Re: [nukkad] Did Man _Really_ Land On Moon?

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Roger Herzler wrote: Roger Herzler <rherzler@cts.com>
To: astro-l@uwwvax.uww.edu

> > I am afraid that you are wrong. A book was published way back in the
> > 60s itself. The US government banned the book.

Has there EVER been a documented case of the U.S. government, especially
in the later parts of the 20th century, banning a book (not in public
libraries at a local level - I'm talking all out banning of a book from
anyone reading it, no including child porn and stuff like that)?  I
don't know, which is why I'm asking.  You can even find a small reader
on how many people Clinton has supposedly had killed, and it doesn't
seem to be banned.

> > What is currently available by mail order is clandestine. They are
> > only photocopies of part of the original text. In some cases only the
> > odd numbered pages are there. The author died in mysterious
> > circumstances.

I can say that it needn't be "clandestine".  There are plenty of
websites out there dedicated to all of the stuff that I'm sure this
'publication' (I used the term loosely) brought up and they are still in
business and I haven't heard of any webmasters being killed.  And of
course there are no complete copies of this book around, but instead we
are to rely on photocopies and missing pages, etc.  Tough sell...

Clear skies,
Roger
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