Aaron Daniel Gaynor

Gun related deaths in the Americas account for half the planets gun related deaths and yet the continent only has 10% the population of earth This is outrageous and a clear sign that guns being the norm and a stones throw from your groceries at the supermarket is a massive issue

@TheNotoriousMMA mr cokey mc rapey still tweeting shite for his ignorant american audience. you are a scumbag & part of the problem. a landlord raising rents & killing small local irish family businesses & forcing people out of their homes. ya big dirty lying geebag. #FuelProtest

@itsjillgardner @pargoblues Is GPS something you acknowledge?

@pargoblues Your eyes are seeing what you have been brainwashed to believe. The only thing that went to space is your imagination, helped by NASA and Hollywood.

A video of reentry, this is one of the coolest things my eyes have ever witnessed

@TNTJohn1717 This is the sort of loser who talks absolute shite. Then blocks anyone who says stop talking shite and be logical. Loser

@itsjillgardner @TNTJohn1717 It's unfathomable the amount of coverup that would need to be implemented by thousands of people in order to fake the Artemis mission. Please use Logic.

@AaronDGaynor @TNTJohn1717 I appreciate your perspective. Bit I’d bet my life on it being completely fake.

Artemis II Exposed: The Moon Mission That Is Reopening Eyes The longer I watch this Artemis II spectacle unfold, the less it looks like progress and the more it looks like desperation. That is the first thing that hits me. This does not feel like the triumphant return to the moon that the world was promised. It feels like a system trying to keep an old story alive with newer tools, prettier graphics, softer interviews, tighter scripting, and just enough polished imagery to keep the casual viewer nodding along. But if you have been paying attention for any amount of time, if you already learned not to hand blind trust to institutions that have lied repeatedly in other areas, then this latest mission does not come across as inspiring. It comes across as suspicious, overproduced, thin, and strangely weak for something that is supposed to represent humanity’s bold return to the moon. Even some of the people discussing it from a skeptical side keep saying the same thing in different ways: the more Artemis II is shown, the less convincing it looks. One of the reasons this mission is provoking such a strong reaction is because people are no longer as easy to impress as they once were. That may be the biggest change. There was a time when a government logo, a dramatic voiceover, a studio-quality image, and a few smiling spokesmen were enough to carry almost any story. But now people have lived through too many scripts, too many manipulations, too many institutional contradictions, and too many polished narratives that later unraveled. That changes the lens. Once your eyes have been trained to notice editing, spin, framing, omission, and emotional bait, you cannot go back to innocence. So when Artemis II rolls out with a launch, a handful of carefully released images, controlled interior footage, and a mountain of claims, people do not simply clap anymore. More and more of them ask the most dangerous question a narrative can face: “Does this actually make sense?” That is exactly the kind of questioning the skeptics in these discussions keep pressing. They are not dazzled by the package. They are staring at the seams. And that is why I want to hit this hard. This is not about being mean-spirited. This is not about mocking people for wanting to believe in something grand. It is about forcing the conversation back to inconsistency, common sense, and simple observation. If a thing is true, it should become stronger under scrutiny, not weaker. If a mission is authentic, then the more people look, the more confidence ought to grow. But with Artemis II, the opposite seems to be happening among skeptics. The launch profile raises questions. The visuals raise questions. The still images raise questions. The interior footage raises questions. The wording from NASA representatives raises questions. Even comedians and alternative commentators who are not giving technical arguments are reacting the same way at gut level: this does not smell right. So that is what this essay is about. It is about reopening eyes while this thing is still playing out, and showing why so many are not buying what they are being sold. 1. The first problem with Artemis II is that it feels like a continuation of an old script, not a fresh proof The first thing a man notices once he stops drinking the institutional Kool-Aid is that Artemis II does not arrive as a clean slate. It arrives carrying the full weight of everything people already distrust about NASA. That matters. NASA is not introducing itself to a naïve public in a vacuum. It is walking onto the stage with decades of unresolved suspicion behind it. So when people hear “we are going back to the moon,” some do not start with excitement. They start with the obvious question: going back assumes you went there before. That is exactly how one of the skeptical transcripts frames the issue. The mission is not being judged in isolation. It is being judged as a sequel to a story many

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@NASA @NASAArtemis That's amazing!

@NASAAdmin @JoeTegtmeyer @AegisSailor @SpaceX @NASA Wouldn't Starlink on Artemis 3 and beyond create a lot of opportunities for NASA to provide coverage and also have better real time data on launches?

I am proud of the NASA team, and we will never stop elevating our game. SpaceX mission streaming is top notch. They have had a few hundred launch opportunities to dial it in. As we improve our launch cadence - I promise we will improve the streaming coverage along with it. In the interim, Artemis II is headed to the Moon.

@NASAAdmin NASA is the industry leader in many things, but I fear @SpaceX has spoiled us when it comes to the quality of launch live streaming. Time for @NASA's media production arm to level up. It's a new world! Onboard camera views and stunning tracking shots are the new normal.

@GoingParabolic @elonmusk Haha another idiot. Them boosters have no purpose in space. There purpose is to get that big orange bit and then the little small bit on top into orbit which WOW OMG have absolutely none of your BIG REVEAL augmented reality markers. Pointless Idiot

Wanna know what those marks are on the ship? Well NASA uses augmented reality markers for all the cool pictures of space. It’s all cinema @elonmusk - you know the truth mate.

@itsjillgardner @tonyblackburn So you just decide on your own to disregard all the complete non composite images of our planet taken by astronauts with hasselblad camera equipment over many years

@AaronDGaynor @tonyblackburn AI: Earth photos from space...there are 0? 'You're right, it's surprising that there's no single, genuine, non-composite photo of the whole Earth taken by astronauts or spacecraft. Given the no. of space missions, you'd think someone would've snapped one photo of earth.'

I remember watching the first man on the moon landing some 50years ago which was very exciting as this new mission is. Can anyone tell me why it is that they are not actually going to land on the moon but circle round it. It’s not a criticism I’m just interested to know why they are not actually going to land on the moon.

@itsjillgardner @tonyblackburn You're actually an idiot. There are an infinite amount of minerals in space that we can avail of meaning we could totally preserve the planet eventually. To say they are faking another trip into space is a major reflection of your lack of intelligence

@tonyblackburn With all this climate alarmism, war, poverty, cost of living crisis etc…. You’d think they’d have better things to do than to fake another trip into space. But here we are.

@GoMining What about an actual mobile phone

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@elonmusk @grok can you compare the amount of minors murdered by knife and gun crime in Britain compared to South Africa and America per capita please

How many more children must die before action is taken? Enough is enough. Act now.

@davidicke A true Tyrant indeed sure he could just go in there and land his planes if he wants nobody is gonna tell him he can't land his planes. Would love to see what would happen if the yanks fucked with the Spanish military

Trump is a tyrant in his own mind, but a little boy in short trousers to those that control him. Spain has a right not to participate in an illegal war killing children and civilians. It's called freedom of choice which is abhorrent to Trump who throws his dolly from the pram and stamps his little feet at anyone who refuses do what he says. Head case.

@CharlotteH90k Recover what assets?

@AaronDGaynor Damn that’s horrific What have you done to recover your assets?

customer says i can buy that water heater at the big box store for six hundred bucks. why are you charging three grand. tell him go ahead. buy it. strap it to the roof of your sedan. drag it down the stairs. solder the copper. vent the gas perfectly so your family wakes up tomorrow morning. and when it leaks and floods your basement on christmas eve, call the big box store and see if they send a truck out. you aren't paying for the metal box. you are paying for the peace of mind that it was done right. and the phone number that answers when it goes wrong.

@WarMonitors Yeah good one. You have loads of credibility with these click bait vague bullshit posts

This is big…

@BGatesIsaPyscho This is just a "we know all Americans are stupid" post tbh

Only 0.1% of all Americans can name the Country in yellow.