http://www.socyberty.com/Folklore/Top-11-Weirdest-Conspiracy-Theories.665027
Woow, after you read this you gonna laugh

Woow, after you read this you gonna laugh
I'm pretty sure Neil Armstrong came out and claimed that he, in fact, never went to the moon. He claimed that the whole thing was filmed in the United States. There were a bit of flaws in the video, namely the flag being pushed when there is supposedly no air on the moon.It's funny that within the moon landing theory it states that every 3 of 4 Russians believe the USA faked this. Most Russians are brainwashed into thinking that we "cheated" in order to win the space race in attempts to gain advantage on the spacial atmosphere.
2. USA has never landed on the moon
This is the most know, and thus end up in a second place. It is said that 1 out of 4 Americans believe in this theory, but also that 3 of 4 Russians believe in this.
They meant USA never landed on the moon. This argues that there is so much wrong in the video that was sent "directly" such as that it was not stars, not crater after landing, poor quality of the video .. Many believe that some mountains in the film is to be found in the desert in Nevada.
1. USA behind 9 / 11
Although perhaps this is not the weirdest, it is the best-augmented.
Here there are many theories, but the most famous is that the U.S. tested the autonomous aircraft that flew into the buildings. The buildings were controlled by people from pentagon.
This theory has led many experts on their side that argues that the U.S. had everything to gain.
Wrong. Stop talking about things you obviously know NOTHING about. They thought the earth was billions of years old and the universe even older. They also knew humans were like 100,000 years old. Actually, they held a belief shared by many ancient cultures that the earth was destroyed (3 or 4? idk) times, once every "great cycle." It wasn't an arbitrarily chosen date. And why did they have to "stop writing the calendar?" They can comprehend BILLIONS of years, but a few thousand years in the future is too much for them to fathom?I like the one about the Maya calender and December 12, 2012. Obviously these people had to stop writing the calender sometime, just because they stopped at this date does not mean a thing.

