I've studied the topic for many years, before I reached the conclusion that nasa is full of shit. Takes a while to destroy your own brainwashing, as I was a space fanboy. I wanted it be real. Which is exactly why it took years to get over. The strongest magic that exists on this Earth, are the lies someone tells themselves. Things that tipped me over from merely being sceptic, to fully convinced were bubbles during "space" walks, or reflections of a cameraman on the window of a space craft. Also logical things like how little computing power the computers had, they had at the time. The nasa cgi artist admitting all space pictures are cgi, because "they have to be". Also the inconsistancy of the blue marble pictures/artwork. Different colors in every variant. There is a lot more. However, I am watching a free movie and eating salmon. Nasa is a satanic scam. The money people give them has gone to better fake pussies for tranny pornstars. Which people think are real women. lol

I think they did as I saw the rocket take off. The control room was jam packed with people that had to do tons of shit manually, due to lame ass computers, that SpaceX could do on a smartphone today. That alone is circumstantial, but convincing. Also, a streetshitter mission sent back photos of the tracks of the moon lander that are still there. Don't except to see the planted flag to look like it did. With no UV filter the damn thing will be pure white by now. If done exactly the same way today, the same mission would cost almost 300 billion dollars.

I offer no proof as I've never been to the moon, that I can remember, just my acceptance of the evidence I've seen. There was absolutely no reason to fake the landing. None.

If we didn't land on the moon, wouldn't Russia have blown the whistle on it? They had the capability to receive all of our communications and telemetry from the landing missions. You know they were watching the flights every bit as closely as we were.
If we hadn't landed they would have shouted it all over the world.

No. It is complete bullshit. Here is a good clip but you should watch the whole documentary...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrO7eHKNTUU

This is also a very good article that will get you thinking...

http://centerforaninformedamerica.com/moondoggie-1/

Which moon landing? You'll have to be more specific.

Everyone always asks if the moon landing happened.

Not nearly enough people ask if the moon landing even mattered.

That some government may or may not have been able to send some jackoffs to some airless ball of dust that may or may not exist in order to do nothing of significance has no bearing on anyone's life whatsoever, and never did.

That said, do I believe that it was possible for them do have done so? Yeah, I suppose so - people are known for their great capacity for doing ill-advised shit with little regard for their own safety, after all, and I don't know how else to describe the process of sitting atop a large bomb and hoping that it explodes slowly enough so as to not kill you instantly.

Determining if they actually did, however, raises one key question. To elaborate: if we look at history, humans typically react to the opening of a new frontier by flocking their en masse to build their stupid, ugly houses all over the unspoiled landscape, thus spoiling it. I see no condominiums on the moon. Nobody has tried to sell me a timeshare there. Thus: If we went, why did we stop?

Personally, I'm still awaiting some good, solid proof that the moon is even a real place that one can really go to, and not a very convincing graphic cunningly painted onto the sky-dome. So I'm going to say "eh" in response to the first question.

Now, to rush through the rest of the questions, sloppily: 2 - By computing the truth using my brain, like all the great monkeys before me; 3 - I don't do non-absolute things anymore, not since the accident; and 4 - I don't buy that a glorified RC-car enthusiasts' club costs as much to run as they keep claiming it does.

1. I don't think so. They deleted all the "evidence", and the stuff that is still circulating around is obviously fake. The moon rocks they brought back were verified fake. NASA has been caught lying about so many other things. Astronauts that supposedly blew up during launch were found still alive years later. Bubbles floating around in recordings of "space walks", videos of people in the ISS that are laughably fake (women with hair glued in place, invisible wires to give the impression of zero gravity, videos of astronauts dropping tools when it's supposed to be zero G). Satellites don't need to exist because they can just use balloons. The Hubble telescope is really just a giant telescope bolted to an airplane. Every picture of earth we have is really a painting. The list goes on.

2. What could I possibly do? Go to the moon myself? NASA is the only game in town. Yes, other countries have space programs. No, I don't believe them either. Every space program is controlled by the same people. See the chevron symbol and its variations on every single space agency logo. "But that would require an insane amount of people to be in on the lie!" Yes and?

3. No I can't prove it didn't happen. This isn't a topic I get particularly heated over so I haven't done much homework on it. It's a little boomery. There are more important things to argue about. Ultimately the results of a debate about the moon landing have zero effect on my every day life. It's interesting to talk about and that's about it.

4. I haven't seen that particular video but I've seen others to the point where I say "yeah they're probably full of shit" and move on with my life. The fact that they get 60 million dollars a day in the US alone provides an incentive for them to lie.

We can't know more about the moon, as per our government's guidelines on disclosure of certain information that could compromise trust in our governments.

The moon isn't what most think it is.
There are significant man made structures there (significant as in big/important and significant as in plentiful).

Watch some "supersoldier" videos. Find ones that "feel" right and branch out from there.
Just be warned those circles are ripe with disinfo. However, you'll know when you're venturing in to the right areas because some of them talk about specific things that are clearly in line with people you're familiar with and things they talk about.

I suppose I should also answer the questions.

1. I totally don't know at all. I have seen a great deal of footage that proves there are some false video tricks by NASA.

2. I have not validated if the moon landing happened in any way. Apparently (according to NASA) there are pieces left over from the landing that might be visible with a telescope or using validated laser equipment. I'm looking for ideas.

3. Not absolute. I lean fairly strong that the official narrative is a lie, but I don't honestly know what was achieved. My leanings are to the idea that there is something going on there, but was not manned.

4. This is the footage that first clued me into there being something wrong. I never looked before and was drinking the cool aid until this summer on even WW2 history. After seeing this and other footage, I was very disoriented and had to become comfortable again with constructing theories. I have a more calm footing now, but conclude we know far less than we think.

1. Yes.

2. According to your guidelines, none.

3. No.

4. No.

Now prove it didn't happen, faggot.