simonshack wrote:Dear Nonho,nonhocapito wrote: [EDIT: re-reading today my statements about Sibrel's videos, I must correct them in even stronger terms: I am almost sure Sibrel is a paid agent and a shill! Not only for the absurd bible prop; not just for the ability he shows to approach all these actornauts; not simply for his harassing, revolting demeanor; but because the "leaked" footage of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon" cannot be real leaked footage! It cannot be real at all, since it shows the astronauts really in space, in low orbit around the earth, when now we know there are a lot of reasons to think that no Apollo launch ever even happened!
If this is true, Sibrel's work must be pure disinfo...]
Precisely my thoughts. But I wouldn't quite call the Sibrel antics "disinfo". I think we need a NEW term for the stuff that Sibrel does. May I hazard to propose a neologism for it? I'd call it "defuso" - as in: "the act of defusing a widespread rumor/revelation (concerning, for instance, a top-secret government hoax) which threatens to expand and explosively expose a given, highly-sensitive secret to a wider, critical mass."
In other words, Bart Sibrel's "astronaught stalkings" are meant to defuse the widely diffused anger that large numbers of Americans have nurtured/accumulated for decades towards the professional NASA liars. Everyone of them would like to punch those liars on the nose (yet Bart - just like in the cartoons - when harassing Buzz, gets punched on the nose himself!)
"Defuso". Hope you like it.
Bingo. June last year.
Bart actually reminds me of his name sake Bart SIMpson. Cheeky little terrier. A funny thing happened on the way to Springfield.Terence.drew wrote: Its funny also that Mr. Bart Sibrel, Mr. fanatical Moon truther, pushes the story of the capsule actually orbiting the earth to the nth degree. Thus, he buttresses this side of the story while playing with people's skepticism about the actual moon landings. Same tactics are employed all the time with the 911 story.