Rene-NASA-Mooned-America

FX Pictures / Chap. 1 p. 1
FX PICTURES
I remember watching the first astronauts land on the Moon and wondering why the TV
pictures were so murky. We watched two blurry white ghosts, who did little or nothing while
they lurked in the shadow of the Lunar Lander. NASA seemed to have lost 100 years of
photographic progress. It was boring, but I believed! During the next few years I caught
glimpses of subsequent missions as they flashed in color upon my TV screen, and I believed.
The pictures improved with each mission and toward the end of the Apollo program the
Moon buggy tore up the Moon's surface while NASA began to talk up a Martian adventure. I
still believed in apple pie, the CIA, and NASA.
A few years later I saw the movie "Capricorn One". Its plot involved a CIA hoax about a
manned Mars landing. Did I relate that story to our Moon missions Nah! I still believed in
NASA and the CIA. Years later, watching a TV show, I thought I saw the Moon flag ripple
on the airless Moon. The worm of suspicion slid into my system.
I then began watching NASA film clips very closely and with less emotion. As those
rose-colored glasses slipped lower on my nose I began to notice flaws in the pictures. The
astronauts and their backpacks weighed less than 75 pounds on the Moon, yet they left deep
footprints in the Moon dust and gravel. The blast of a rocket engine that lowered the 33,000-
pound LEM (lander) to the Moon's surface left no crater. And apparently it didn't even blow
away the dust beneath the foot pads. Strange! Here on Earth clear footprints usually require
some type of wetting agent. There is no wet on the Moon!
Recently I read MOONGATE by William Brian and discovered that the flag actually did
ripple during the Apollo 14 flag salute ceremony. That author procured that film clip in
1980 from movie newsreels in Hollywood.
When the Rover spun its wheels, the dirt and gravel sprayed backwards as it would here
on Earth. But, in spite of the Moon's much lighter gravity, the dirt hit the surface just about
as fast as it would here on Earth. The only tangible proof that we landed on the Moon were
the pictures and 840 pounds of Moon rocks. The rocks, without the corroboration of photos,
are meaningless, because they could have easily have been fabricated in NASA labs using
high temperatures and pressures. I have been told that Werner Von Braun retrieved two
cases of rocks using a U.S. Navy ship in the Antarctic years before the Apollo missions. The
shipping labels on the cases said "NASA, Houston, Texas".
1 began to closely examine every NASA picture that came my way and discovered that
almost every picture or TV tape released to the public is flawed in some respect. All the
pictures in this book have been published previously. The still pictures were taken with
Hasselblads at that time the world's finest camera. As you will shortly see for yourself, they
do not ring true whether black and white or color. I had to ask myself, "Why would anyone
fake pictures of an event that actually happened"
That's why I refer to them as "FX" pictures. In movie lore, FX stands for special effects.
Where Hollywood employs the best technicians to create magnificently authentic-looking
fantasies, apparently NASA employed amateurs who attempted to recreate the bril-
NASA MOONED AMERICA! / Rene