What is the greatest hoax of the twentieth century?

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout Hmm...so let's think about this one. There's a myriad of evidence that would suggest climate change is real, and virtually no evidence suggesting it isn't. What's the logical conclusion to draw?

@BlueMetalChick That there is money to be made in keeping the politicians from actually doing anything.

@whowasthatmaskedman Theeeeere we go.

@SoFine Have you seen the meta data analysis for peer reviewed studies? Science is not news.

When did I deny the death of six million Jews? Now you’re just making shit up.

@BlueMetalChick some here do deny that it did happen the holocast. I do read the reviews, Prof Brian Cox is one of the best around, so is Brian Greene. I don't eat cake/ice cream for breakfast and dumb down myself like some do.

@SoFine Then If you knew the meta data, you would have a different opinion. Maybe a bit of cake and ice cream would smarten you up.

@Elandra77 I think the Apollo moon landings were filmed in Area 51 in Nevada. If anyone ever walked on the real moon, it's very unlikely they would come back alive. They could also jump much higher than the astronauts in the footage I've seen and the American flag would not have flapped in the breeze with no atmosphere. Nearly fifty years later and the public is still fooled by NASA and believes all their lies,

@Lukeman I was 14 when that happened and I remember sitting up in my room watching in my 12 inch black and white TV- I was amazed then. But the hitting the golf ball seemed off to me.

@Lukeman all have reasonable explanations

@MasterLee yip, mother earth will shake us off this planet, with continent plate shifting, also volcanoes. ....earth quakes. ....in 20 years time the proof will show, then a mini ice age in around 60 to 80 years....then they will still call it climate change not global warming.

@SoFine they predicted that in the 70s. Never happened.

@ExtremeNext Well, I suppose anyone who trusts scientific data, evidence, and empirical observation.

But all that is bullshit anyway, right?

@BlueMetalChick to each their own

@ExtremeNext No, not to each their own. This isn't a matter of opinion.

@BlueMetalChick It happened, but the six million people may have been far fewer. I think they can repeat an exaggeration enough times so the public will accept it as fact. I was only thinking about the staged Apollo moon landings I saw criticized on YouTube, but this question has brought up multiple issues. As for human industry causing harm to the environment, I'm very much opposed to it. But I've heard that environmentalists fabricate things to make everything seem much worse than it really is. I had a hard time believing in global warming when I moved to Denver in 2009 and there was a snow storm in October.