Don't count me as one of those theorists who believe we never went on the Moon -- I absolutely do believe it! (It's the when, and how, and how many times that might be open to some good ol' fashioned debate)
But according to NASA, the U.S. mission to the Moon is effectively over. Said the organization's chief Charlie Bolden: "NASA is not going to the Moon with a human as a primary project probably in my lifetime."
One question "conspiracy theorists" (I guess the MSM would refer to them as "Moon Truthers" nowadays?) have regarding the Moon landing subject is: if we really "made it" to the Moon the first time, why haven't we gone back since 1972?
And an interesting counter-question would be: what if we did?
What if NASA found "something" up there? Alternatively, what if the U.S. decided that the Moon was useful as a strategic base of some kind? Both scenarios might make the American public's "need to know" null and void.
Regardless, Russia still makes the Moon front-and-center of their space program -- and the age of private companies "mining" the natural satellite for precious minerals is just around the corner. The latter might be another reason why info about Moon trips/landings may be restricted. The Moon might be bought and sold at this point.
David Icke has recently had a fixation on what he calls "The Moon Matrix" -- and while there is some wild stuff in this theories (the biggest one being, I suppose, that the Moon is either an artificial construct or a hollowed-out planetoid), it makes for interesting listening:
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