http://www.lunarembassy.com/
i dont know if this is a conspircie so feel free too move the thread.

i was just watching a documentry on the moon an it covered these guys, who sell land on the moon. the owner of the company named many celebreties who have purchased land, eastwood, cruise, travolta, an many others, he said they have 4 million people who own land, also he said 4 american presidents have bought land, Reagan. Clinton, Bush sr, an George w Bush.
do you think they know something we domnt, these deeds of land can be passed to family so the family baiscally owns the land for life, if we colonise the moon are we going in to a allready monolpised land. Are these guys hedging thier bets so if it all goes wrong here when we get to the moon they still have the power an control.
whats your opnion.

Personally I think that people selling bits of the moon is a disgrace. It's not ours to sell, and if anyone should own it I feel it should be mankind as a whole, not as individuals.

Reagan, Clinton, Bush sr, Cruise and Travolta i can understand, my foot loop alarm went WAH WAH WAH WAH WAH!...But Eastwood wtf?

Humans;''Spreading Free Enterprise to the rest of the galaxy.'' LOL!!!



I guess It's kinda of ironic eh...

I can understand the sciencetology nuts buying up there, but the presidents, what are they planning, what do they know.

Nothing i don't think louie...It's just a money grabbing scam 'in advance'. Kinda like a pre-paid funeral plan.

Sounds like we're getting ready for Lunar War I.

Don't worry, Eastwood's just planning to set up a nature preserve.

Mineral rights?
I have no idea how the deeds would hold up in a court.

Where theres a will theres a way lawyer...

The conspiracy here is that the companies selling the plots on the moon would have a great deal of difficulty making their own claims to own the moon stand up in court. It's like that other astronomical scam, naming a star after someone. All you really get is a fancy certificate, and you could design one yourself and save the money.

Ok. UM dibs on Europa!

I suspect it's like the Star Registry thing, where you name a star after someone. It's not official, and the only place it shows up is in a book in some closet. Just a gimmick thing, nothing binding or legal about it. Besides, international treaties prohibit making claims there.

LOL!!! since when have Treaties ever been kept...

There should be a residency requirement.

i understand what you are saying but i can see if the presidents bought they would have had thier lawyers look over it to see how legal it is an id hazzard a guess saying its very legal. i just cant see a multi million dollar family like the bushes paying out money for a fancy gift certifecate.
do you know what im saying.

How do we know the claim that presidents have bought some is real anyway? Maybe they just say that to make it seem more legit.
As mentioned by others, it has the same legality as naming a star, none. There is no way to claim it, and no records exist outside of the company taking the money.

Thats true,
but is it legal for the companys owner to name all those people on a television documentry.if its not true, he named them all by first an last names, he wasent hinting. he was saying out right.
if its not legit,why would 4 of the most powerful presidents on the planet be buying joke gift certifcates.

When the time comes for the moon to actually be colonized if it ever does then someone will say" All joking aside we actually own the moon", and all those deeds will be forfeit and laughed at. As well, most people who own such property will be dead by the time it would have become of any use.

For joke gifts?

You would be exactly correct, Mr. B.
If this buying land on the Moon is in fact a real thing (which I suspect not), buying land on the Moon would be somewhat akin with "Star Registry" which is hokum, since the official names of stars are set by an authority that has nothing to do with "Star Registry". It's a money making gimmick, and a scam.

And, treaties long established prohibit territorial claims to the Moon, thus, no ownership is possible....

No MID, It's all true!

NASA just put up this pic on their website moments ago that confirms the sales are going on...
















My pic editing 'realty' SUX! ROFL!!!

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Froot & Loop Realty Land brokers Pty Ltd.

Apparently sources confirm theres a lot of protest going on up there with the local indigenous reptoids...

Maybe it wasn't the land on the Moon, but the land on which the hangar is where they filmed the moon landing? Soon, the coverup will finally be completed!

But really, what a big waste of money to buy something you probably never will use. Not to mention you'd probably have to spend more money on the training, in order to get into a spaceship that can take you to your property...

I just knew Buzz was in this for the money!

Damn...my illusions have now been shattered!

Actually, it would be a pitiful waste of money to buy something you can't actually buy, let alone use!


I find this notion somewhat akin to what Mr. B. spoke to, the "International Star Registry", which sells "gift packages" (from about $65.00 to $160.00) which include a fancy certificate...a star chart showing you "your" named star and it's actual coordinates, star charts and all that other good stuff.

It's a heck of a marketing idea, and I'm sure they make a heck of alot on such a romantic idea. But the fact is, only the IAU can name astronomical objects...and the fact is, The International Star Registry is making a heck of alot of money, and apparently has been for almost 30 years, selling inexpensive printing at a high price, under the guise of "Name a star after somebody!" And of course, they're only using naked eye visible stars, and prominently the most visible stars among them...so "Maryann" is probably also, "Jamie" and "Lynn", and several "Susans" as well...but it's actually Deneb in Cygnus or something like that.

However, International Star Registry isn't selling stars, and actually isn't selling a name for a star (they can't). They're selling a gift idea (they don't mention this in advertising, but it's made obvious in the "fine print").

The idea of actually selling lunar land is nonsensical, since it cannot be done legally. If someone is actually scamming people into buying pieces of lunar land...they're in for a heck of a lot of trouble because they're defrauding people. And to think Presidents are gullible enough to buy into this (no pun intended), well, even Jimmy Carter wouldn't be that gullible...I think!

I think this idea falls into the category of urban mythology at best....

WTF!?!?!
Who even says they can sell the lands of the moon?
Like stated up, what a disgrace.
I'd blow their heads off with a rocket launcher I would.
No one has the rights to the moon.
Not even The United States.

yup

I own a piece of the moon! A 21st birthday present! Got a certificate and um thats about it! Got alot of use out of it Incase any aliens are reading this GET OFF MY LAND!!!!

Sorry. I already mined your part of the moon for all valuable resources and then just because I could I set off a nuke on it just to see what would happen.

As you may have noted, no one says they can.



Aaacckh!
Far too violent. Take it easy. No one's selling the Moon, or buying it. Please keep that rocket launcher in the garage (who sold you that, anyway?)




Yep, that's right. Been that way for many decades....
No one needs to have their head blown off over it.....

That must be where Crater Frenat came from!


Just saw it on the most recent USGS lunar maps!
Good job!

Oh come now MID. You know there is no crater Frenat. At least ... not any more. There was a crater but the sides were very steep and it caved in on itself within days of its creation. Now it is just another flat spot.

Yes...


Mare Franatius, I believe it's called???

OK . I'll buy when I'm president !