Comments by "Randy Schissler" (@randyschissler5791) on "USA TODAY"
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@timparziale8762 That's a lousy analogy. Protecting the Manhattan Project was about keeping Hitler from getting the bomb, and thus save the whole world. Protecting a moon landing hoax, would be about protecting a big lie. Keeping a lie secret for 50 years, and for what? Really? Or, are you saying that the Manhattan Project was a hoax as well?
Anyway, basically what you are saying it that all the people at the top, maybe a couple dozen, a hundred perhaps, agreed together that it would be a good idea to fake it all? Even then, how do you get such complete, loyal compliance to fake something so large? You really think that would be easy? What do they really have to gain, and everything to lose? Are they the ones doing the faking too? Convincing real astronauts that now they are actors and faking would be good, organizing all the audio and video fakery themselves as I'm sure they must know all about that kind of stuff, somehow coming up with fake moon rocks to pass off as real moon rocks, convince the Navy that the splashdown is all going to be fake, etc., etc. And you don't think this would require a huge conspiracy?
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