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who belives the man on the moon?

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That program is on right now on the National Geographic channel. Heh,heh. What a riot. The one dude on here said the CIA has made three attempts on his life because of what he "knows". Ha, the CIA wouldn't have missed three times. Hell, this is coming from a guy that lives in the desert running a cat sanctuary. What a hoot!
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who belives the man on the moon?

Reply #31 –
the cats are the key.. cause everyone knows that they CIA special agents are infused with alien DNA that is alergic to cats... and the metal roof keeps them from using the psychic satalites from reading his thoughts.

who belives the man on the moon?

Reply #32 –
yeah i just watched that one the other nite. and it was a different one than i originally saw. i do belive now that man was on the moon.  the cat guy said a few things that i didnt agree and to conflict stories with the other video.  im sure there are things about the missions normal people will never know about.
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who belives the man on the moon?

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the cats are the key.. cause everyone knows that they CIA special agents are infused with alien DNA that is alergic to cats... and the metal roof keeps them from using the psychic satalites from reading his thoughts.


:rollin:  I miss X-files...

hmmm...if you need funding for a gov't program, what do you need to get the funding started? Interest! Maybe it is a conspiracy, but different than you thought of. Since interest has been low and funding short, maybe it was just a very clever story plant to get people thinking and talking about and pursuing the space program again?