About those "fake" moonshot pictures from Kamal... 1591

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On Thu, 2 Aug 2006, Kamal R. Prasad

I have looked at your pictures and I gave my impressions based on what you (or the email) said the pictures showed and I explained my reasoning in much more detail than you or the email ever gave and my reasoning refutes most of the issues or at least does not confirm that what is claimed by the criticism and one picture is so poor that it cannot be used to make any claim. In the course of my breif study I found and posted a URL to one anti-hoax website and you have not even bothered to look at it.

Since you have not responded to my extensive comments, my only conclusion is that your own conclusion about the moonshot is really based on religious fanaticism and denial instead of carefull and unbiased analysis. And, so, I'll refer everyone else--if they care-- to the vast literature on UFOs, ghosts, witches, flat earthers, crystal power fans, magic and those of you who prefer it can find whatever irrational dogma you are most comfortable with and even if it comes from your imagination rather than the physical world. Nothing in that email-photo collection creates any compelling doubt in my mind about the moonshot but the collective recollection of history, news coverage, and the involvement of a large number of people, and the fact that individuals can build some of their own electronic equipment to monitor the whole event says to me that a conspiracy would be so unlikely that I would have to see a lot better package of evidence than the clumsy, crude, and unsophisticated debunk package that Kamal presented.