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'Tortoise Found On Mars', And Other
New Conspiracy Books
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Conspiracy Controversy
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Pictures
of a pebbly, rocky but flat, Marsian surface have been computer
generated by CGI experts in NASA and have been released
to the world to justify the expense of the project that
exploded after a malfunction soon after takeoff... that's
just one of the conspiracies discussed at length in the
latest conspiracy books on the NASA Phoenix Mars landing,
the best are summarized below:
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More
Mars Myths, by Dr Moses Atrophy. Conspiracy Channel's
roving cynic explains how NASA faked the Phoenix Mars
lander pictures. Atrophy's book includes interviews
from those actually responsible for the deception. Other
chapters include: how NASA has already sent a dog to
Mars but because of the bad publicity never told anybody
about it... why does it take a spaceship 9 months to
get to Mars when Atrophy's team did it in 6 weeks?...
and, now that there is a dog living on Mars, why it
won't be another 20 years until a man gets up there.
1456 pages (Puffing Books). |
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If
They Faked It Would They Tell Us? by Ban Ki Uranus.
Coffee table sized edition explaining why NASA wouldn't
tell us if they had faked it anyway. 75 pages (Roundhouse
Publishing) |
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Tortoise
Found On Mars discusses the probability that the
'rocks' in the latest Mars lander pictures are in fact
not rocks at all and are in fact tortoises in their
shells. 235 pages (Naked Weekly Publishing) |
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Are
the pictures of the latest NASA probe lander actually
pictures of Nevada? Professor Beniotres Betros Berto
Gallez from the University of Ouzo, shows us his evidence.
326 pages (Cursing Books) |
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