Page 215 - Lunacy and the Age of Deception

Vanishing Evidence

A brother in Christ recently spoke with me, informing me that when I began posting this series on
the Apollo Moon hoax he thought it absurd to even suggest the Moon landings had been faked. He
said that it was only due to his having found so much of my previous teachings and research to be
sound that he was inclined to treat my presentation with a degree of seriousness. Now, after much
evidence has been presented of the Apollo deception, this man has completely altered his judgment
of the matter. He now deems the idea of man having walked on the Moon to be absurd.

This brother in Christ who is in his fifties related to me that from the time of his youth he has been
interested in space and entertained ideas of working for the American space program. Between the
ages of 8-12 he built Estes model rockets and launched them into the air. I too did the same thing
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when I was in the 7 grade. The progressive public school I was attending offered an elective course
in model rocketry, which I eagerly enrolled in. We would build our model rockets and then take them
out to a field adjoining the school where we would launch them. I was into building a wide array of
model kits as a youth, and I had rockets, airplanes, and helicopters suspended from the ceiling of my
bedroom. I also had a large poster of the Moon on one of my walls. These were some of my most
cherished possessions.

The brother with whom I conversed, told me that when he was older he visited NASA’s U.S. Space
and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama. One of the things he remembered from his visit was
being served an astronaut meal. The meal included “astronaut ice cream” which was reportedly
served to the Apollo astronauts. The day following our conversation I was searching out an unrelated
matter on the Internet. The site I was visiting had a rotating banner linking an assortment of news
headlines. If you are not quick, the banner may change and you will end up clicking on a story you
did not intend to access. This is what occurred to me. I was quite surprised when, instead of the news
story I intended to view, I was taken to a page featuring a story on “astronaut ice cream.” The story