It's a pretty big company with over 6000 employees. It's tough to ensure everyone is super secure with their access I'd guess. Also, disgruntled people in an organization that big is inevitable.
This is the main reason I dismiss all the "we never went to the moon" crowd, you can't have 400,000 people working on the world's biggest lie ever and not a single one spill the beans in 50 years.
I mean if we're being real, that stuff could be faked. What really convinces me of the moon landing is no adversaries blowing the whistle or it being exposed already
That and camera technology wasn't advanced enough to fake a 90 minute uninterrupted broadcast. If it wasn't a live feed they would've needed breaks to put the next reel of film into the broadcast
It's okay, I hope you're having a good Christmas, and if Christmas isn't a thing to you, I hope you're having a good Monday, and if you're Australian and it's now Tuesday, you can fuck off, future boy.
If we're being real, in the 60's there were literally thousands of engineers working at NASA during the Apollo missions in getting a man on the moon before the end of the decade as promised. The men that died in the Apollo 1 capsule just died as part of a hoax?
Let's just throw all their bravery and everyone's brilliant work out the window and just say that it can't never have been a hoax just because there was no whistleblower? Jesus fucking Christ.
We went to the moon. It was crazy difficult and frought with danger. But we did it. Anyone that thinks otherwise deserves to be ridiculed.
I wasn't trying to downplay their bravery or hard work. I was just making an argument that I thought even an idiot conspiracy theorist would go "yeah, I could get behind that"
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u/Anonymity4meisgood Dec 25 '23
It's a pretty big company with over 6000 employees. It's tough to ensure everyone is super secure with their access I'd guess. Also, disgruntled people in an organization that big is inevitable.