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  • Reply to: Genes of 92 prehistoric Native Americans give further evidence of a terrible holocaust   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: aleks mici

    As they succeeded to thrive more than 40000 years and in few century to disappear suddenly after the arrival of white Christina criminals it remains only one criminal to be charged !
    The criminal white race !
    USA it is a genocidal fraud of the history ! The land where criminals are heroes !?? Strange insane mentality and moral !
    The same they did it in Europe in Russia( Europe too ) and all over their colonies !
    All USA history it is suite of crimes against humanity !

  • Reply to: History of the 12,000-Year-Old Swastika: Origin, Meaning and Symbolism   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Brandon Darrin

    The Swastika wasn't stolen from Hindu Veda's it was stolen from the Cherokee when we were enslaved and slaughtered. The white trash that slaughtered my culture then used it to slaughter the few jews that knew of our travel from the holy land. We kept the symbol sacred until our destruction. And then they disgraced it in front of our youth to make sure we never tap into it's power again. Roman Catholics, and Christian hiding Satanists wish to ruin strong cultures and pollute their symbols for bad. It's best to keep your sacred symbols special by no longer sharing them with white trash sinners. Cherokee will rise again!

  • Reply to: Evidence for Vikings in Canada Grows with Surprising Find of Ironworking Site in Newfoundland   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Mick McNulty

    Iron and steel was so rare for the Vikings that if they came across a wrecked longship on a beach they would take the time to retrieve its iron nails. When pillaging they would raid workshops like farriers and carpenters to steal all the tools and metal supplies they could find, and from houses they would even steal kitchenware which back then was all hand-made and thus valuable booty.

    Although they had a mean reputation that was usually only when they were challenged, because to put people to the sword and burn places takes time. They wanted to get in, steal then go. Their reputation came largely from monks in charge of raided churches, seemingly ungrateful to be left alive.

    Once they became regular raiders to steal wool, North Sea fish and European vegetables to trade with the Arabs, they liked to buy high-quality Arab steel from which their armourers forged their weapons.

  • Reply to: Genes of 92 prehistoric Native Americans give further evidence of a terrible holocaust   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Emmet Sweeney

    Regarding the Pleistocene extinctions, I read somewhere that all of the present bison population of North America was descended from a single female just a few thousand years ago.

  • Reply to: Genes of 92 prehistoric Native Americans give further evidence of a terrible holocaust   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Emmet Sweeney

    One important factor not mentioned in the various comments: These were remains of Native Americans ranging from 26,000 years ago to 500 years ago. In other words, a substantial number of them dated from the Pleistocene epoch. There was a mass extinction at the end of the Pleistocene which affected both humans and animals, almost certainly caused by some form of comet impact. This being the case, it is hardly surprising that Native Americans of the Clovis period (Pleistocene) left no descendants. Native Europeans of the same epoch, I can guarantee, left just as few.

  • Reply to: Please introduce yourself   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Hockey.Cowboy

    I'm new here. And I'm happy for you. I wish my boy was still little, those were great times!

  • Reply to: Giant Face-like Rock Formations and a Rock Shrine Found in Bulgaria   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Kurt Eskildsen

    Lot's of pareidolia going on here, I think.

  • Reply to: The rediscovery of ‘Noah’, a 6,500-year-old skeleton, who survived a Great Flood   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Hockey.Cowboy

    Fascinating! Just laying in a box in one of the Museum’s back room, huh? Sad. 

    But I love what could be evidence of the Biblical Flood! I hope more light can be shed on this matter.

  • Reply to: Ten Incredible Underwater Discoveries That Have Captured Our Imagination   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Hockey.Cowboy

    Wasnt this a practice performed by ancient Peruvian people, applying pressure to the cranium of an infant, possibly one of a high status? I knew the Mayans utilized Cenotes in their religious rites involving human sacrifice, but wasn't aware of them elongating their people’s skulls! 

    I wonder if these victims were captives from a battle.

    Cenotes are fascinating to explore – and beautiful, with clear water!

  • Reply to: Genes of 92 prehistoric Native Americans give further evidence of a terrible holocaust   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Prestoz

    It is hard to know where to start with this extremely disappointing article which significantly diminishes the credibility of this website. Aside from attempting to lump more undeserved white guilt on the descendants of the European explorers of yesteryear by insisting their actions be viewed through a 21st century cultural Marxist lens, the article is inaccurate and illogical and draws conclusions that the "facts" don't allow. Even assuming that the alleged facts are accurate, it is not logically open to conclude that it was post-Columbian actions that caused the extinction of these people. It is also not logically open to conclude that they were "genocided," simply because their genetic line did not continue. Or maybe they were "genocided" by their own people sometime after 23,000BCE like Kenwicke Man? This hackneyed attempt to reinforce the mainstream archeological narrative is quite pathetic. People are better informed than that these days and are aware of the Solutrean influence and Clovis Culture going back tens of thousands of years more than the orthodox narrative allows. Very disingenuous article.

  • Reply to: The Legacy of Armenia: Trade, Metallurgy, and Forging of Precious Metals of the Ancient World   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: tmobley1

    This is a really cool find, the forge I wonder what the likely hood of someday finding a machine tool equipment shop. 

  • Reply to: Rare Second Temple Bronze Tools Uncovered Near the Sea of Galilee   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Joe Stitzel

    hmm, that handle has spiral pattern on it , just like pattern on another post here, that many now have commented on what they think it represents. can't find that other post though :(

  • Reply to: How Ancient Horse-Dung Bacteria is Helping Locate Where Hannibal Crossed the Alps   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Glen

    I thought the Saint Denis Pass had been used by Hannibal. Any ideas?

  • Reply to: Rare Second Temple Bronze Tools Uncovered Near the Sea of Galilee   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: vicki s

    at the time of the Second Temple, it was my impression that the entire basis of the Judaism then was based ONLY with the Jerusalem Second Temple. If so, why would a Second Temple holy implement even BE in the Galilee??

  • Reply to: Genes of 92 prehistoric Native Americans give further evidence of a terrible holocaust   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Glen

    Beautiful map of the Bering land bridge. That is the best comment I can make about the latest addition to the fatal disease of "white guilt".

    The population numbers used by the author is false because the prevailing hunter-gatherer system of food supply could not sustain the population cited.
    An estimated 10 million people lived what is now the continental United States when the white man arrived.
    What we now call Native Americans are the 4th or 5th wave of peoples who arrived in the Western Hemisphere, each successive wave wiping out those they found here.

    Blacks were enslaved and brought to the Western Hemisphere to do the work because most 'Native Americans' would not work for the white man.
    The Aztecs were sacrificing about 25,000 'Indians' a year, the blood of the victims was thought to feed their gods. One year the Aztecs sacrificed 20,000 Indians to consecrate a temple.
    I hope the so-called science used to arrive at the author's libel was able to separate who killed those used for the DNA, those killed by whites or those killed by other Indians.

    Nice use of the Jews and Roma genocides, I suppose they were chosen because they were victims of Hitler and the so-called Right Wing. If you want some real genocide, look at Stalin, a Communist (aka. the Left) who killed 15 million Ukrainians the winter of 1932,1933. That was more people killed in Hitler's whole career.

  • Reply to: Genes of 92 prehistoric Native Americans give further evidence of a terrible holocaust   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Glen

    Gloria Smith,
    Shame on you for masquerading as someone with a modicum of intelligence.
    White Christian people in that time period did not have the faintest idea what caused these diseases.
    BTW: That takes away your feigned moral superiority and the liberal all purpose accusation, "hypocrite".
    Sex with a virgin is the cure for AIDS is what passes for conventional wisdom and modern medical practice much of the non-white world today. This is non-white that has not been contaminated with white Christians. The youngest virgin to date is 7 months old.

  • Reply to: Genes of 92 prehistoric Native Americans give further evidence of a terrible holocaust   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Van_der_Leun

    "This writer has often thought that if the Europeans knew they were infecting and killing natives with disease, the only decent thing they could have done would have been to quarantine themselves from these continents.f"

    Really? Well "this writer" has read Miller's pool of sewage and decided he needs to kill himself before his drooling nonsense embarrasses him even more. What a pile of crap. Pretentious and wrong to boot.

  • Reply to: Legendary Locks: Can Hair Act as a Sixth Sense, Protecting us from Danger?   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: Colin Berry

    What you describe is the physiological response that gives rise to 'goose bumps' where tiny muscles at the base of each hair contract, making the hair 'stand on end', and causing the surrounding skin to become 'bumpy'. The textbooks usually describe it as a stress-related fight-or-flight response, but that's where things start to get a bit sketchy, with suggestions that it's a vestige from a much earlier and hairier stage of evolution where having a lot of dense hair stand up makes one look bigger and more frightening to an enemy (as seen in scared cats for example).

    Or might it come back to that suggested "sixth sense" one wonders, where fear of something lurking makes the hair stand on end, making it more sensitive to movement in the surroundings, especially in the dark say. Thus the common report of being conscious of the hair on one's head or neck. Might that help serve as a warning of something creeping up behind one, partly compensating for not having eyes in the back of one's head?

  • Reply to: Making a Magical Substance for Health and Wealth - Discovery of Alchemy Transcripts by Newton   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: gord

    I can concur with your last comment in many ways. Perhaps my opening line in my first comment in using the latin term ‘per se’ which means I believe ‘by itself’ was used wrongly. I was I thought alluding to, that the philosopher’s stone a physical object(?) was not in by itself the only thing required for either external or internal alchemy. And or that perhaps the philosopher’s stone may not be ‘just’ a physical object but also an internal one.

    As is above/macro/external, so shall it be below/micro/internal.

    About 40 years ago in my ignorance I ask a number of questions. A question asked reveals 3 things I believe; 1) what one knows, 2) what one does not know, 3) that which will be revealed. But, once a question is asked IT must be answered. Well my questions have been and continue to be answered in a number of ways. Either discovering these answers by my self through various means, or having things revealed to myself by others.

    My challenge and that which I have discovered is that there is no way these answers can be how shall I say it, ‘shared’. The language just does not exist I believe. They have to be discovered by self for self, more of a feeling, an internal understanding. The best I have ‘come’ up with is to live these truths and not to be afraid to speak them when ever possible if one can. By living them and speaking up, not dwelling in the place where ‘fear is the mind killer’, the best I can hope for is others to observe these truths and take them into their lives as well. Sort of like the concept of 6 degrees of separation or the 100 monkey syndrome.

    Many, a time over the last 40 years I have wished that I had never asked these questions, nor gone down the rabbit hole, could crawl back into that cave of ignorance. But alas, it is not so. That which I have had to go through, experience, that which has been revealed to me, well at times it has been and continues to be almost overwhelming.

    Having meandered about this path of life now for 60 years no one is more surprised then myself that ‘I’ AM still here. Ignorant and naïve in many ways being off set by other things, maintaining a dynamic balance of sorts. Still the stranger in a strange land, seeking the answers to many questions. Watching, observing, participating in, waiting.

    Any ways, in truth my apologies for disturbing your wa. All the best to you in your seeking.

  • Reply to: Giant Face-like Rock Formations and a Rock Shrine Found in Bulgaria   8 years 1 month ago
    Comment Author: ernest tomic

    Good site

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