Exposing Mass Deception

Chemtrails back in 1965? NASA fanboys get a kick out of taunting 'conspiracy theorists' with a military propaganda film from 1965 showing a B52 making trails exactly like modern-day chemtrails. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCiiHO3_5oo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Premonition_(The_Outer_Limi...

Vatican 'coin-trail' Apparently, 300,000 copies of this coin were minted in 1985. https://i.ibb.co/tZWwkVr/Coin-1985.jpg Some say the jet flying over the globe is a reference to the constant travelling of John Paul II, "the Pilgrim Pope". During his reign, he made 104 foreign trips, more than all p...

Promoting the agenda of "the Alliance of World Scientists", Mr. Ripple and colleagues just published an article in Bioscience (Oxford) which "tells it like it is": [From the introduction] Scientists have a moral obligation to clearly warn humanity of any catastrophic threat and to “tell it like it i...

What are those 3 images? I can't see them clearly on my screen. They are pictures from the thread on building technology in remote antiquity (https://i.ibb.co/C9V3YzN/Columns-Two-Types.png, https://i.ibb.co/7zNXktF/MP-1912.jpg). That doesn´t exactly make the mug representative of CF, but I make the...

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If you take the Piri Reis map without the corrections that Hapgood suggests there is no real enigma. Thanks for the input and update on the Piri Reis map. I will comment later. For now I´d like to share a fascinating essay on traditional Polynesian open sea navigation. It was not written by an acad...

Also in Japan, you can find the Yonaguni monument. Harder to research as it is underwater, but it's quite similar to those constructions. https://i.ibb.co/wwKLJPj/Yonaguni-OK.png I didn’t mention it in the post about Japan because I am not fully convinced it is manmade. It does look like it has ste...

If you find the time could you provide some references or some of the claims in this last post? I know some of my last posts have been lacking in references. This is because I have been writing mostly from memory and would have to set time aside to re-read stuff I read twenty years ago, applying th...

How to explain the similarities in building technology between cultures separated by vast expanses of sea in remote antiquity, such as pre-Inca Peru and pre-dynastic Egypt? The current mainstream paradigm is that the Americas were peopled by Asian hunters walking across the Bering Strait sometime be...

The theory of an advanced transcontinental prehistoric civilization does not rely solely on Egyptian and Peruvian megalithic ruins, but is supported by evidence from other geographical regions. It also poses the question of oceanic navigation in remote antiquity, something I will return to in anothe...

In the second half of the 15th century, as the inner circles at the Vatican embraced Hermeticism and Talmudism more or less covertly and became what Michael Hoffman calls “the Occult Renaissance Church of Rome”, interest in Classical and Pagan art boomed. Not many people are aware that Pope Leo X sp...

Seneca » October 9th, 2019, 4:16 pm wrote:He was being sarcastic...

Oh, sorry, I was a bit slow on the uptake then. I guess I was linking it to his mention of Fomenko back on page 1.

fbenario » October 5th, 2019, 8:11 pm wrote:There are numerous examples of concrete structures that date back to the Roman Republic and Roman Empire, such as The Pantheon, that seem to be holding up pretty well. Yes, that was just a little bit more than 150 years ago.

Are you saying the Roman Empire flourished around 1850?

Here is some ammunition for the fans of the cast block hypothesis: A study from 2006 (Microstructural Evidence of Reconstituted Limestone Blocks in the Great Pyramids of Egypt) claims to have found evidence to support the notion that some of the limestone blocks of the Great Pyramid were cast. https...

Since we are at it, here is the testimony of two other historians who visited the pyramids at Giza in the classical period. I don’t pretend to have anything clever to add which hasn’t been said by others, but figured I’d gather the fragments in one place for easy reference. Strabo (c. 63 BC to c. 24...