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John LeeWe Never Went To The Moon (2005)

Music Video by UFOetry, directed by Pirate News TV

Winner Best Music Video at Los Angeles Music Awards 2005 and Best Filmed Music L.A. Indies 2006


This movie is part of the collection: Open Source Movies

Director: John Lee
Production Company: Pirate News Productions
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: NASA, Nazi, Von Braun, JFK, Nixon, LBJ, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, Bart Sibrel, Los Angeles Music Awards, Pirate News, Apollo, Moon, space, scifi, science fiction, physics, radiation, nuke, nuclear
Contact Information: http://UFOetry.com http://PirateNews.org

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Reviewer: piratenews - - July 6, 2006
Subject: APOLLO 11 VIDEO OUTTAKE
Check this out:

Official NASA video marked "LIVE FROM THE SURFACE OF THE MOON". "That's one small step for Man, one giant leap for (crash)... Well, I guess you want to do it again?!" Then a team of Stanley Kubrick's film crew in London picks up the fallen studio lighting and helps Neil Armstrong climb back up the ladder of the LEM.

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Reviewer: GSP - - March 11, 2006
Subject: Great Video!
This video certainly makes you think.

Reviewer: rspress - - March 10, 2006
Subject: Sorry but we did
Funny but Bill Kaysing and Ralph Rene seem to make money by saying we did not go.

Ralph Rene is the funniest of the bunch, his half-witted ÃÂexperimentsÃÂ that prove we did not go are always fun to watch, at least to see where he blows it big time. Umm, Ralph, put down the leaf blower there is no air on the moon.

Check out the National Geographic special about this were they take each claim by these wackos, er scientists, and blows them out of the water.

Will Bill Kaysing and Ralph Rene accept the facts that the National Geographic proved. Well, that would not be good for sales, would it?