This episode of a FOX TV show titled *Conspiracy Theory* was aired on February 2001. The “Appolo 11 Mission” allegedly landed the first humans on the Earth’s Moon on July 20th, 1969, at 20:17:39 UTC. This video is present on youtube in 5 different parts. I just concatenated them, appended a short clip of the begining of the “Appolo 11 Mission” press conference and uploaded the whole thing. Thank you to the original uploader. At 43:38, are the 3 dudes who went to the moon, took some photo souvenir and came back to earth, in 8 days. Those are the few first minutes of the press conference given after their return from where no man has gone before. Photo souvenir on the moon : : upload.wikimedia.org _ Related Video : www.youtube.com =============== This video was aired by FOX TV on February 2001. The following month (March 04th, 2001), the short conspiracy movie (The Lone Gunmen) below was also aired on FOX TV : www.youtube.com In the context of September 11th 2001, when 2 high rise buildings crumble at near free-fall speed, those were just media coincidences of year 2001 or was it predictive programming (ie : “Subtle form of psychological conditioning provided by the media to acquaint the public with planned societal changes to be implemented by the leaders. If and when these changes are put through, the public will already be familiarized with them and will accept them as ‘natural progressions’; thus lessening any possible public resistance and commotion”) ?. www.facebook.com Jesse Ventura and his team head to Alaska to investigate the purpose of the HAARP installation. In a remote region of Alaska, a special government research center is said to be testing the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, which, some believe, allows radio waves to be developed as a potential weapon. If true, these radio waves could be used to change the weather and control people’s minds. Jesse and his team head to the Last Frontier to investigate, but nervous security guards try to stop them at the gate of the facility and keep them from finding the real purpose first-hand. The team also talks to a scientist who demonstrates how radio waves can be used to literally move clouds. Featured Experts and Eyewitnesses include: Dr. Brooks Agnew, a physicist who believes he accidentally triggered an earthquake by using radio waves to locate underground oil; Dr. Roger Smith, director of the Geophysical Institute at the University of Alaska at Fairbanks, which coordinates research at the HAARP facility in Gakona, AK; Dr. Nick Begich, a native Alaskan and anti-HAARP activist; and Robert Eastlund, the son of Bernard Eastlund, whose ideas were allegedly the catalyst for the creation of HAARP. Conspiracy Theory : Did We Land on the Moon ?. (FULL) (February 2001)
This episode of a FOX TV show titled *Conspiracy Theory* was aired on February 2001. The “Appolo 11 Mission” allegedly landed the first humans on the Earth’s Moon on July 20th, 1969, at 20:17:39 UTC. This video is present on youtube in 5 different parts. I just concatenated them, appended a short clip of the begining of the “Appolo 11 Mission” press conference and uploaded the whole thing. Thank you to the original uploader. At 43:38, are the 3 dudes who went to the moon, took some photo souvenir and came back to earth, in 8 days. Those are the few first minutes of the press conference given after their return from where no man has gone before. Photo souvenir on the moon : : upload.wikimedia.org _ Related Video : www.youtube.com =============== This video was aired by FOX TV on February 2001. The following month (March 04th, 2001), the short conspiracy movie (The Lone Gunmen) below was also aired on FOX TV : www.youtube.com In the context of September 11th 2001, when 2 high rise buildings crumble at near free-fall speed, those were just media coincidences of year 2001 or was it predictive programming (ie : “Subtle form of psychological conditioning provided by the media to acquaint the public with planned societal changes to be implemented by the leaders. If and when these changes are put through, the public will already be familiarized with them and will accept them as ‘natural progressions’; thus lessening any possible public resistance and commotion”) ?.
www.facebook.com Jesse Ventura and his team head to Alaska to investigate the purpose of the HAARP installation. In a remote region of Alaska, a special government research center is said to be testing the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, which, some believe, allows radio waves to be developed as a potential weapon. If true, these radio waves could be used to change the weather and control people’s minds. Jesse and his team head to the Last Frontier to investigate, but nervous security guards try to stop them at the gate of the facility and keep them from finding the real purpose first-hand. The team also talks to a scientist who demonstrates how radio waves can be used to literally move clouds. Featured Experts and Eyewitnesses include: Dr. Brooks Agnew, a physicist who believes he accidentally triggered an earthquake by using radio waves to locate underground oil; Dr. Roger Smith, director of the Geophysical Institute at the University of Alaska at Fairbanks, which coordinates research at the HAARP facility in Gakona, AK; Dr. Nick Begich, a native Alaskan and anti-HAARP activist; and Robert Eastlund, the son of Bernard Eastlund, whose ideas were allegedly the catalyst for the creation of HAARP. Conspiracy Theory : Did We Land on the Moon ?. (FULL) (February 2001)
www.facebook.com Jesse Ventura and his team head to Alaska to investigate the purpose of the HAARP installation. In a remote region of Alaska, a special government research center is said to be testing the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, which, some believe, allows radio waves to be developed as a potential weapon. If true, these radio waves could be used to change the weather and control people’s minds. Jesse and his team head to the Last Frontier to investigate, but nervous security guards try to stop them at the gate of the facility and keep them from finding the real purpose first-hand. The team also talks to a scientist who demonstrates how radio waves can be used to literally move clouds. Featured Experts and Eyewitnesses include: Dr. Brooks Agnew, a physicist who believes he accidentally triggered an earthquake by using radio waves to locate underground oil; Dr. Roger Smith, director of the Geophysical Institute at the University of Alaska at Fairbanks, which coordinates research at the HAARP facility in Gakona, AK; Dr. Nick Begich, a native Alaskan and anti-HAARP activist; and Robert Eastlund, the son of Bernard Eastlund, whose ideas were allegedly the catalyst for the creation of HAARP.
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