Most "intellectuals" will counter with "Well who made God" if you use the argument that this universe and everything in it didn't all just create itself/randomly happen.

These people would typically acknowledge that they'd never expect a tornado to rip through a junkyard and randomly assemble a perfect Boeing 747 (which is FAR less complex than a gazillion other organisms), but they'll counter with the seemingly logical "Who made God?

3 minutes — best answer I've ever heard.

I've heard it answered this way-ish before–just never articulated this well.

>>7630714

Building 7 GIF

twitter compatible

here compatible (obviously)

#BuildingSevenDidntKillHimself

Shows 4 different angles of the controlled demo.

Save it.

Spread it.

It's hard to watch this a few times and still believe it melted from an invisible fire. Symmetrically. At ~free-fall speed.

>>7630774

NASA seems legit

>>7630875

Meh…might as well dump a bunch of these for people still hung up on all the fake space stuff.

>>7630884

I could deal with them not going straight up…wanting to gradually aim for "orbit" makes sense to me, but an arc which takes them up and then literally aims them right back down demonstrates to me that they're faking it all.

$53 million worth of reasons. PER DAY.

>>7630900

>>7630912

Fake satellite launch, confession tape, cheesy blast-off rainbow-sparks 1960's special effects… the evidence goes on and on and on…

>>7630918

Agree on all counts. I'm not a FE'er. I'm an "I don't know'er." I just know what they're telling me it is doesn't hold water.

>>7630945

>>7630955

Real or deepfake?

Full 27:17 version: Hollywood Movie Producer Stanley Kubrick Confesses To Faking The Moon Landings

585 views•Aug 23, 2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDwze-OvO_s&feature=youtu.be

>>7630942

>>7630935

>>7630941

The "funny" is actually related.

>>7630962

>what they found there

video is sold as an artistic creation, but the part of me that knows they often serve truth under the guise of fiction ('fictional' movies more true than evening news) is a bit suspicious, even though I don't think we've ever been to the moon or outer space by "conventional" transport means.

>>7630945

>>7630981

>>7630962

The biggest hindrance to knowing the moon landing was fake is your preconceived belief that it wasn't.

''1986 Space Shuttle Challenger accident was fake too. 6 of 7 astronauts are still alive—4 haven't bothered changing their names''

Crazy, right?

You'll believe: 42:37 thru end.

>>7631009

>What was NASA really about?

What: double-you hat/chair at

was: as/ass "double-you"

NASA: AS AS IN — "in 2 as";"as in 2";"to astral in";"in 2A stream"

really: re ally; our aetherial ally;our AI 2nd ledge Y

about: A/B out;A/B hole-you tee;A booty

7/27/2010… AP pro pri ate date. a/A

social media: sow/sew shawl/see all membraine

>>7631021

>>7631033

dog/god on a/A leash.

3:23 (23 both ways…WW)

Your double ("double-you/W) out of a least/astral/ass troll projected out and connected by the "silver cord" (leash) system of whatever sort it is has clearly been dismantled.

15:23

fif tee in twin tie tree

2 if tee'd in twin (w/double you) tie (dog leash) tree/tri/three?

There've been more dog tweets lately than…well, just A LOT. I don't think most of us have a clue as to there being a sundae, much less a cherry on top.

>>7631030

Mm

>>7631057

>>7631071

I'm on YOUR side and I was rolling my eyes at the video after just 5-7 minutes of skipping around thru it. It rejects evolution as a bunch of lies but seems to go along with much of what they tell us about space (probably an equal number of lies), and goes out of it's way to make everything just 6,500-ish years old (gap theory/Book of Enoch suggest it could be much, much older without being any kind of God or Bible killer..