Okay, we're allowed. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on tonight show. I have a returning guest, a very special guest. We've done many shows. We actually go back 10 years. I did an interview with him, Prophet of Evil 10 years ago. He goes by JJ or Valibus. And about a month ago, we talked about a interesting, so-called science fiction short by Arthur C. Clark titled The Sentinel. So you can check that out.

And next month, we are going to cover an Isaac Asimov book, the first of the foundation series of The Foundation.

So if anybody wants to read along with that or is curious about that book and want you to join a discussion of that, that would be great.

But tonight we're going to talk about something we chatted about a little bit, which is the faked moon landing, something that I really didn't believe could be faked.

But I've done some reading.

I reread Dave McGowan's, the great Dave McGowan's Wagging the Moon Doggy,

which you can see on Vimeo right now. I will put the link up to Wagon the Moon Doggy, which is a

14-part series at the reformed Dave McGowan website, the Center for an Informed America.

So I highly recommend people go check that out.

And also Massimo Mazuko's very long, three and a half hour, very thorough documentary titled American Moon. So I highly recommend people check that out.

But Valibus is also going to talk about the background that led up to the moon landings in the Apollo 11, very strange

number as well, but JJ can talk more about that. So JJ, are you there?

Mr. William Ramsey, I'm right here. I appreciate the invite and great talking to you again here

today. Yeah, it's always worthwhile for me, so I'm really delighted that you agreed to the interview.

For people who may not know your background, can you talk about kind of your knowledge and

some of the background about the moon landings and the occultism, just the strange, high

strangeness involved in what happened, uh, leading up to a fall in level.

Yeah, absolutely.

And I, and it kind of, to the audience, it may seem like this is a different

threat of discussion than, you know, being Arthur C. Clark or Isaac Asimov, you know,

or the rest of the little science fiction, Thelamite science fiction writers club.

But it's the same, it's the same conversation because those same science fiction writers did the play-by same it's the same conversation because those same

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