watching the first 'moon landing' an old black man was asked what he thought about the moon landing to which he replied: ain't no body been to no moon. i watched it that night for a bit. much evidence has been compiled reinforcing the premise that, no one has been to no moon; 

More than half a century after Apollo, NASA’s continuing struggle to return people to the lunar surface raises questions that deserve far more scrutiny.

In July 1969, NASA told the world that Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin had travelled approximately 240,000 miles from Earth, descended to the lunar surface, walked on the Moon, launched from it, rendezvoused with a spacecraft in lunar orbit and returned safely to Earth.

NASA claims it did not accomplish this extraordinary feat just once. Between 1969 and 1972, six Apollo missions supposedly landed twelve astronauts on the Moon. Apollo 17 allegedly completed the sixth successful landing in December 1972.

I do not believe these claimed lunar landings occurred as NASA presented them. In my book Fake Moon Landings and the Lies of NASA, I examine numerous aspects of the Apollo story that I believe seriously undermine the official account.

But there is another question that has become increasingly difficult to ignore.

If the United States really possessed a reliable capability to land human beings on the Moon more than half a century ago, why has returning there proved so extraordinarily difficult?

Six Moon Landings — Then Nothing for More Than Half a Century.............more..........