Why haven't we been back to the moon? - Interview with Bart Sibrel

Interviewer: We're here with Bart Sibrel, investigative journalist and writer, author. Bart, thank you so much for joining us for the interview.

Bart Sibrel: Sure. Glad to be here, Dan.

Interviewer: Great. I think a bunch of our listeners will probably be familiar with the fact that you can be punched by an astronaut. Which one was it?

Bart Sibrel: Edwin Aldrin, Jr. [Member of the first Moon mission, second man said to have put foot on the moon]

Interviewer: Edwin Aldrin, Jr. What other crazy things have happened to you? What stands out as a memorable experience in your work?

Bart Sibrel: Well, there are many of them. The next one that comes to mind is we produced the first film, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon. And it was financed by a millionaire who builds rockets for NASA, who knows that the Moon missions are fake. And he thought it was his patriotic duty to expose it. I was producing the film under the theory it might be true that they faked it. The film cost nearly a million dollars. It's on the homepage of Sibrel.com. It's called A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon. About three and a half years into the seven year project, we were given a tape; classified footage from a whistle-blower at NASA - of the crew of Apollo 11, the alleged first mission to the Moon - faking part of the Moon mission right in front of your eyes, with a third track of audio of the CIA telling them how to do it. That convinced me. It convinced two NBC [US-American news broadcasting network] news directors that they did indeed fake the Moon landing. And that was a life changing experience. And after that film came out, we produced a film called Astronauts Gone Wild, the title of which came after the fact; after I was punched by one astronaut, threatened to be punched by another, kicked by another, threatened to be shot, and in one particular case, we accidentally left a hot mic on an astronaut, and the camera operator forgot to hit stop record, so while the camera is in the back seat of the rental car in the astronaut's driveway, after we showed him the classified footage, which upset him greatly, we were recording the private audio of him and his son in his house with the door closed. And they're discussing whether or not to call the CIA to have me killed. Which would not be necessary if they really went to the Moon. So those are the two outstanding moments and if you get into the book, which just came out in German from top publishers, I was literally abducted by the CIA and interrogated with truth serum when I found the footage that proves they did not go to the Moon. Again, two NBC news directors agreed it proved that they did not go to the Moon and NBC was threatened with disconnecting their network if they decided to broadcast it. So they chickened out.

Interviewer: Now Bart, if you were - I would say that our audience is fairly open-minded about new theories, even conspiracy theories - but if you had to give like, you give an elevator pitch, is the one where they're faking the Moon picture through the window your best 30 second argument? How do you rope in someone who is really resistant to anything that has a whiff of conspiracy theory? Which one do you go with?

Bart Sibrel: Well, you have to have an open mind to see the truth. I've talked to college professors who said that if an Apollo astronaut confessed that it was fake, he'd still think he walked on the Moon anyway. As far as a 30 second elevator pitch, you can prove the Moon landing is fraud with logic. Today, with 55 years better rockets and computers, the farthest that NASA can send an astronaut into space is one thousandth the distance to the Moon. So what they're really claiming is when all of NASA combined their computers, have one millionth the computing power of a cell phone, they sent astronauts a thousand times farther into space on the first attempt ahead of schedule than they can do today. So what they're really claiming is for the first time in the history of the world, technology was greater in the past than in the future. Which is impossible, which means they didn't go to the Moon.

Interviewer: Right, right. I want to get back to that one about old technology that has disappeared. But before we get into the details, what about this? Tell us why it's so important to know the truth about the Moon landing. I've talked to people who have said, look, I don't want to talk about 9-11, that was 24 years ago. Let's move on, modern times. Moon landing was in 1969. With all that's going on in Ukraine and Gaza and the national debt and the immigration problem, all the things we need to focus on, why is the Moon landing so important?

Bart Sibrel: Well, it's like, let's say, Dan, you and I lived in a neighborhood and once a month for the last 50 years, a child disappears. Do we say, ‘Oh well, it's just one of those things‘. Or whatever. No. These people are at large. And they didn't just fake the Moon landing, they murdered people to cover it up. Not my opinion, it's the opinion of the dead astronauts' widows and relatives who told me so. That the man who was going to be the first man to walk on the Moon was murdered by the CIA for not cooperating with the fraud at NASA. So not only are these people faking Moon landings that we're paying for. We're paying for our own deception. We're also ...https://www.kla.tv/37476