Okay. You start, ace. Start dividing now.

Harold27Z said:

Obviously the moon-landings were hoaxed, just like the alleged current health crisis.

I have to ask, WHY would the money be spent to hoax the moon landing? That makes no sense at all.  Just like it makes no sense to call this pandemic a hoax. Who benefits? Why?

I do not know where to begin explaining.

It makes perfect sense. The NASA funds were not spent up in space.  They were mostly diverted down underground to build secret tunnels linking major military bases.

The scamdemic plandemic has been planned down to the last detail for 50 years by the Edomite New World Order.

The writing is on the wall, cast in stone on the Georgia Guidestones - Rule 1 - keep the population under 500 million.

The cull cult want global resources in fewer hands.  Theirs.  They can print money anytime so its power they crave.

If you recognize a politician on TV, the chances are he is a combination of Bilderberger, Satanist, Freemason, paedo,  Otherwise, he would NOT get the media coverage. 

You, I think I will put on ignore. I'll listen to opposing viewpoints represented politely, and strive to reply in the same manner. But you...you are a rambling, misguided, hoarder of hoaxes, lies, outright fantasies, and definitely a conspiracy theorist. You posit nothing rational and therefore are immune to reason and measured thought. I, nor you, gain anything for an exchange of views.

Sorry Herb, all blank from you to me. A lot of your posts are like that.

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