Artemis 2 Exposed: Fake Moon Mission or Satanic Ritual? (With Disney's Lost Magic Cube)
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Artemis 2 Exposed: Fake Moon Mission or Satanic Ritual? (With Disney's Lost Magic Cube)
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Welcome back to The Daily Conspiracy Podcast! In this no-holds-barred episode, Lee and Ollie tear into NASA's Artemis 2 mission — the first crewed lunar flyby in over 50 years, launched on April Fool's Day. Is it the real deal or just more space theater? We react to Bart Sibrel's take on why we can't return to the Moon, Owen Benjamin's mind-blowing theory about Disney's lost sodium vapor process (the "magic cube" tech from Mary Poppins that supposedly filmed the original Apollo footage), ejecting gondolas during launch, a NASA worker's Beelzebub/bull tattoo with occult sigils, awkward zero-G mic tossing, and Trump's call to the crew. Plus: Phil Schneider Patreon tease, AI fails, listener comments, and plenty of swearing as we debate whether NASA "lost the tech," if the whole thing is a psyop to hide God or prepare for disclosure, and why modern space footage still looks suspiciously dodgy. If you love moon landing skepticism, hidden Hollywood tech conspiracies, and unfiltered banter — this one's for you. Reptilians don't take days off, and neither do we. Join us on Patreon for the full video version, ad-free audio, Discord access, and our upcoming deep-dive on Phil Schneider (including his alien-fighting piss grenades). Leave a 5-star review on Spotify if you're not a normie!
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