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  • Reply to: The Peaceful Ghost Dance Movement Was Misconstrued as a Threat   1 min 26 sec ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    Incompetence is such a good excuse. Mistskes were made. Tragic, but understandable...

    Or maybe not. Government misrepresentation of a peaceful movement of resistance is, more often than not, a deliberate policy. Conspiracy trumps incompetence in the annals of Government over-reach. Incompetence, often encouraged, is a useful smokescreen for conspiracy.

    By blaming cultural misunderstanding, one can pass the blame onto ordinary folk even, as it turns out, to ones alive over a century later.

  • Reply to: From Exile to Exploration: The Saga of Erik the Red   1 day 1 hour ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    "This means even considering modern global warming, much of Greenland would have been more hospitable than it is today."

    This is true, largely because anthropogenic global warming ls false. Obtaining data that shows modern warming is easy. One may claim old, warmer manual records are incorrect and needing to be expunged. One may shift a recording station to a warmer spot and pretend the data continuity is unquestionable. One may cherry pick stations, such as one that has had a motorway built next to it or experienced urban heat Island effects, again while pretending there is sound data continuity.

    All of this makes a hot-headed Nordic Pagan look almost respectable, by contrast, a fairly impossible task. That's because the wholesale manipulation of weather records, such as occurs here in Australia, is not the action of one hothead in a fairly violent society but that, ultimately, of cold-blooded conspiracy by elites to defraud the masses of life and liberty, in the false name of unnecessary conservation.

    Some of the blame for this must sit squarely on the many minions who make it possible, most without ever realising their part in a deception of monumental proportions, often while prone to lecturing those who know the truth.

    However, as it is said, if one must lie, it pays to make it a big one. Greenland was, during the Medieval warm period, partly green. Large-scale climate change is real, but it is natural, and no amount of carbon-dioxide panic shall ever change that.

    The history of the modern era, if written correctly at some future date, would be unrecognisable to most alive today. Indeed, it would shock them to the core, excepting for the simple fact that they would likely not believe any of it. People believe what they want to believe and if that includes thinking that Greenland never experienced a Medieval warming, thus it shall be. Mind control does that. Such is its purpose.

    I thank the author for mentioning the Medieval warm period. Knowing it existed should be a precursor to questioning the veracity of the current climate science.

  • Reply to: The Cataclysm of Easter Island - Part 1   2 days 1 hour ago
    Comment Author: Nicko4404

    When you are out at sea tsunamis don't affect you. They only appear as a small disturbance in the water. Just sayin...

  • Reply to: What Makes Us Human? How Ancient Thinkers Saw the Human-Animal Divide   3 days 2 min ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    "This position [ta aloga – “those without logos”] was taken up by the philosophical school of the Stoics and from there came to influence Christianity, with its view of manmade in the image of God."

    Straight into a dig at Christianity, then? No mention of the Torah and Judaism which took the same position, based on the same book (Genesis). No mention of the animal sacrifices of Judaism which Christianity does not undertake (Jesus having sacrificed Himself for all, making animal sacrifices unnecessary). Just a load of cobblers about Christianity taking beliefs from Ancient Greek Paganism.

    The Conversation is anti-Christian, but is not anti-Judaism. As a whistleblower of the Synagogue of Satan, a personal experience which involved a 'conversion' to Judaism, I would argue that the media is actually pro-Satanism. Given that Judaism is even more controlled by the Synagogue of Satan than our Christian churches are, this Judaeo-Christian dichotomy is to be expected. The equally-controlled media will refuse to be unbiased in attacking Christianity, but not Judaism

    Christianity is based on Christ, Judaism is not. The Synagogue of Satan hates Jesus with a passion. A religion without Christ is no threat to them.

    A media so Hell-bent on attacking Christianity is a sign of the times - the end times.

  • Reply to: Bacterial Diseases Were A Lethal Threat During the Stone Age   3 days 15 hours ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    Antibiotics are more than pharmaceuticals. Extracts of Usnea, a lichen which reindeer might eat, is effectively a natural antibiotic. Even copper has anti-microbial activity. There are others too. The Russians are said to have used electronic bioreasonance frequencies which, of course, I'm not supposed to talk about.

    The idea of the threat of growing antibiotic resistance is one ultimately promulgated by those who know that the pharmaceutical industry which makes the antibiotics and the bioweapons industry which bioweaponises human pathogens for release on an unsuspecting public are both under their control, as is the media which sells the idea.

    The truth is simple. There are those that do not want you to know the truth. And there are also those that simply repeat the same messages innocently enough for various reasons.

    No doubt life in the Stone Age was not that great. However, life in the Computer Age is not great either. We are bombarded by misinformation and disinformation, often from apparently reputable sources, while someone merely telling the truth, such as myself, can be seen as a source of misinformation and disinformation instead.

    Knowledge has increased, but much knowledge is still questionable.

  • Reply to: Zhoukoudian Homo Erectus: Peking Man was an Evolutionary Dead-End (Video)   4 days 22 hours ago
    Comment Author: AKSarah1

    The statue in the first photo resembles the Olmec of So. America. Nobody knows where the Olmec came from or where they went, but they left giant heads in the jungle that look very much like the first photo in this article. Coincidence?

  • Reply to: Giulia Tofana: The Woman Who Poisoned 600 Men with Her Makeup (Video)   4 days 22 hours ago
    Comment Author: AKSarah1

    She was a savior for her clients stuck in a loveless or abusive situation.

  • Reply to: Coin Reveals Ancient Rome’s Fight Against Voter Intimidation   5 days 18 hours ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    The election standover tactics of the old Roman elites have no place in modern Western democracy.

    That's merely because mind control is far more effective. Many Americans think that Donald Trump was the victim of electoral fraud in 2020. This is what they're encouraged to think.

    The true victims of the electoral fraud were the US citizenry. Trump was complicit in his own 'losing'. However, as many Americans believe otherwise, they shall 'elect' him again later this year.

    The awful reality is that democracy is a sham. In a two-party system, one only needs to control both parties to control the whole process and the modern neo-Roman and neo-Babylonian elites control far more than that. They make Machiavelli's writings look like those of a Sunday School teacher.

    Such is a confronting truth, though; too confronting for most to bear.

  • Reply to: Coin Reveals Ancient Rome’s Fight Against Voter Intimidation   5 days 19 hours ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    It's odd how The Conversation can write about voting security in Ancient Rome, but cannot seem to write about the obvious fraud in the last US Presidential election, where access to ballots was anything but secure.

    Modern democracy is not secure because politicians, like Trump and Biden, and media like The Conversation, are all on the same side, however much pretence otherwise there may be.

  • Reply to: The Great Vampire Epidemic: A Bizarre Chapter in History   1 week 1 day ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    "It's a fascinating, if somewhat macabre, reminder of a time when the line between myth and reality was not just blurred but utterly obliterated."

    Are we so much better, today? Methinks not. Modern science and myth are inextricably bound together, for science is a major tool of myth-making by those who stand to benefit from such scientific myths. I refer, of course, to the usual suspects that the New Testament describes as the "Synagogue of Satan".

    Those ultimately behind the vampire books and movies of the 20th century (and going back to the 19th century with regard to the books) included those who were effectively vampires themselves. They just didn't have the dagger-like teeth, nor did they need to avoid the daylight. Their brethren today are much the same. People don't change that much and evil people don't need to change at all when almost nobody else understands what they, the hardcore Luciferian Satanists, do in the shadows, often with trafficked victims.

    Some are household names, widely admired. Admiring a vampire without even realising it is a very 21st-century thing.

  • Reply to: Beneath a Celestial Dome, A Land Unlike Any Other in the History of Earth. Questioning the Global Flood: Part I   1 week 1 day ago
    Comment Author: Nicko4404

    Yes, Nick D, to further bolster your argument, Australian geologists have found a multitude of evidence for a large meteorite that hit the sea about 500 miles east of Madagascar 14,000 years ago. It devastated all the western facing shores of Australia with huge tsunamis that left deep-sea floor deposits up to 50km inland! As an aside they were fairly certain that these tsunamis were able to reach the Red Sea and Persain Gulf areas, Western shores of India, Sri Lanka and Indonesia! The site to find all this is on YouTube and it's called Ozgeology

  • Reply to: What Happened to the Sunken City of Cuba?   1 week 2 days ago
    Comment Author: Stephen L. Rush

    Attributing the sunken Cuban city to Atlantis is in my view coattail scholarship and attempts to ride fame - as is attempted by nearly every archaeological research. This site bears no resemblance to Plato's account, and it is well established that the Morrocan Eye of the Saharah is the likely candidate, with Santorini isle a passable second. However in a scholarly approach, the straight lines in the rock are unmistakably human in development, and it's existence hundreds of meters below expected exposure doesn't discount subsidence, cataclysmic and/or sea level changes. Dating this to 50,000 years is a weak affair, as we have no direct evidence of a carbon based date, and Younger Dryas astroidal impact could have collapsed hidden tectonic or other underwater structures underneath.

  • Reply to: What Happened to the Sunken City of Cuba?   1 week 2 days ago
    Comment Author: Stephen L. Rush

    Attributing the sunken Cuban city to Atlantis is in my view coattail scholarship and attempts to ride fame - as is attempted by nearly every archaeological research. This site bears no resemblance to Plato's account, and it is well established that the Morrocan Eye of the Saharah is the likely candidate, with Santorini isle a passable second. However in a scholarly approach, the straight lines in the rock are unmistakably human in development, and it's existence hundreds of meters below expected exposure doesn't discount subsidence, cataclysmic and/or sea level changes. Dating this to 50,000 years is a weak affair, as we have no direct evidence of a carbon based date, and Younger Dryas astroidal impact could have collapsed hidden tectonic or other underwater structures underneath.

  • Reply to: Ancient Healing Methods Offer an Alternative Paradigm in Health   1 week 5 days ago
    Comment Author: Cataibh

    I once told a specialist I had a distinct medical condition. He told me the condition didn't exist and ridiculed it.

    I have since learnt that the complaint was not only recognised but an 'alternative' treatment was available, thanks to old Russian research.

    I asked another specialist, a very friendly one, if a particular pathogen was implicated in a rather vague but common disease. i received a defensive answer which I had no need of, for I already knew the correct answer. Contrary to what I was told by the specialist, such a link had been studied. The positive results were available on the net. Why were they not pursued?

    Well, quite frankly, to do so would have been at odds with the policies of those behind modern medicine. The pharmaceutical industry started with the petroleum industry. Mass-producing synthetic chemicals cheaply was possible thanks to the second-most ubiquitous liquid on the planet, in petroleum.

    Yet, the historical strings that pull the big pharma puppets (which most doctors are) can be traced beyond the early petroleum industry bigwigs, back to the Synagogue of Satan.

    The hardcore adherents of the Satanic religion use alternative medicine, but they don't want others joining in
    Thus, it is demonised by their big tech companies which are, in truth, censorship enforcers, and by the media and health department etc guidelines which they control.

    One such guideline states that a particular herbal medicine used for millennia will have implications for your body's dealing with a controversial new virus. This is a deliberate half-truth. In reality, the herbal medicine helps the sufferer to overcome the virus. This is how language is used to spread official disinformation, whereby a cure becomes something not to trusted simply by leaving out the most relevant parts, such as the part about it actually working.

    This is not the sum total of such messing with the availability of alternative medicine, however. The links between alternative medicine and what I, as Christian, would describe as alternative religions are promoted by shadowy forces for their purposes.

    The Synagogue of Satan don't want the masses to be well. But far more than that, they especially don't want the masses to be well Christians.

    As a Christian, I give the religious links a wide berth, but not the alternative medicine. I just study the latter closely and cautiously and, when unsure, use my God-given intuition.

  • Reply to: technical problem   1 week 6 days ago
    Comment Author: megha rawat

    Hii everyone

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  • Reply to: Which Culture Sparks Your Curiosity?   1 week 6 days ago
    Comment Author: megha rawat

    Hii everyone

    If I were an archaeologist, I study Maya culture in depth.The Maya, with its intricate architecture, advanced knowledge of astronomy, sophisticated hieroglyphic writing system, and enigmatic collapse, presents a captivating puzzle waiting to be unraveled.

     Maya culture's rich tapestry of art, science, and history inspires me to delve deeper into their world, uncovering the secrets of this enigmatic civilization and gaining a better understanding of humanity's shared past.

     

  • Reply to: Which Culture Sparks Your Curiosity?   1 week 6 days ago
    Comment Author: megha rawat

    Hii everyone

    If I were an archaeologist, I study Maya culture in depth.The Maya, with its intricate architecture, advanced knowledge of astronomy, sophisticated hieroglyphic writing system, and enigmatic collapse, presents a captivating puzzle waiting to be unraveled.

     Maya culture's rich tapestry of art, science, and history inspires me to delve deeper into their world, uncovering the secrets of this enigmatic civilization and gaining a better understanding of humanity's shared past.

     

  • Reply to: Please introduce yourself   1 week 6 days ago
    Comment Author: megha rawat

    hii everyone  My name is Magha and I am a software engineer . I work in Accenture company. I have good knowledge of cyber security and  cloud software.  I have joined this group for sharing my knowlage.I enjoyed joining the group

  • Reply to: The Babel Texts   1 week 6 days ago
    Comment Author: megha rawat

    As far as I know, ancient texts and stories often contain references to astronomical phenomena and mathematical concepts, providing evidence of the importance of these topics in ancient cultures. Myths, legends, and religious texts often include astronomical symbolism and mathematical symbolism.

    Ancient mapmaking further demonstrates the interconnectedness of mathematics, astronomy, and ancient texts. Maps from ancient times reveal an integration of astronomical observations and geographical knowledge, often depicting terrestrial features as well as celestial bodies. These maps not only served practical purposes of navigation and exploration but also had cultural and religious significance.
    From ancient texts and stories we come to know about many things of earlier times like lanuage, texts are informative for us.

        The connections between mathematics, astronomy, ancient texts and stories, and ancient mapmaking highlight the sophisticated knowledge and intellectual achievements of ancient civilizations.

  • Reply to: The Kolbrin   1 week 6 days ago
    Comment Author: megha rawat

    The book you have shared is really good thanks for sharing this. 

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