those pictures are fakable so they don't prove anything.
They also don't make the mountain ofhoax proofmy biased opinion go away.
I think you are lying about your home "experiment" - prove it!
I've actually given that a bit of thought. I think at that point, the Apollo Hoaxer crowd will insist the evidence was recently planted there, just moments before the confirmatory pictures were taken. Thus the conspiracy will morph into "Oh sure, we've gone to the moon now -- but we faked in in 1969!!" and thus be undisprovable forever.
Right, we have nothing better to do than search the Web and spread misinformation. How do you know that the ones selling the hoax aren't shills?
...an ability to persevere and persist even in the face of overwhelming criticism and non-acceptance.
This likely stems from intelligence community training that, no matter how condemning the evidence, deny everything,...
...no amount of criticism will deter them from doing their job, and they will generally continue their old disinfo patterns without any adjustments to criticisms of how obvious it is that they play that game -- where a more rational individual who truly cares what others think might seek to improve their communications style, substance, and so forth.
"... they have no credibility."You people have authoritative patronizing attitudes...
Yootuube malarky is precisely that. You have addressed nothing. Lo-res videos are worse than useless.It's not avoidance. I've addressed this all before and you're pretending I haven't.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymwE1sNm82Y
Another low-res fail.It isn't more favorable to air movement.
And failed, because that was not the angle of incidence of the astronaut in the video you posted.I tried running by a flag at a 45 degee angle and it move exactly the same way the Apollo flag moved.
You have not addressed it, otherwise you would post it.Again, I've addressed this and you have the attitude that haven't.
You didn't recognise the word "If". You bear sole responsibility to prove that "If". It is your claim.If the flag obviously starts moving before the astronaut is close enough to touch it, we can conclude that its having been touched didn't make it move.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dW9qcL4LiUg
Yet no one does.Anyone who watches the above clip can see that this is simply not what happened. The direct distance between the astronaut's arm and the flag is more than a foot when the flag starts moving. You seem to be trying to sway those viewers who don't take the time to look at the footage as it obviously belies what you say.
Unsopported opinion.No, it isn't possible as the footage clearly shows that the flag starts moving before he gets close enough to touch it.
Another unsupported opinion.I'm referring to the direct distance between the astronaut's arm and the
flag. I'm not talking about the distance between his arm and the flag when the astronaut is directly between the flag and the camera. The flag started moving before he arrived to that point. You seem to be trying to muddy the waters with these two different distances and confuse the viewers.
Another unsupported opinionIn a scenario in which air moved the flag, the rod wouldn't noticably move unless there were a bigger gust which would cause a bigger flag movement by which the flag would cause the rod to move.
Clearly, paralax is opaque to you. Please provide proof of the "doctoring".In a scenario in which ground vibration moved the flag, there would certainly be both noticable pole and rod movement–not only pole movement with no rod movement as your doctored video shows–and the rod movement is what would cause the flag to move.
Yeah, Right.(from post #8153)
At last, truth.This is simply wrong.
Provide your qualifications in fluid dynamics, please.As I've said a few time before, it would take a bigger wind than the one created by the astronaut to make it billow; he was at a forty five degree angle to the flag when he trotted by it. He would have to trot by parallel to it at a slightly greater speed to make it billow. It's not billowing doesn't mean it was in a vacuum. It just means that the astronaut was moving fast enough to make the corner move slightly but not moving fast enough to make it billow. Any sixth-grader could see this.
Please give it up with your argumentum ad yootuubem.This video shows that it wasn't a video artifact.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFMpmjEv9o0
They wouldn't entertain such arguments in the debating hall.You people have authoritative patronizing attitudes but your actual arguments would get you laughed out of the debating hall.
Really, the one where Jarrah got toasted?
...and here's Jarrah's video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xK9TXFQLjg4
And all the way back to argumentum ad yootuubem.
The people who say they read it and that he gave a foul-mouthed rant also agree with you on this issue...
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8135606&postcount=7907
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=8144391&postcount=7990
...so they have no credibility.
Jarrah said in his video that you put conditions on your answering his questions. That's a good way to avoid issues that are too clear to be obfuscated. Some issues are so clear that sophistry becomes ineffective and, if people try to obfuscate them anyway, they just end up looking silly. If I were in your place, I'd probably use the same avoidance tactic as it attracts less attention. It's pretty clear that you know as well as hoax-believers that the moon missions were faked, or you wouldn't avoid these clear impossible-to-obfuscate-without-looking-silly issues.
Which part of me saying that I will not waste my bandwidth on an idiot like Jarrah?
If you have a case to make, then make it. Otherwise, you do not have a case.