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  • Reply to: Ancient Pyramid Cities of Peru: A Catalogue of Swift Decline   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: John Lammi

    Luckily, we now have ways to handle the chages in climate that one must always expect, and we also have experienced changes in temperature so small over the last century that the UN’s IPCC has said that these changes cannot be differentiated statistically from normal variation

  • Reply to: 18,000-Year-Old Puppy Found with Whiskers, Hair, and Velvety Nose   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Guillaumé
    Dog

    Mary, it is definitely a dog.

    How do I know this? Because you have, in your wisdom, know it is a wolf

  • Reply to: The Battle Is Over. Nefertiti 3D Is Finally Available   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Guillaumé

    Is it just a bust and we know that busts are most often not a true likeness of the subject. I cannot understand that a bust presumed to be of an ancient Queen needs an article. It makes me think that that the entire controversy is a hoax. By who and how was the bust dated?

    Take in the word "believed" in this article and know that "belief is never truth".

    Why is a 3D scan necessary, why not just take (non flash) photo's.

    Use of the word 'Nazi' in this article is akin to the Americans terming Vietnamese people as 'gooks'. This is done by fanatics to demonise their intended victims, allowing blind public acceptance of their crimes. The word Nazi is a made up word (by America for Americans) and was not used in Germany

    It is the writers imagination that calls Hitler a 'dictator', he was elected by public referendum, which is more democratic than any other so called democratic country which elects their leaders from within the governing party., such as in the DisUnited Kingdom.

    She had funny ears.

  • Reply to: Brainless Tourists Slaughter 5,000-Year-Old Sacred Scottish Tree   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Sara Maria Zars...

    When i get my own house, i would gladly take a sapling and keep it safe in my garden, if you want it. I have never been to the tree, but hopefully some day i can go and see it. But yeah, you have my offer of help, though im sure it will be overlooked. Its a beautiful tree and i hope people stop imposing on it and taking parts of it.

  • Reply to: 18,000-Year-Old Puppy Found with Whiskers, Hair, and Velvety Nose   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Mary Madeline

    Its definitely a wolf

  • Reply to: Forgotten Kings and Queens: The Lost Gypsy Dynasty of Scotland   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: mkrakar

    My husband’s grandmother, Esther Faa Blythe, immigrated to the US from Scotland. She lied about her age and kept her past a secret. So as the author mentions connections in the US, direct descendents of the Faa Blythe line are here. 

  • Reply to: The Battle Is Over. Nefertiti 3D Is Finally Available   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: BLOCKED-USER-346

    Ownership of replicas?  Give me a break.  How much real stuff of history is in the private collections of the thieving, fat cats?  Might be why we are so confused about our true (golden age) origins.

  • Reply to: Rh-Negative Blood: An Exotic Bloodline or Random Mutation?   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Sir Clerke

    There is one big correction that needs to be made to the article in the link and that is,” the Idea that the (Jews) are the sons and daughters of Isaac. This is incorrect and a lie that has been told around the world. DNA, King James and Ancestry proves it is a hoax. Please do not assume I have any animosity toward anyone but in Christs time there were People that lived in the area. Two tribes. Here is King James 1611 which speaks of the area. The word (Jew) did not exist in those times. It came about in later translations and does not relate that religion to the tribe of Judah. Even though the entire world has been misled into believing so. The Jews are well loved and I feel a great concern for any person that needs a home and feels persecuted as I myself have been. King James 1611 is the true Bible translation from greek which was the language of nthe scripture in the time of Christ. The later translations are deliberate misleading versions. Here is King James regarding thet part of Israel.

    2 Kings 8:25 | Read whole chapter
    ¶ In the twelfth yeere of Ioram the sonne of Ahab, king of Israel, did Ahaziah, the sonne of Iehoram king of Iudah, begin to reigne. Therefore the Idea that the Jews are somehow part of the process stated in this link is incorrect and must be ignored. This book written seems to be missing facts and an assumption is expected by the reader. Truth is simple. There is nothing hidden that is good. Secrets are unnecessary. Truth not assumption is what is necessary in nthese times. Our very lives and survival is at stake.

  • Reply to: Rh-Negative Blood: An Exotic Bloodline or Random Mutation?   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Sir Clerke

    I feel the same. I feel as if there is no group out there where I fit in. I think they feel it too. And I can feel and see a liar every time. They try but fail.

  • Reply to: Rh-Negative Blood: An Exotic Bloodline or Random Mutation?   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Sir Clerke

    If you had any sense you would realize that the people present in the middle east and Israel in particular are not the same as in Christs time. Jesus a descendant of King David who had red hair and beautiful eyes. Jesus had almond colored hair.

  • Reply to: Rh-Negative Blood: An Exotic Bloodline or Random Mutation?   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Sir Clerke

    Me as well, we are special . I can practically read minds of most people by the overall feeling. I am never wrong about this. 

  • Reply to: Rh-Negative Blood: An Exotic Bloodline or Random Mutation?   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Sir Clerke

    It is rare and you are absolutely wrong here.

  • Reply to: Rh-Negative Blood: An Exotic Bloodline or Random Mutation?   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Sir Clerke

    I agree that the author of this is biased and ignorant to say the least. My mother Onegative and Father A negative. There is a coverup going on about this. Egyptian Pharoahs had Negative blood as well as the Royal bloodlines. The way he casually brushes aside items is sickening. That is how this world is . Important people are disregarded and the ignorant held up. It is a rare blood type. Africans do not have it. It is high in the True Israelite bloodlines. Who by the way are the ancestors of the true Kings and Queens of Europe and The Scandanavians and UK.

  • Reply to: Journey to Knighthood: The Hidden Steps of Becoming a Medieval Knight   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: kitnkaat

    I agree wholeheartedly

  • Reply to: artifact found unknown time frame   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: LeoGnarleyardo

    Could you desribe the area where you found this object, is the picture shown the front or back cover? 

  • Reply to: Legends of Mount Shasta: The Abode of the Devil Part 2 – Castle Crags: Fortress of Giants   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: kevinlrodericks

    I've lived here in Mount Shasta and Dunsuir for 22 years and love to research this area. Just hiked up the Crags ro the dome. Thinking its a petrified broken giant tree stump. I live by hedge creek falls that have what look like many old carvings in the rock. I've been researching Tartaria, "mud flood", old arcitecture, and so called antiquitech. The Hearst mansion in Mccloud is interesting. Along with Dunsmuirs buildings. Looks mud flooded. IDK. Thanks for the article.

  • Reply to: The ‘Mysterious’ Tully Monster Fossil Just Got More Mysterious   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: EvilBunny

    Are you sure that's a 300 year old fossil?

  • Reply to: Book of the Dead: A Magical Guide to the Egyptian Underworld   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Mary Madeline

    I would love to read these spells

  • Reply to: The Legendary Tower of Babel: What Does it Mean?   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Walter Mattfeld

    Ziggurats were conceived of as being artifical mountains for the gods to descend upon. A room was provided at their tops for the God to rest in, on a bed. The Bible, in error, calls the ziggurats Towers, but they were really artificial mountains. The Bible claims the Tower of Babel was made as an affront to God, but Mesopotamian texts say that these artifical mountains were made to honor the gods, not to offend the gods. A few inscriptions found by archaeologists reveal these ziggurats had names, one of which was KUR, meaning “MOUNTAIN.” So the Sumerian EDIN had mountains, artifical mountains, for the gods to rest upon. In the Bible EDEN’s God is portrayed as enthroned atop Mt. Zion. Whereas EDIN’S gods were accomdated by ziggurats.

  • Reply to: The Walls of Jericho: How Accurate Was The Biblical Account?   4 years 5 months ago
    Comment Author: Walter Mattfeld

    Not known by many is that two Egytologists, Kenneth Kitchen and James Hoffmeier have concluded that a close study of the Bible reveals that 480 years did not elapse from the Exodus to Solomon’s building of the Temple, instead almost 600 years elapsed putting the Exodus at 1540 BC instead of 1446 BC. This aligns the Exodus with the Hyksos expulsion under Pharaoh Ahmoses I, founder of the 18th Dynasty of Egypt. Dame Kenyon dated the fallen walls of Jericho to the Hyksos Expulsion and said Egyptians torched the town after the walls fell. No other walls were built thereafter. The Bible has Jericho being torched by Israel, who has arrived from Egypt, and Kenyon says Egyptians, in pursuit of the Hyksos, burned the walls. The problem? When the Exodus occurs the Bible says Israel fears the Philistines, so she takes the way to the Red Sea instead of the shortcut, the way to the land of the Philistines, which ends at Gaza. Egyptian accounts state the Philistines did not arrive in Canaan until circa 1175 BC in the reign of Pharaoh Rameses 3rd who defeated their attempt to conquer Egypt from Gaza. It would appear that the Bible has the wrong time period for the Philistines, portraying them as antagonists of Abraham at Beersheba circa 2000 BC. No evidence has been found of Israel’s Exodus in the Sinai. The cities conquered by Moses in Moab (modern Jordan) have been excavated and they date to circa 1150 BC not 1540 BC, not 1446 BC (as for example Heshbon). Conclusion: The Bible got right an Israelite settlement in a world that knew the names of Rameses in Egypt and of Philistines in Canaan, but got the date wrong, all this was circa 1200-1100 BC, for Moab’s villages and 1540 BC for the Hyksos Expulsion. Two events separated in time by 400 years came to be conflated and made into the Exodus myth. Why? The Bible tells us that after settling in Canaan the Israelites married the Canaanites and worshipped their gods. Apparently the Canaanites, being descendants of the Hyksos, passed on to their Israelite grandchildren the account of Jericho’s fall associated with the Hyksos Expulsion, and this was conflated with the 12th century settlement in Moab. Thus the Israelites of Iron Age I via intermarriages with Canaanites, came to be, in Iron Age II the descendants of the Hyksos.

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