July 20 marks the 50th anniversary of the moon landing — one of the greatest achievements in human history.However, millions of moon truthers somehow still believe the Apollo moon landings were a hoax.Among them is Bart Sibrel, a documentary filmmaker famous for getting punched in the face by Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin after he pushed a Bible on him to make him swear that he went to the moon.“I mean I would bet my life on it that the moon missions were fraudulent,” Sibrel told VICE News.Randy Walsh is a Toronto-based, self-proclaimed "moon landing investigator," who's written a book about the missions being faked, called "The Apollo Moon Missions: Hiding a Hoax in Plain Sight."“I think within my lifetime, within our lifetime, we will see an admission that the Apollo moon missions were faked,” he said.Marcus Allen is a London-based photographer and conspiracy theorist, who publishes a conspiracy theory magazine called Nexus.“If people want to believe it, that's entirely their affair," Marcus said. "I happen to know it's not true. It's fake. It's false. It's a fabrication. NASA have indulged themselves in fake news for 50 years. How sad is that.”Cover: Bart Sibrel is a documentary filmmaker who’s dedicated 30 years to trying to prove the moon landings were faked. (Image: VICE News Tonight on HBO)This segment originally aired July 19, 2019, on VICE News Tonight on HBO.
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