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Moon Landing A Fake or Fact part1

This is not an ‘ordinary’ documentary … It is intended to inform and entertain the viewer, but also for him to wake him aware of the fact that television can be wrong (intentionally or not). We want to achieve this goal through a well known event (the landing to the Moon), which is surrounded by question marks (that’s a fact) and spin stories that go around it, that sounds plausible, but is not a fact (although there are elements that are real!). Confused? It will all be revealed before the end of the movie … when the viewer is connected, strung along and starts really finished. The message is simple .. Do not believe what you see on television or in the news ..

The Alex Jones Show Sun 02.07.2010 (TV) part-1

Internet Censorship: Major Truth-Providing Websites Blocked By Asia Netcom To New Zealand Users Clare Swinney www.infonews.co.nz Sunday, February 7th, 2010 Has Chinese-style internet censorship arrived in New Zealand this year? The question is posed because two major news websites, Infowars.com and Prisonplanet.com, both of which are run by documentary maker and radio show host Alex Jones, who is renowned for exposing the truths the mainstream media attempts to conceal, were found to be have been selectively blocked on Friday evening and were still unavailable at the time of writing. Thankfully, this draconian measure does not effect all internet users in New Zealand however. It appears to be confined to those whose internet server providers, (ISPs), use Asia Netcom for their international internet traffic. Telstraclear, Vodafone and Worldxchange Communications users are not effected, while Woosh, Orcon, Slingshot, Telecom and Ihug users are. An avid fan of Infowars.com and a 9/11 truth activist, Jeff Mitchell, reported on Saturday that he contacted his ISP, Orcon, to establish what was causing the block, and was advised by a computer technician who did a traceroute, that the break in traffic to the two websites was found to be occurring at Asia Netcoms router in Sydney. This technician also advised that as Telstraclear used a different route, their customers were still able to access the two sites. There have been calls for the Internet to be censored and controlled and …
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