History is nothing more than a set of lies agreed upon by our controllers

For over 50 years, no one could figure out how to get back to the Moon. Now everyone and their uncle’s going there! 🤣

These photos don’t prove that Apollo missions went to the Moon, in my view.

The photos displayed above are supposed to convince everyone that the Apollo Moon landings were genuine accomplishments.

How do we know that these photos aren’t CGI or weren’t taken of model landscapes? How can we be sure that other countries’ space programs are legitimate? Oh, I forgot, there’s a fact-checking blue mark at the top of the post, so it must be true. 🤣

Do the photos look convincing to you? We allegedly have telescopes that can see billions of years into the vastness of the cosmos. Yet, the five photos allegedly showing the lunar lander on the Moon’s surface look pathetically unconvincing, in my opinion.

We’re supposed to believe a country (India) that has a significant portion of its population defecating in the street can fly a spacecraft to the Moon? This is a country that has only recently adopted the use of toilets.

All these different countries’ space programs are run by NASA and part of the same fakery!

The five photos above are actually the work of NASA and others running space psyops, trying hard to convince the world that many countries are conducting space missions.  Nobody’s going anywhere near the Moon and never will, in my view.

Yes, they all share a common goal of faking space travel accomplishments! NASA supplies everything in the way of CGI and other related filmmaking technologies, while other countries supply a few actors dressed in spacesuits, including China.

If these alleged space missions were collectively truly representative of legitimate accomplishments, which they are not, why is there so much focus and devotion towards convincing what is supposed to be such a small minority of the population who believe it’s all fake, otherwise?

Every day, social media posts on various platforms are being shared by NASA and/or the individuals running these psyops on its behalf, attempting to convince society’s citizens that 1960s and 1970s aerospace technology enabled Americans to reach the Moon. It’s a ridiculous argument; there’s no way that Apollo could have gotten anywhere close to the Moon, nor could any other country.  And Artemis is a psyop as well.

There’s one giant faker in the building orchestrating all the bullshit, making it look like different countries are flying space missions when in reality it’s all NASA writing and implementing the same science fiction scripts.

This is why you see headlines reporting Chinese astronauts are stranded in space like the American astronauts. It’s a fake story! This is nothing more than theater.

I’ve been watching the CGI footage of these alleged space missions blasting off into space.  None of these videos shows one continuous takeoff after liftoff. They all show different angles of the rocket allegedly traveling toward space.

Click on the image above to watch what I believe is a CGI launching of a Russian Rocket allegedly carrying two Russians and one American. These are supposedly two countries that can’t get along over anything except space travel. 🤣

The videos feature a few seconds from one view, then cut to another. This happens multiple times. Where are the cameras positioned showing the progressive stages of the rockets’ ascent? My goodness, a child could tell it’s all CGI!

Remember this: NASA gets over $70,000,000 a day of American taxpayers’ money! If that’s not a good enough reason to keep faking things, I don’t know what else is.

But, in my opinion, the primary reason we’re continually being sold a fake space travel script is that the controlling powers want the children (us) to believe we’re living on a spinning ball in the vacuum of space. We’re not!

-Dr. Reizer


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4 thoughts on “History is nothing more than a set of lies agreed upon by our controllers

  1. NoFakeNews's avatar NoFakeNews July 24, 2026 / 10:19 am

    It’s an absolutely ridiculous narrative that has been forced down our throats during our entire lives. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the post, Lisa. 👍

    John

  2. lhakes12's avatar lhakes12 July 24, 2026 / 9:54 am

    These so-called astronots are right in step, John. And the rocket puts on a show, too, as it goes flippety flop!

    Great CGI performance! 👏🤣

    They just won’t leave the man in the moon alone. They have to persist on displaying these ridiculous shows to try to captivate an audience into believing. They don’t want people to have any doubts. Although there are many who do now. How can they not with all their blunders.

    However, unfortunately, all those around my camp are still entranced with the firey rocket. 🙄

    And those photos don’t look like much of anything to me. I can’t even tell what I’m looking at. 🤔

    Lisa

  3. NoFakeNews's avatar NoFakeNews July 23, 2026 / 2:32 pm

    Great stuff, Kenneth! 😎👍

    I remember going to Cape Canaveral as a young boy, too. I was so into the whole Apollo narrative.

    I remember seeing one of the huge booster stages sitting on its side in a NASA parking lot. It was huge, and I believed the missions to the Moon and the uncrewed ones to Mars and other celestial locations were on the up and up.

    But like you, I learned the truth about NASA and space travel, and many other things for that matter.

    John

  4. Kenneth T.'s avatar Kenneth T. July 23, 2026 / 2:14 pm

    When I was 8 years old my family went to Cape Canaveral and there was a rocket (ride)— I can’t remember exactly what it was called maybe “rocket to the moon”, or “mission to the moon” or something along that line. I wanted to go!
    I wanted to go on that rocket but I was crying and upset because my family didn’t want to go with me. I remember my mom set me down and explained it was just a ride – it wasn’t real. I wasn’t going anywhere. It was a fun experience.
    So… yeah— at 8 years old I learned that not all things are real. May be some people learned it earlier, some people learned it later, some people still don’t know even today in their 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s or older.

    I think that’s when I started to realize that not everything was on the up and up.

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