Fred Austin wrote in a message to all:
-=> Quoting Roger Nelson to All <=-
RN> America'a Apollo 11 lunar module photographed a human skeleton on the
RN> moon when it landed there in 1969. That's the blockbuster claim of
RN> Chinese astrophysicist Dr. Kang Mao-pang, who first stunned the world
RN> when he released pictures of bare human footprints on the moon at a
RN> news conference in Beijing last winter.
RN> The scientist claimed to have received those photos -- which were so
RN> secret the Apollo 11 astronauts didn't even know they existed -- from
RN> "an unimpeachable U.S. source." The photograph of the human skeleton
RN> was included in a second batch of photos and documents he received
RN> from the same source this fall.
FA> Ok, I won't be cruel. I was writing a long string of laughter.
FA> Of course a U.S source would send it to the Chinese. Sure. If
FA> such a thing were genuine. In jeans. barefoot? Atmosphereless
FA> world. Don't think so. Well everyone was talking about scanners
FA> and seamless fraud photos. Well Patrick, and David, I know who
FA> made these. Jack. He's gone beyond putting his wife's photo
FA> on dollar bills. . I think the Chinese may not know
FA> about scanners yet. . And darn if it was just a few
FA> years later, it could have been Jimmy Hoffa. . Ok boys
FA> get those high power telescopes out, next full moon, lets scan.
FA> I'm looking for my Uncle Harry. He was wearing a yellow shirt,
FA> black pants, last scene at a wedding outside of Boulder
FA> Colorado......
I reacted the same way when I read it and thought it would or might, relieve
some tension here as well. Your comments about it are well received here (at
least by me). (-:
Anyway, awhile back I looked at one of those gossip rags you see at the check
out counter of a super market and on the front page it said: "Chevrolet
pickup truck found orbiting in space with the motor still running."
Regards,
Roger
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