We can argue Moon landings and fake moon landings all day. I agree the first one was so damn fake it was pathetic. However, I think we've been back many times... Yes, I know about the Van Allen Belt.. This post isn't about if we did or did or did not it's about the deliberate erasing and rewriting of American and White history. The UK's new thing is that it was 'founded' by Blacks..

I Know most think TV shows are made in Hollyweird (and some still are) but most of the New ones are made in Liberal Canada...

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'First Man': Neil Armstrong film fails to fly flag for US patriotism

When Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin planted the American flag on the moon in 1969, it marked one of the proudest moments in US history.

But a new film about Armstrong has chosen to leave out this most patriotic of scenes, arguing that the giant leap for mankind should not be seen as an example of American greatness.

The film, First Man, was unveiled at the Venice Film Festival yesterday, where the absence of the stars and stripes was noted by critics.

Its star, Ryan Gosling, was asked if the film was a deliberately un-American take on the moon landing. He replied that Armstrong's accomplishment "transcended countries and borders".

Gosling joked: "I'm Canadian, so might have cognitive bias." The film's director, Damien Chazelle, Who previously worked with Gosling on the Oscar-winning La La Land, is French-Canadian.

The planting of the flag was controversial in 1969. There was disagreement over whether a US or United Nations flag should be used. Armstrong said later: "In the end it was decided by Congress that this was a United States project. We were not going to make any territorial claim, but we were to let people know that we were here and put up a US flag.