People in NASA are bunch of God-hating atheists, who would like us to believe that God lied to us in the Holy Bible, when He said that the earth was flat and had four corners:
Revelation 7:1 And after these things I saw four angels standing on the four corners of the earth, holding the four winds of the earth, that the wind should not blow on the earth, nor on the sea, nor on any tree.
These same fools (Psalm 14:1) want us to believe that stars and planets are more than just flickering lights firmly secured on the Firmament.
Their latest attempt to convince us includes a "Mars landing" by InSight probe (whoever came up with the name had an apparent keyboard problem, either space bar not working or shift key working at random).
Traveling seven months?! These people claim it took that long to reach the Firmament? Did they send the probe on top of a snail or something? 
These NASA atheists must think we're all fools. They published what they claim is the first photo taken by InSight on the surface of Mars:

Seriously? This is it? The big reveal? No Martians, no canal close-ups, no Face on Mars details? Just a photo of an orangeish screen taken through a camera with a very, very, very dirty lens?
Seriously, I could photoshop a more convincing image of a fake surface of a fake planet.
Maybe I should go work for NASA, but I wouldn't want to participate in deceiving people. That's God's job (Jeremiah 4:10).
Revelation 7:1 And after these things I saw four angels standing on the four corners of the earth, holding the four winds of the earth, that the wind should not blow on the earth, nor on the sea, nor on any tree.
These same fools (Psalm 14:1) want us to believe that stars and planets are more than just flickering lights firmly secured on the Firmament.
Their latest attempt to convince us includes a "Mars landing" by InSight probe (whoever came up with the name had an apparent keyboard problem, either space bar not working or shift key working at random).
Originally posted by Fake News Media

These NASA atheists must think we're all fools. They published what they claim is the first photo taken by InSight on the surface of Mars:

Seriously? This is it? The big reveal? No Martians, no canal close-ups, no Face on Mars details? Just a photo of an orangeish screen taken through a camera with a very, very, very dirty lens?
Seriously, I could photoshop a more convincing image of a fake surface of a fake planet. 


Just wondering.

Oh, wait, you meant to say "you're triggered," right? That makes much more sense, but the answer is no. I mean, if I were easily triggered by every ignorant who doesn't know how to spell, I couldn't survive a day on the Internet, could I?
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