ObligationLaunch
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- Feb 10, 2016
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Debunking presumes proof. If it can't be believed, it hasn't been debunked. That's the problem with these kinds of conspiracy theories. The proponents consider questions, no matter how outlandish, to be proof of something and no argument to the contrary to be proof of anything.Would you have believed it if the Soviets had debunked it?
That is a lot of illogical gibberis,