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Originally Posted by tyffty
hmmm.... so those videos must be fake as well.
Why would any organization or consolidation of governments make up a hoax like that? what do they have to gain from that? The world has so much to gain from an ISS. Since the corporations are dying to militarize the moon, they need the research being developed at the ISS.
I just do not see what anyone can gain by creating a hoax as large as this. Not to mention the 100billion euros being funneled into this project. Or is that money being funneled somewhere else?
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Well I didn't have the time or the patience to watch all those videos. They all the looked the same to me anyway.
But watching the first video in its entirety there wasn't a single thing in it that proved it was shot in Earth orbit.
Notice that even though the presenter's hair was stood up it did not sway from side to side when he moved his head. This effect is easily achieved with hair cream.
The camera swaying and the presenter's movements up and down can easily be achieved by mechanical means.
Notice that when the presenter has to adjust his camera and he 'accidentally captures himself in shot' he has to wave at the camera and say hello. This is another phoney NASA motif. Notice how they do this every single time without fail.
I also couldn't help noticing the distinct military ring in the presenter's voice. What do we know about the presenter, is he military or civilian?
Very boring I'm afraid and I don't know why I should put in so much effort.