re: re:You should be alert though, just in case. :-)
You regurgitated:
According to a former NASA employee Otto Binder, unnamed radio hams with their own VHF receiving facilities that bypassed NASA's broadcasting outlets picked up the following exchange:
Lets just be clear; You present the unverified claim of a self-proclaimed "former NASA employee" (This could mean janitor, its interesting that nowhere is it mentioned what his position was) that he knows of unnamed radio hams that somehow bypassed NASA and have made unsubstantiated claims that the astronauts said..... as EVIDENCE?!!!
REALLY?! I MEAN YOU REALLY THROW THIS UP HERE AS SOME SORT OF EVIDENCE? Let me get this straight- you dismiss the reasonable statements and explicit calculations of qualified people and consider THAT evidence?!.... Really???
Otto Binder was a comic book writer, Johannes... unlike you, he got paid for his fantasies. Here is an excerpt of a review of his biography:
Binder thrived financially, socially, and emotionally in this period and the idyll of this period is nicely described and detailed. Then in the Sixties, his life fell apart. The comics market shrunk. He hoped to develop his love for the space programme into a science magazine. Potentially, it could have been a lucrative market, so he mortgaged the house. But Space World didn’t find enough subscribers and he gave it away to Ray Palmer who spent virtually nothing for writers and kept it in a limbo, never really a success but still existing as the ghost of an ambition. In a financial spiral, Binder came under the thumb of a psychologically abusive comics publisher. His habit for piling on personal insults led to emotional turmoil and Binder’s long-standing social alcoholism spiralled out of control. Things gradually improved, but then the rug got pulled up from under him in March 1967 when his angelic daughter was killed by car driven by a mentally-handicapped youth with no licence. You don’t need psychic powers to predict how things went after that.
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Similarly, it is very tempting to see his later and weirder UFO books, Flying Saucers Are Watching Us (1970) and Mankind - Child of the Stars (1974), as products of a mind in torment. How much easier to understand it in the prism of a human crushed by the loss of an angelic daughter, coping with an unhinged wife who set fire to their home (January 1969), downsizing into a house in virtual isolation (February 1969), and in the midst of this continuing to pay expensive institutional upkeep on a mongoloid son (since 1955).
From http://www.users.waitrose.com/~magonia/ms57.htm
James Oberg debunks the claim here: http://www.debunker.com/texts/apollo11.html
But you won't believe the research of an expert in the field, will you?
Here is more 'evidence' from Otto Binder:
The Green Sun Supergirl!
(Sequence 2 - Story , 12 pages )
Feature Story: Supergirl
Credits:
Otto Binder (Script), Jim Mooney (Pencils), Jim Mooney (Inks), ? (Colors), ? (Letters).
Synopsis:
While Supergirl is helping NASA test a spacesuit her space capsule is sucked into a "Warp Stream" and crashes on the planet Lumal. Lumal has a green sun and Supergirl has no powers.
Character appearances:
Supergirl [Kara Zor-El]; Joan; Dragomonsters; Ant-Men
Reprinted: in Superman Family (DC, 1974 series) #170 (April-May 1975)
Genre: superhero
From: http://www.comics.org/details.lasso?id=20016
Its ALL clear now! You get your reality from comic books!!!