Maybe it's the grammar weenie in me, but I have a hard time taking seriously someone who argues the Apollo program didn't happen, when he can't spell "Appollo".
As to the footprint picture, the author has obviously never walked on a surface of powdered rock - I have. (I work around mines and powdered rock is common in the areas where crushing is going on.) It's like walking on flour. You WILL leave a footprint all the way down to the hard surface below, or damned close to it.
As to the lack of a crater under the lunar lander, once you blast the thin layer of powdered rock off the landing area, what's left to put a crater in? The descent engine won't damage a rock surface.
As to the shadow "evidence", sorry, I'm not a photo expert, but I'm sure there's good explanations for it. Some of it is OBVIOUSLY B.S., such as the Armstrong Flag photo (first shot). The shadow the author claims is of the flag is the shadow of something off to the left of the photograph. The shadow denoted by a 45º arrow is a ground texture. The shadow of the lander is distorted by the surface it is cast on. Face it, if NASA was out to fake it, they'd do a better job than THAT. Besides, if there were multiple light sources, there'd be MULTIPLE SHADOWS, not one shadow in one direction and one in another. Each shadow would also be softened by the light of the other sources, as well.
The guy needs an aluminum cranium condom.
[sniper]