Comments by "Yazzam X" (@yazzamx6380) on "Motherboard" channel.

  1.  Fred Jaminson  - Immature child.
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  2. They look perfectly fine to me. Clearly you're seeing what you WANT to see :-)
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  3. You said "They know they never went and have to sell a lie. Earth is flat and planets don't exist". Ok, so please state which version of a flat Earth you believe in, since there are many to choose from, i.e. Dome or no dome? Edge or no edge? Pillars or no pillars? Globe sun/moon or flat sun/moon? Gravity or no gravity? etc. Btw, would I be correct in assuming you're not a Christian?
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  4.  @wildboar7473  - And notice where it says under him; ALAN BEAN Apollo 12 LMP, Skylab 3 CDR Alan was talking about his Skylab 3 mission at that moment, not Apollo 12. Next? :-)
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  5. Nope. Next? :-)
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  6. ​ @wildboar7473  - Your cherry picking replies doesn't actually address my points, neither does your ignorant and incredibly disrespectful opinion that later events in someone's life is somehow a reflection of their career and their life before. I know all about Buzz's difficulties, it's public knowledge, where MANY people go through the same as Buzz for MANY different reasons, regardless of how happy or how unhappy they were before. So for you to make something out of that is shameful. You're coming over as someone who would stoop to any level, no matter how obnoxious or how wrong it is, just to get your own way (do you do that with family and friends too?). What a shame. And put some effort into making your replies more readable. If you're quoting someone or link, then put it in quotes and name the person/source EACH TIME. Don't mix it up within your replies.
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  7.  @artyinn1215  - Thanks for trying to be reasonable and helpful, but I've been discussing Apollo hoax claims for over 10 years, hence I seen them all, and hence I know for a fact that there isn't a single Apollo hoax claim that holds up to scrutiny. For example, here a short video that shows how Bart Sibrel deliberately lied in "A Funny Thing" because he knew many people would fall for his lie (best version mirrored on my channel); www.youtube.com/watch?v=jghYBAI3i6o&t=60 The point is - If Bart Sibrel really believed truth was on his side, then why did he feel the need to deliberately lie in his documentary? Surely that should have been unnecessary? Also, watch the flag blowing in the wind hoax claim in "A Funny Thing" and see if you can work out the major flaw in that claim (it's tempting to say Bart was lying there too, but I'll give him the benefit of the doubt there and will just put it down to ignorance :-)).
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  8.  @artyinn1215  - To add to my previous reply to you, my quest over the last 10+ years has been to find just ONE Apollo hoax claim that holds up to scrutiny. Just ONE Apollo hoax claim that doesn't fall apart when examined closely. And to this day, no such hoax claim has ever been presented :-|
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  9.  @artyinn1215  - Thanks, and no problem, we'll agree to disagree, but... don't you see the problem with Bart Sibrel lying? Here's some of my thoughts off the top of my head, so forgive the length please :-) After years of debating conspiracy theories, there is one IMPORTANT thing that most conspiracy believers choose to ignore... the need to separate the 'chaff' claims from the 'wheat' claims. In other words, it is impossible for ALL the claims in support of a conspiracy theory to be right, since some are always errors and mistakes and misunderstandings and some blatant lies and fantasies, but for some reason conspiracy believers seem to feel compelled to support and defend EVERY ONE of the claims being made. My view is that conspiracy believers are the people who should be pouring over the conspiracy claims and flagging up all those that are clearly wrong. That way, if the conspiracy is true, then the truth would be far easier to get too because the remaining claims would be strong evidence, where that evidence isn't buried and hence almost lost under a mountain of false information. To this day, I have yet to see a moon landing hoax believer (for example) make a video along the lines of "The Top 10 Hoax claims that we Hoax believers should Avoid", where he/she lists the most common false claims like "No stars", "Flag blowing in the wind", "Fatal Van Allen belts" and so on. The fact that this has never happened proves conspiracy believers overall are not as interested in the truth as they claim to be, instead they WANT to believe the conspiracy so much that they accept any claimed evidence provided, right or wrong :-|
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  10.  @wildboar7473  - Again, you are a flat Earth believer, so stop referring to comments from people and sources who say the Earth is a globe and space is real and give me your reasons for claiming this is a hoax from a flat Earth perspective :-) Or perhaps you're insecure over your flat Earth beliefs?
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  11.  @wildboar7473  - Thank you for proving my point so perfectly :-)
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  12. Nope. Next? :-)
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  13. They look fine to me. They were up on stage to answer questions, not to entertain an audience :-)
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  14. Again, they look fine to me. They were up on stage to answer questions, not to entertain an audience :-)
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  15. @felix mendez- Sports men/women and athletes talking about their successes is nothing like professionals answering serious questions in a press conference weeks after a dangerous mission. Here's the three Apollo 11 astronauts in quarantine BEFORE that press conference; www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6P1wBNHqnU Neil, Buzz and Michael couldn't look happier if they tried. And here's Neil Armstrong in front of the troops in Vietnam, where again he couldn't look happier if he tried and is clearly relishing the moment; www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSKCaxx58Bg&t=385s So if you you want to claim the moon landings were a hoax, then fine that's your opinion and your right, but try offering sensible arguments in a respectful manner please. And starting a thread and then deleting it just because someone debunked your claim is to effectively concede the argument.
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  16. So clearly the astronauts are happy. Next? :-)
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  17.  @tw3ntythr337  - So explain the problem... Edit: Oh wait, the problem is you're a flat Earth believer! :-)
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  18.  @yamamahtayama6985  - I've seen ALL the (English) Apollo hoax documentaries and I own and have read most of the major Apollo hoax books and watched and debated on countless hoax videos. NONE of the hoax claims hold up to close scrutiny, instead they ALL fall apart upon close examination! Therefore the claim that the moon landings were a hoax is nonsense :-)
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  19. Point out were they were wrong please.
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  20. So because you don't understand the science and technology involved you decide it was all a hoax?
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  21.  @nicsandee123  - Exactly!
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  22.  @tw3ntythr337  - Says the flat Earth believer :-)
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  23. Nope. Next? :-)
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  24.  @tw3ntythr337  - Says the flat Earth believer who lacks the 'balls' to admit it here :-)
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  25.  @papalegba6759  - Says the coward who calls everyone chatbots when he loses a debate :-)
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  26.  @papalegba6759  - Btw, explain why it's wrong to target a flat Earth believer?
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  27. Nope. Next? :-)
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  28.  @tw3ntythr337  - Says the flat Earth believer who lacks the 'balls' to admit it here :-)
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  29. ​ @papalegba6759  - Says the coward who can't face being challenged by people and so he has to pretend others are chatbots. Classic (btw, copy and paste is really easy, as you've shown yourself :-)). So did I really hurt you that much in that other thread last month?
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  30.  @fightfanentrepreneur5402  - So you're not a Christian?
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  31.  @lindapotratz9951  - Nope. Next? :-)
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  32. ​ @g.h7657  - So are you a flat Earth believer then? I only ask because you're now bringing up the same kind of ignorant space hoax claims that I usually get from FE believers. And why the diversion tactics and silly accusations? :-) I asked you a question directly related to this thread, which was "can you accept that the hoax claim you mentioned about the astronauts saying they couldn't see stars during this press conference is wrong?" Yes or no? If your answer is 'no', then explain why not given the evidence presented.
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  33.  @g.h7657  - I am fully aware of the ignorance you're mentioning to move away from the astronauts seeing stars, where it's no different to the apparent 'man on the moon' or even the 'woman on the moon', eg; live.staticflickr.com/35/64191187_fde6410ff0_b.jpg Now answer the question you avoided, are you a flat Earth believer, because your comments here suggests you are :-) Btw, no need to reply about the astronauts seeing stars, the fact that you've refused more than once to admit you were wrong effectively proves you know you were wrong.
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  34.  @g.h7657  - Did you delete the childish reply you posted a few minutes ago? The one where yet again you refuse to admit you're a flat Earth believer :-)
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  35.  @g.h7657  - Everyone currently in this thread will know what I'm talking about because your last reply is not showing up here (you can see it, we can't). So if you didn't delete it, then it has been marked as spam by YouTube (did you edit it several times?). Therefore you will need to repost it. That's not trolling, that's pointing out the facts, which you can check for yourself by visiting this thread without being logged into your Google account.
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  36.  @g.h7657  - The reply that began with "so you know the truth yet continue to deny it and lie..."
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  37.  @wildboar7473  - Apollo 11 (1st manned mission) vs Space Shuttle STS 41 (41st mission, 9 years after the 1st Shuttle).
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  38. Actually they can lie. Ever heard of optical illusions? Ever heard of seeing what you want to see? :-)
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  39. They look fine to me. They were up on stage to answer questions, not to entertain an audience :-)
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  40.  @lukjed9117  - Same $$$s as yourself :-)
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  41.  @lukjed9117  - Yes we're different... I live in the real world while you prefer fantasy :-)
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  42.  @CaaPoraSpirit  - So all you can do is troll. Typical :-)
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  43. This was work for the astronauts, not play.
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  44.  @tw3ntythr337  - Says the flat Earth believer who lacks the 'balls' to admit it here :-)
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  45.  @papalegba6759  - Says the coward who can't face being challenged by people and so he has to pretend others are chatbots. Classic (btw, copy and paste is really easy, as you've shown yourself :-)).
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  46.  @lukjed9117  - Same $$$s as yourself troll :-)
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  47. Nope :-)
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  48.  @wildboar7473  - Nope. I only visit from time to time and yet you're always here :-)
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  49.  @wildboar7473  - Took 52 YEARS for men to return to the Mariana Trench. Took 44 YEARS for men to return to the South Pole. Took 37 YEARS for unmanned craft to return the surface of the moon.
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  50.  @wildboar7473  - You said "Film director Jay Weidner ..." all debunked long ago. The fact is, ANYONE WITHOUT EXCEPTION who claims "front screen projection" could have faked Apollo footage doesn't actually understand the pros and cons of front screen projection, and therefore their credibility is lost right there! Fact :-) If you disagree, then 'put your money where your mouth is' and state Jay Weider's BEST Apollo hoax claim (in your opinion of course). Go ahead, state Jay's strongest evidence of a hoax, evidence that you believe to be indisputable proof that the moon landings were fake, and lets discuss that evidence. I look forward to your chosen hoax claim from Jay :-) So no excuses please.
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