But honest question - what is your evidence it happened back in '69 and the early 70's?
Because on the flipside the simple reality is hat you don't have anything other than NASA telling you they did it (which at a guess they might have a vested interest in themselves being successful, no?), and what they provided could be seen as "scraps of evidence" at best. You have no more evidence than anyone else does and everyone is entitled to their own interpretation.
And sorry, a bunch pictures and film footage - some of it quite comical to be honest (go look at the "moonbuggy" footage which hasn't stood the test of time well because it's clearly a rigid doll strapped to a remote control car), isn't firm evidence at all. It's evidence originating from only one non-objective party whether you want to accept that reality or not. Same as Nixon having his real-time, delay-less phone call with the moon on a rotary dial phone, 240'000 miles away back in 1969 when cellular technology was literally decades away. Same as the "lunar takeoff" footage which has been and can be debunked by any filmographer worth their salt, because there is no way that a 1960's Westinghouse camera on a tripod could be remotely controlled from 240'000 miles away by some guy in Houston to smoothly capture a panning takeoff shot and simultaneously zoom in on it as Neil and the boys made their triumphant getaway.
Even now, the reality is that NASA could tell us anything. I personally don't see any misdirection now, but this is a possibility. I'll also say this, if you think what we are seeing now validates the legitimacy of something that happened 56 odd years ago, when the world was very very different, especially in terms of technology and technological advancement, I think you are making a laughably weak case.