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She might have watched William Carel’s fake documentary (2002, “opération Lune” in french), fell asleep before the end, or went to get a beer at the wrong moment and missed the conclusion.
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*eyeroll*… what an idiot… do people still remember that lame fox bit they did a while back? i didn’t realize there were people stupid enough to believe it :/
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Love Whoopie, but that’s just silly of her.
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I remember hearing this a lot growing up. I just rolled my eyes. BTW, is Whoopi even relevant anymore? I can’t remember the last time anyone hung on to any of her babblings.
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A few years ago i read a piece by a journalist who was at nasa during one of the later moonwalks, or launches or something.
the news people were milling around during a break and he saw someone go into their room and place some documents on the chairs. he said the guy was in a black trench coat and everything.
these papers had some of the ‘proofs’ that the moon landing was staged.
the journalist found out later the guy was a nasa operative and it was nasa starting the rumour.
why? to cover up all the evidence pointing toward the existence of ufo’s and extra terrestrial life forms.
at this point in the 70′s he said, people were noticing things in certain images and film and asking questions about stuff they had heard out of nasa.
i don’t know if that is at all true (certainly wish i bookmarked the piece), but it’s like a conspiracy within a conspiracy.
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guess she missed the episode of mythbusters where they debunk the more popular conspiracy theories.
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All Whoopi needs to do is watch the Mythbusters episode where they debunk EVERY piece of “evidence” that the conspiracy theorists have put forth.
the flag was “rippling” because of the movement of twisting the flagpole into the moon’s “soil”. it was simply momentum that lasts longer when done in a vacuum…like the moon’s surface.
I equate these nut jobs to the people who used to think the earth was flat.
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In the clip she is merely expressing an “appreciation” of the conspiracy theory. To my great disappointment she did not say that she agreed with the idea that they did not walk on the moon…!
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She was expressing her opinion. She was sharing the opinion of conspiracy theorists, and their commitment to that theory given all of the evidence that there WAS a moon landing.
This article was misleading big time.
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If people are stupid enough to believe Scientology, Whoopi gets a free pass from me to believe the moon landing was a fluke.
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So because enough people believe the same lie, that makes it sacred?
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Everyone on the View is now officially certifiable.
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But most people outside America believe it was all staged. I mean, comeon. Anyway Americans believe Santa and the tooth fairy too.
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“But most people outside America believe it was all staged.”
All that means, then, is that most people outside America are pretty stupid.
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Another mental giant heard from. Thats what happens when you hang too much with Elizbeth.
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