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Moon Landings - Alternative Conspiracy
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There is another conspiracy, quite the opposite to the "faked" moon landings. A man who calls himself Cmdr William Rutledge says he was in command of Apollo 20 that went to the moon but was covered up by NASA. This is good isn't it? On the one hand is the conspiracy that NASA said they went to the moon but didn't and faked it. On the other hand is the conspiracy that they went to the moon in total secrecy and never told anyone! It's well known that Apollo's 18, 19 and 20 were planned and paid for but didn't happen. Or did they? See the link.
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NASA only built 15 flyable Saturn V rockets, and Apollo 11 was carried on the 6th, leaving 9 left for future missions. but even if the Apollo program hadn't subsequently been cancelled due to Nasa's budget being cut in 1970, Apollo 20 would never have flown; in 1969 the Saturn V to be used for Apollo 20 was reallocated to the Skylab project.
Very clever these Americans. According to the report Apollo 20 took off from Vandenberg Air Force base in 1976.
They had started to build a launch site on that base but it was cancelled in 1969. In 1972 the base was chosen as the western launch site, approved in 1975 and building restarted in 1979, three years after Apollo 20 was allegedly launched. The site was finished in 1986.
Unless of course the history of the Vandenberg AFB is all false news.
They had started to build a launch site on that base but it was cancelled in 1969. In 1972 the base was chosen as the western launch site, approved in 1975 and building restarted in 1979, three years after Apollo 20 was allegedly launched. The site was finished in 1986.
Unless of course the history of the Vandenberg AFB is all false news.
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