[Brother Jonathan]

I tried going to the first link, but I received a page with the following message:<br /> <br /> [QUOTE by Google Video]</b><br><br /> <b>Thanks for your interest in Google Video.</b><br><br /> Currently, the playback feature of Google Video isn't available in your country.<br><br /> We hope to make this feature available more widely in the future, and we really appreciate your patience.<b>[/QUOTE]<br /> However, the page did have a title: <i>Dark Side of the Moon - Google Video</i>, so I decided to see what Wikipedia might have on it (after disambiguation from the Pink Floyd album). <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(documentary)">Is this it?</a>

[Milton]

When I click on the link I get the video set up to run. If you don't get it, it is might be because you don't have a google video player unlesss it has something to do with censorship in whatever country you are in..<br /> <br /> The film misstates the real questions in an attempt to obfuscate more questions. FOR INSTANCE, there is no mention of the radiation belts. <br /> <br /> This film is an indication that a coverup repair job is underway IMO. Watch it and tell me what you think.<br /> <br /> Here is a site with a lot of documentation re the <br /> <a href="http://www.clavius.org/index.html">moon landings.</a> This site shows evidence that backs the moon landings as real events.

[Perturbed]

I think America did go to the moon but not until later....that first video looked fake as the flag was waving like it was in front of a fan--even though the moon has no atmosphere. <br /> <br /> I believe there was a location in the U.S. that resembled the moon that could have been used to fake the Armstrong thing.