Posted by Texasmark1 on August 26, 2012 at 16:10:16 from (67.142.175.25):
For some time there have been conspiracy LIARS that said that in 1969 Neil Armstrong and crew did not actually go to the moon. They said this was a Hollywood stunt.
I just saw a movie commerating Neils death and it had actual footage, with some narration by Walter the CBS anchor for Viet Nam and the era.
Well for the dooms day whiners you are LIARS as usual. They said there were no stars in the film footage from the Moon. LIE there were stars, just didn't happen to be in the shots taken by the flag. They were in the shots when Neil and co got off the LM.
More LIE testimony: When the LM left the surface of the Moon, the rocket blast blew away a lot of dust and things, including making the Stars and Stripes wave in the blast.
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