Isn't it amazing that President Nixon was able to call the moon from a landline? Wow!

This moon landing was just a Hollywood staging, which served to dazzle the whole world. Nixon used a hot line with Hollywood.

The astro"nots" were in the next room. This was 1969 and in 2026, any time we watch the news we have to wait for delays from the reporters in the field. The moon landings were fake.

'"Everybody knows you never go full retard."

- Kirk Lazarus

another retard who thinks we didn't land on the moon

Using The Same "Link" (Phone To Radio) As Mission Control, Flat Earthers Are So Fucking Dumb

This poster isn't too bright! LMAO!

Didn't you see that massive reel of phone wire on the side of the rocket.

Hey, I feel your pain! Over 400,000 people were involved with the Apollo 11 mission, from those building the rocket itself, to those manning tracking stations around the world, to the logistics staff keeping them all fed, clothed and healthy, to the media covering all this activity and so on. All those people to pay off so they didn't shoot their mouth off and call "Bullshit". How much would you want to keep your mouth shut for 60 years? Now multiply that by 400,000. Then you've got the fact that the Russians /USSR were deadly enemies of the USA then and were also trying to land men on the Moon first for propaganda purposes. They could track not only their own missions to the Moon with radar but the American ones as well, and yet they never called "Bullshit" when the Americans claimed to have landed Armstrong and Aldrin. I wonder why? Were they paid off as well.

OK, so that particular conspiracy theory is bullshit, but I want to lay an even spookier one on your pea-sized brain. Read your local or national newspaper recently? The obituary columns? What do you see? People dying in alphabetical order every fucking week of the year and nobody saying a fucking word! Riddle that one, Einstein.

How it Worked: The signal traveled via a telephone-to-radio transmission routed through NASA's Mission Control in Houston and the Manned Space Flight Network to the astronauts' backpack antennas.