The Days of Noah EP 71: The Pride of Man and The Moon Landing Hoax w/ Bart Sibrel
Welcome to another episode, Days of Noah family! Luke and I chat with award-winning filmmaker and author Bart Sibrel (www.sibrel.com) about the implications for how prideful, how deceptive, and how utterly evil it was that our government, along with NASA and other agencies, lied to the entire world about the Apollo moon landings, and even committed murder to keep their secret safe. While many of you may disagree that the moon landing was a hoax- and to be fair, we don't devote a whole lot of this discussion breaking down those reasons why they didn't/couldn't go to the moon- IF in fact they didn't go, but instead lied about it, what does that say? I agree with Bart that the impact and meaning of their lie speaks greater volumes than if they actually achieved what they said they did. So so many spiritual implications as well.
Please visit www.sibrel.com to watch his films for free, or check out his book Moon Man, to hear the whole story, including how he was pursued by the CIA for exposing this truth.
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