We have been to MARS and the MOON but not in a space shuttle as the Radiation from the Van Alan Belt would prohibit such an endeavor...The very idea of a hoax itself was put out by Tavistock and other think tanks who specialize in psychological Warfare...this is why the Moon Hoax is so mainstream today...
All culture is promoted from the TOP-down...not BOTTOM-up...including the "conspiracy theories"...The more important question that should be asked is If the Moon landing was indeed a hoax, why would they have allowed so much information exposing such a grotesque conspiracy to funnel on down to the public? The answer is simple, to hide technology that has been in use for an undetermined amount of time...the kind of technology that would allow human beings to travel the stars from point A to point B in a very short period of time....compared to the X amount of light years and or months required to make a trip to planet A or planet B...
We have to remember that NAZI propaganda was the best money could buy until the Rockefeller Cartel vis a vis the CFR created the Western Media Propaganda machine that we have become so accustom to today. After all it was Hitler himself who claimed the bigger the lie, the more people believe it...And it was also Hitler who once proclaimed..."How Fortunate For Us That the People do not think"
A great number of the NAZI scientists somehow managed to "escape" into the United States after the 2nd World War...and eventually established what we today refer to as the NASA Space Program...and in particular the Moon Program...Would you trust a group of psychopathic deviants with the exploration of Space, Technology, and its application in its relation to humanity? I certainly wouldn't....God only knows how many lies they have told since NASA's inception....It is not a question as to whether or not the Moon landing was a Hoax..as that is rhetorical...I want to know how is it they actual travel back and from the Moon and how long have they been doing it...I doubt I'l get even a sniff of an answer in my lifetime...