Moon

So. NASA have published images from the LRO orbiter that they claim show footprints and equipment from the supposed Apollo landing sites.

Well these pictures could be of anything. They could have been faked in Photoshop. We all know that America didn't actually go to the moon in the sixties, and all this is a giant cover up intended to conceal what is really up there.

Obviously they don't want us to know that they found a Gravity Projector on the Moon's surface and the CIA has been using it to manipulate the tides for over forty years.  

Laa laa laa. I'm not listening.

Talk to the Tea Cosy






P.S. I wear this Tea Cosy on a daily basis to protect me from gravity waves. I suggest you do the same.



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