In 2017, I got involved in analyzing official NASA photos ‘from the Moon’. You don’t need to know very much about photography to understand that the published photos are obvious forgeries…

Only today did I come across a remarkable confirmation of my conclusions expressed eight years ago in a text entitled Fake Moon Landing, sent in at the very beginning of 2022 by professional photographer Gary Fong. As an amateur photographer and reporter, I have never owned a Hasselblad, and my analysis was theoretical, based on knowledge of the mechanical and optical characteristics of the described equipment. Gary Fong, however, has held in his hands almost every mechanical Hasselblad ever produced, and his description is therefore much more detailed and convincing. The man is extremely well-educated technically, an innovator in the field of photography, and today I enjoy using his light modifier for flashes known as the ‘Gary Fong Sphere’. Let him introduce himself:

“Hi from Gary Fong —

As a renowned photographer with over two decades of experience using Hasselblad Cameras, I enjoyed sponsorship from Hasselblad and served as a lecturer at Hasselblad University. During this time, I founded and managed Pictage, Inc., which became the largest professional digital photo lab in the United States. My portfolio includes capturing images of notable celebrities and politicians, providing me with valuable insights into preserving and safeguarding delicate photographic emulsions and films.

In addition to my photographic expertise, I hold a degree in Pharmacology from UC Santa Barbara, having previously pursued a major in Physics at UCLA. Notably, I had the unique opportunity to handle a de-commissioned Hasselblad lunar camera, leading to observations that raised questions in my mind.

This video delves into the intriguing possibility that the photographs presented to the public as moon shots may not authentically depict the lunar landscape, based on the extensive information available to me. It is important to clarify that I am not asserting a denial of the moon landing or endorsing any conspiracy theories, as I was not present during the events, nor do I personally know any of the astronauts. However, drawing on my extensive experience as a photographer using Hasselblad Cameras and operating a prominent photo lab, I find it challenging to believe that the moon photographs were captured on the lunar surface.”

By stating that he does not ‘asserting a denial of the moon landing’, Fong skilfully avoids pointless arguments with sheeple believers and bots, destroying the lie at its core and leaving them to ponder – why would NASA fake the photos if there really was a man on the Moon?

Gary Fong posted this video online on January 8, 2022, and as early as November of the following year, Google’s neural network analysis showed that the photos are indeed – fakes! The video was of course removed from YouTube, but the Internet remembers. It remained on TikTok, Instagram and – Bastyon!

The Empire of Lies is falling one lie after another. By now, the only thing it has left is – brute force. And in its dying stage, uses it for a genocidal terrorism all over the globe…