I used to think the same, but once you really look into it you start to get the idea that for it to be a real landing it would have to be nothing short of a miracle of impossible proportions.

The late Dave McGowan really did write an excellent piece on it: http://centerforaninformedamerica.com/moondoggie/ If you have the time to go through it you will start seeing all the really "incredible" feats they have done.

If you do not have time, think of it like this: The best fighter jet from the sixties will be a sitting duck compared to any modern fighter jet. One would think with all of the advances of the last 50 years, going to the moon would be a piece of cake, except for the fact that they really can't do it again at the moment, and no, the typical brainwashed excuse of: "it cost too much" or "we don't need to" is bullocks.