Meet Dennis M. Hope , 65 , of Gardnerville , Nevada . Dennis owns the Moon .
AsThe New York Timesexplains , Dennis claims to have file a contract of possession with the United Nations . It ’s all effectual , Guy ! You see , theOuter Space Treaty of 1967reads :
No nation by annexation shall have sovereignty or ascendance over any of the orbiter bodies .
And our lawyer - cum - enterpriser of a Moon landlord remark that no where in them fancy legal word was there any honorable mention of the individual , noting that “ this is the loophole ” that allowed him to follow his airy dreams . The New York Timessought the public opinion of Ram Jakhu of the Institute of Air and Space Law at McGill University who offered up a resounding , “ I do n’t see a loophole . ” Go get ’em tiger !
Interested in have a opus of the future ? Dennis currently sell around 200 Moon plots per daytime at a cool $ 20 a pop . Of course , do n’t forget to add in the $ 1.51 lunar revenue enhancement and the $ 2.50 postulate to put a name on the document — standard imitation moon buying procedure .
Still , this would all be all right — to each his own or whatever — but as Dennis notes , there are over FIVE MILLION PEOPLE in 151 countries that have enounce to themselves , “ You get it on , I desire to pay money for a nonmeaningful piece of newspaper nominate ludicrous claims . You own the moon , you say ? Great , let ’s babble out timeshare . ”
But words really ca n’t do this man justice . learn the video for yourselves ; you ’ll even get to learn from The Dear Overlord himself all about our future Moon empire — our pyramid - found Moon empire , no less . you may also translate the full New York Times composition on Ramses reincarnatehere . [ The New York Times ]
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