Open Veils · Answer
Did we really go to the moon?
The official record is real enough that disputing every landing wholesale is a weak position. What the alternative research community focuses on instead is what was concealed around the missions — anomalous structures, classified film reels, and the compartmentalized military-intelligence architecture that surrounded Apollo — not whether boots touched regolith.
Evidence
- Richard Dolan and Michael Salla both note that the Apollo program operated inside a national-security classification framework that far exceeded public NASA disclosures.
- John Lear — former CIA contract pilot and son of Learjet founder — asserted in public interviews that the Moon is an inhabited body and that Apollo crews were briefed under strict non-disclosure on what not to photograph.
- The retroreflectors at Apollo 11, 14, and 15 sites do confirm human-manufactured hardware reached those coordinates — Wikipedia's third-party evidence article acknowledges this while noting uncrewed delivery cannot be fully excluded as a theoretical alternative.
- Corey Goode's testimony, catalogued by Salla, alleges that classified imagery from Apollo missions showing non-human infrastructure was quarantined inside Lunar Reconnaissance programs, a claim Goode says came from insider briefings.
- Ingo Swann's remote-viewing sessions, partially declassified through the Stargate program, reportedly described inhabited subsurface structures on the Moon, a session Swann himself described in his book 'Penetration'.