Do you want to buy land in the Moon ?
By bhanusb
@bhanusb (5709)
India
July 22, 2009 7:41am CST
If you want to buy land in the Moon then contact with American businessman Denis M Hope.Because legally he is now the owner of the Moon.Even his ownership has been extended to planets Mars and Venus. He also controlling the lands of Jupiter's satellite Lou.By selling lands of planets and moon now he has billions of money.
Pravda online says,In 1967 "Moon agreement" and "Outer Space treaty" was signed among 222 countries. The clever business saw there was no clause about the lands of the planets and moons. By using the weakness of the law the cleaver Hope in 1980 claimed the ownership of these planets and moons ownership. To establish his legality on these lands several times he fought in the court and owned. In the mean time 3.5 million people purchased lands from Moon,Mars and Venus and moon of Jupiter from Mr.Hope.Price of one acre of land in Moon is $145,in Mars $135,in Venus $112 in moon of Jupiter is only $80. Among the buyers there are President,Hollywood stars and many famous persons.You can also try your luck.
4 responses
@tulipstrader (1467)
• India
22 Jul 09
These are silly ideas. in the last forty years, no effort was made to make a single colony in moon. atleast a scientific lab or a defense installation on moon would have been a good move. none of the super powers of that time thought about it.
Americans have proved to world they are the silliest people ever to be born. No wonder they pay for anything that is on sale. Any takers for housing and commercial plots in Sun?
I have lots of them.
I own Sun 
and its bigger than all planets put together.
I have lots of them. I own Sun and its bigger than all planets put together.
@nilayparikh89 (40)
• India
23 Jul 09
I won't buy a land n moon... I see no point in buying a land on moon, i know that i won't be able to go there , then why to waste money in buying those land....
@nanajanet (4436)
• United States
22 Jul 09
No, since there is no rain, it would be quite dusty and I have enough dust to deal with on earth.
@savypat (20216)
• United States
22 Jul 09
What are you going to do with this investment? How long do you think you can pass this on to your family In our life times and many others this is going to be of no benefit and even after we have traveled to these places if something valuable is found there do you really think our claims would be honored? It's a fun thing but money is just to tight right now for this.
