Hi ScarZ,
Thank you for posting this information. Does any of David Flynn's material give any idea to the time-frames for the early events or historical figures that his research indicated?
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Speaking of those bizarre things...well, maybe not so bizarre considering all the hi-jinx our globalists are hip deep in.From Examiner.com Ryan Keller wrote:
Hacked e-mails reveal 'Washington approved' plan to stage Syria chemical attack
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On Saturday, Cyber War Newsreleased a cache of e-mails allegedly hacked by someone in Malaysia from a British private defense contractor called Britam Defence.
One of the e-mails contains a discussion between Britam’s Business Development Director David Goulding and Philip Doughty, company founder. In the exchange, it’s revealed that there is a plan to unleash chemical weapons inSyria in order to blame it on theBashar Al Assad regime to justify a direct intervention by U.S. and NATO forces in the country's civil war. The plan, thought up by the governmentof Qatar according to the e-mail, is “approved by Washington.”
[color][font]Phil
We’ve got a new offer. It’s about Syria again. Qataris propose an attractive deal and swear that the idea is approved by Washington.
We’ll have to deliver a CW (chemical weapon) to Homs, a Soviet origin g-shell from Libya similar to those that Assad should have.
They want us to deploy our Ukrainian personnel that should speak Russian and make a video record.
Frankly, I don’t think it’s a good idea but the sums proposed are enormous. Your opinion?
Kind regards
David
If this e-mail is authentic, it would confirm what has been reported in the past: that the al-Qaida connected Syrian rebels are planning to unleash chemical weapons as a false flag.
In June, Russia Today reported that Syrian rebels had acquired gas masks and chemical weapons from Libya and “allegedly plan to use it against civilians and pin the atrocity on the Bashar al-Assad regime.”
A Saudi company had further allegedly fitted 1,400 ambulances with a filtering system to protect passengers from gas and chemicals after Syrian rebels launch a chemical weapons attack using mortar rounds, all at the cost of $97,000 each. These ambulances, labeled with “Syrian People’s Relief,” would actually be carrying U.S. and NATO troops. According to Paul Joseph Watson:
[/font][/color][color][font]The attack, which will involve the use of white phosphorus, sarin and mustard gas, will be launched on a heavily populated town near the Syria/Jordan border, possibly Daraa, after which the vehicles will pour in under the cover of humanitarian aid.
The ambulances…will operate under the guise of an aid mission to help the victims of the chemical weapons attack, but in reality are nothing short of armored personnel carriers.
A buffer zone will be created “that will lead to a NATO military intervention under the pretext of punishing Assad’s regime for the atrocity.”
In December, a video was posted online showing a member of the Syrian rebels testing chemicals on rabbits while jihadist chants go on in the background. In the video, containers labeled Tekkim are shown, which is a Turkish chemicals company. On the wall is a poster with Arabic writing on it that reads “The Almighty Wind Brigade (Kateebat A Reeh Al Sarsar),” according to the Syria Tribune.
[/font][/color][color][font]A person wearing a lab mask then mixes chemicals in a beaker in the glass box, and we see some gas emitting from the beaker. About a minute later, the rabbits start to have random convulsions and then die. The person says: You saw what happened? This will be your fate, you infidel Alawites, I swear by ALLAH to make you die like these rabbits, one minute only after you inhale the gas.
Assad has maintained that he will not use chemical weapons in Syria’s ongoing war. It would seem unlikely that he would, considering that it would put the militaries of most of the world’s powers against him. Further, an official from within the Pentagon told NBC News that there was no evidence that Assad was planning such attacks.
Intervention in Syria is not about protecting civilians. The Assad regime is allied with the Iranian government, and by overthrowing it, the West has an advantage in an attack on the Islamic Republic.[/font][/color]
"This is an indeterminite problem. How shall I solve it? Pessimistically? Or optimistically? Or a range of probabilities expressed as a curve, or several curves?..........Well.....we're Loonies. Loonies bet. Hell, we have to! They shipped us up and bet us we couldn't stay alive. We fooled 'em. We'll fool 'em again!" Robert Heinlein, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress.
Pray, that if "it" be now, that the cyclic time has come, pray that you will be guided what to do, where to go and with whom you associate.MD02 wrote:I'm still spinning in contemplation about a great many things as of lately.Jake Reason wrote:Yes, that is my understanding too. Dan said Ron told him to stand down. Coincidentally 3 months later, the Rat did. LOL There is never a scarcity of the strange and bizarre written on OpenMindsForum.
Yes. His Hypothesis is exceedingly childish and short sighted, but he is receiving tidbits from down high.
Do you think there is more where that came from?
I don't know who Ron is. I mean his soul. Unclear, shielded.Cyrellys wrote:If Ron was involved telling the Pope to step down (The during the Vatican ET disclosure comments, if I recall correctly) I wonder if he was involved in this mess above just as much? Considering its the satanistic branches who supposedly love to create the Book of Revelations? Death, destruction, and global mayhem? Or Bengazi? or Seal Team 6/Bin Laden? Or is he just the mail carrier?
I have been in prayer( Upward) for the last year, asking for guidance and for Him to place those in my path to help me understand. I do not know of the time or the place...Jake Reason wrote:Pray, that if "it" be now, that the cyclic time has come, pray that you will be guided what to do, where to go and with whom you associate.MD02 wrote:I'm still spinning in contemplation about a great many things as of lately.Jake Reason wrote:Yes, that is my understanding too. Dan said Ron told him to stand down. Coincidentally 3 months later, the Rat did. LOL There is never a scarcity of the strange and bizarre written on OpenMindsForum.
Yes. His Hypothesis is exceedingly childish and short sighted, but he is receiving tidbits from down high.
Do you think there is more where that came from?
Not as high as he might think, though. That, is only reserved for the spiritually gifted. The phenomenology kind. Of which he has confirmed is outside his experiential abilities.
But none-the-less, he will periodically drop gemstones that could glisten the path for rarely defined keen eyes. Purposely, usually, unclear, as he works for the dark side. Which he is sure, also plays a Divine responsibility.
And the world turns....
Hawk - Steve Quayle Alerts wrote:STEVE,
RIVER PIRATE HAS ALERTED ME TO SOME REPORTS VIA EUROPEAN EARS AND EYES. SYRIAN PRESIDENT BASHIR ASSAD'S AIRCRAFT WAS NOTED LEAVING SYRIA AND FLYING TO AND SUBSEQUENTLY LANDING IN IRAN YESTERDAY. PASSENGER MANIFEST OR CARGO IS NOT KNOWN FOR SURE, HOWEVER.............IT IS A HIGH PROBABILITY THAT ASSAD AND HIS FAMILY ARE REALLY ALREADY SAFE IN IRAN. Hawk
Aug 28, 2013
"This is an indeterminite problem. How shall I solve it? Pessimistically? Or optimistically? Or a range of probabilities expressed as a curve, or several curves?..........Well.....we're Loonies. Loonies bet. Hell, we have to! They shipped us up and bet us we couldn't stay alive. We fooled 'em. We'll fool 'em again!" Robert Heinlein, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress.
I have this sense of appalled horror that anyone would even think the Source would condone something like this.ScaRZ wrote:
Some who think they are doing it for God,will one day hear a voice speak........."I never knew you."
"This is an indeterminite problem. How shall I solve it? Pessimistically? Or optimistically? Or a range of probabilities expressed as a curve, or several curves?..........Well.....we're Loonies. Loonies bet. Hell, we have to! They shipped us up and bet us we couldn't stay alive. We fooled 'em. We'll fool 'em again!" Robert Heinlein, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress.
I know he has a notation in your quote of the super power being at 3100 BC which would put it after the cataclysm by roughly 400 +/- years. I'm not sure that is enough time for a rebound from the "ark" account for a super power to emerge, nor does it match the Aes Dana recollection of the event story or the aftermath with some of the ancient Irish (FirBolg) sheltering with the proto-Greeks. I'm estimating the Return of the Aes Dana from off world at approx 3100 Bc as the oral record says that the Earth was still settling down and the was extensive cloud cover which their ships burned through on re-entry. And some of the story implies that it was approx half a millennia after the cataclysm/war; perhaps as short as 200 yrs or as much as 500yrs as the stories said "several generations in the cities of the Ancients".From Cy's notes wrote:West Knowth is dated as being 5000 years old – approx 3500-3000 BC (approx date of the Return)
Cycles dated approx from 2013 (-3600y)
(1700AD – little ice age)
(1513 CE Piri Reis map drawn by Turkish cartographer shows representation of Antartica 300 years before it was discovered and the appearance of which is as the landmass before it was covered in ice 6000 years ago)
(1487BC- magificent example of 3500 yr old neolithic art in Scotland – similar to the writing on the stone calendar project in Eire)
1587BC most recent cycle
(Between 1700BC or 1800BC to 1178 BC Hittites given attribution to creating Cappadocia underground cities -
but might be more accurately attributed to the Hattians c. 2300BC to 1700BC which would pair up better with an environmental impetus)
(2487BC = 4500 yrs ago Peruvian Andes Huascaran core findings show thick band of dust particles, most smaller than a micron in diameter the concentration of which is perhaps 150 times greater than anywhere else in the core- possibly from drought conditions in Africa and middle east.)
(3500BC-3000BC stone calendar project – West Knowth dating, possible date of the Return)
(3187BC = 5200yrs ago – rapid cooling and dust in ice core samples in Quelccaya Peru)
(3987BC = 6000 years ago – Vedas indicate technologically advanced civilization, also Antarctica not covered in ice – Piri Reis map period)
5187BC – possible cataclysmic (Danann retreat/Biblical account of the flood or prior cycle?)
8787BC – possible cataclysmic (sinking of the Japan So Sea great stones)
(8987BC-beginning of interglacial period)
12,387BC – Beginning of last ice age?
15987BC – No. America using stone shelters.
Check age of SW Tribes in cavern shelters
Compare to geologic pole shift dates
Dating source of Piri Reis Map
Since the Earth has significant continental glaciation in the Arctic and Antarctic, we are currently in a glacial minimum of a glaciation. Such a period between glacial maxima is known as an interglacial. The glacials and interglacials also coincided with changes in the Earth’s orbit called Milankovitch cycles.
"This is an indeterminite problem. How shall I solve it? Pessimistically? Or optimistically? Or a range of probabilities expressed as a curve, or several curves?..........Well.....we're Loonies. Loonies bet. Hell, we have to! They shipped us up and bet us we couldn't stay alive. We fooled 'em. We'll fool 'em again!" Robert Heinlein, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress.
"This is an indeterminite problem. How shall I solve it? Pessimistically? Or optimistically? Or a range of probabilities expressed as a curve, or several curves?..........Well.....we're Loonies. Loonies bet. Hell, we have to! They shipped us up and bet us we couldn't stay alive. We fooled 'em. We'll fool 'em again!" Robert Heinlein, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress.
Agreed.Jake Reason wrote:I do believe however, the Abrahamic faiths are going to have to face the Ooparts of ancient history.
Before Its News wrote:
Cartography is an ancient urge. Humans made maps long before they invented writing.
But whereas the origin of the written word can be pinpointed with some certainty to the Middle East at the end of the fourth millennium BC [1], no such archaeological consensus exists over the age and location of the world’s oldest map.
The problem, with each candidate piece of scratched or painted rock: Is it ritual abstraction, or realistic depiction? In other words, when does the shaman become a mapmaker?
The answers to that question vary wildly. The oldest examples of mapmaking are also the most debatable, probably because cartographer and augurer are still joined in Siamese twinship.
Take the Çatalhöyük wall painting, dated to the late seventh millennium BC. Does it really represent a map of the neolithic settlement it its Anatolian surroundings? Or are those rooftops really just an abstract pattern, and that erupting volcano nothing more than a leopard skin? [2]?
The oldest indisputable examples of cartography depict heavenly bodies, in large part because their position is still verifiable today. A drawing in France’s Lascaux cave, dated to 18,500 years ago, clearly shows the Pleiades [3], as well as the so-called Summer Triangle [4].
Even though other ancient examples of maps could still be unearthed, the scientific consensus is that cartography has an outer age limit – roughly the same one for burial rites, cave paintings and other expressions of symbolic thinking. The emergence of this ‘behavioural modernity’, either as a sudden shift in human genetics or as a gradual accumulation of skills, is thought to have culminated about 50,000 years ago with the advent of language.
Along comes an amateur archaeologist with a stunning find that could pulverise that age limit. What if the world’s oldest map is at least ten times older than that putative onset of abstract thought. How about a map that is anywhere from half a million to one million years old?
The amateur is David King, a passionate Yorkshireman who prefers to call himself an ‘intuitive archaeologist’: “ possess academic qualifications, but I have been collecting, analysing and researching one site at the head of the Colne Valley [5] in England”. Over two decades, Mr. King has collected over 10,000 paleolithic artefacts in the area.
The map in question seems to be engraved on a 4.5-inch tall pebble. It takes only a small leap of the imagination to recognise the coastlines of Europe in the shapes incised into the stone. But matching the mapwork with the object’s supposed age – up to a million years, Mr. King contends – is several bridges too far for current science. And for most scientists.
Mr. King has had the map stone for over a decade, but in all those years was unable to have ‘official’ palaeontologists concede that it might be a man-made artefact. “They all say that it is a coincidence or a ‘natural’ occurrence, and that prehistoric man […] was incapable of such a feat […] The fact remains that it has been done […] Even a child with a limited grasp of geography can recognise the Western European coastline on this map”.
In fact, Mr. King contends, the stone surface presents “an accurate,detailed and concise map of the coastlines,lakes and river systems from north Europe all the way down to South Africa.”
If, as Mr. King’s non-intuitive colleagues maintain, the shapes displayed on the pebble are mere coincidences, they are pretty big ones. He lists some of the correspondences:
* “The mighty River Eridanos [6] flowed […] until about 700,000 years ago from the Baltic to the North Sea and marks the northernmost limit of the map, although Greenland could also be seen”.
* “In England, the Rivers Thames, Bytham [7] and Medway are shown, although Scotland is cut off and the Welsh coast is above water.The Bytham was known to have been obliterated by the Anglian Ice Age [8] as are several of the marked rivers in northern Germany,the Paris Basin appears to be flooded possibly between the Seine and the Somme”.
* “In Germany, the Rivers Rhine, Ems and Meuse and the lost rivers are marked. [S]trangely, the red ‘warrior figure’ is original and possibly a painted image… It does not scrub off!”
* “The west coast of France is remarkably accurate, with the Rivers Loire,Garonne,Rhône among others marked and the area south of Marseilles in shown above water (there are cave drawing off the coast there now 120 feet under water)”.
* “In Spain, the River Ebro is clearly marked, and [archaeological] finds there have been dated at before the geomagnetic field change 780,000 years ago [9].The Ebro appears to join up with the Rhône at a delta now under the sea”.
* “In Portugal the Rivers Tagus, Guadiana and others are shown”.
* “The Straits of Gibraltar are easily identifiable as is the north coast of Africa, although the Med looks rather different.Bearing in mind that this is a seismically active area and the African tectonic plates are sliding underneath the European plates,the changes over more than half a million years would have been considerable. It still looks recognisable today though”.
* “Lake Victoria and the River Nile appear to be shown too and [the map] appears to mark a land path north from East Africa to Europe crossing land that is now sea to join the Rivers Rhone,Ebro and Garonne”.
Mr. King speculates that the map stone is the receptacle of many generations’ worth of navigational knowledge, acquired as man left drought-stricken Africa for the more promising shores of Europe: “It must have been by boat or raft, probably bamboo, as [this] grows abundantly around rivers and coastlines. […] I expect that they moved slowly around the coast and navigable rivers,using natural safe harbours, settling in suitable areas where adequate water [and] food could be found,while some moved on to the next safe harbour […] Intimate knowledge of the coastlines and rivers [was] generated into a mental ‘map’ that probably first manifested in ‘written’ form on easier to use materials like clay, wax, wood or leather, but of course they would not have survived the passage of such a long period of time and no trace of them would remain today. After many,many generations,the accumulated knowledge was able to be transcribed onto stone with incredible accuracy”.
“[The artefact] must have been in much greater relief when made, the coastlines appear to have been incised and painted black (probably manganese dioxide) with the landmasses left in relief…it could even have been used to print copies onto beeswax, resin or clay”.
A fantastic story, but is it too good to be true? Mr King has a hard time convincing the scientific establishment of his theory that the earth-stone is an artefact, made by very, very, very early humans: “So far, not a single British archaeologist or anthropologist will even entertain the idea that it could have been made by Early Man, and [they] have never investigated further… [A]nd yet they freely admit they know so very little about pre-Neanderthal humans in Britain from 475,000 to 900,000 years [ago]!”
Perhaps because the oldest human artefact ever found, the so-called Venus of Hohle Fels [10], is between 35,000 and 40,000 years old, which is about the same age bracket for the world’s oldest cave painting yet discovered [11].
“[A]lthough very little is known of pre-Neanderthal humans [in the UK], I believe I have evidence that the European subspecies of Homo erectus (whether Homo antecessor or Homo heidelbergensis) that first came out of Africa around 1.2 million years ago was far more knowledgeable, intelligent, highly evolved and resourceful than is currently understood […] I doubt anyone today could make such an artefact as this by hand – but does this really mean it can’t have been made by man in deep time?”
“I believe this map holds many secrets and begs so very many questions that I have probably only touched the tip of an iceberg. So please tell me if you find more, I must have missed so much!”
The reason Mr. King refuses to believe this paleo-map is a coincidence, are other examples of stone maps he found at the Colne Valley site. “One map not only shows the rivers, but also two springs, crossing points, three distinct doglegs and landmarks, [in all] 33 points of reference to the existing topography”. He is working on a book to explain his findings in detail – even though established scientists will probably continue to ignore them: “I feel I have walked into an Aladdin’s cave of treasures, discovered a lost world and been given a ‘gift’ from above… And yet so far, nobody seems that interested when I try to pass the knowledge on.The vanity of these people, they think they know everything and because they have a few letters after their names, they refuse to accept that experienced amateurs such as myself have any part to play in future discoveries… Hasnt science always been so!”
Many thanks to Mr. King for sending in these pictures of his find. More on them on his website, Colnianman Museum.
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[1] The oldest extant examples of written language are over 5,000 years old, and from Mesopotamia (present-day Iraq). Writing then originated independently in China approximately 3,200 years ago, and in Central America around 2,600 years ago.
[2] Older examples of ‘map-like’ features carved in stone were found in the Czech Republic and Spain. Dated to 25,000 and 14,000 years ago respectively, the carvings could also represent a merely ‘spiritual’ landscape.
[3] A.k.a. the Seven Sisters, this star cluster in the constellation Taurus (Latin for bull) is one of the most striking objects in the night sky in the northern hemisphere.
[4] A triangular star pattern visible in the northern hemisphere, connecting the three brightest stars in the constellations Aquila (Latin for eagle), Cygnus (Latin for Swan) and Lyra (Latin for lyre), i.e. Altair (from the Arabic for [flying] eagle), Deneb (from the Arabic for [hen's] tail) and Vega (from the Arabic for falling [eagle]), respectively.
http://beforeitsnews.com/beyond-science/2013/09/map-stone-up-to-a-million-years-old-found-in-england-and-ignored-by-scientists-photos-2443426.html
"This is an indeterminite problem. How shall I solve it? Pessimistically? Or optimistically? Or a range of probabilities expressed as a curve, or several curves?..........Well.....we're Loonies. Loonies bet. Hell, we have to! They shipped us up and bet us we couldn't stay alive. We fooled 'em. We'll fool 'em again!" Robert Heinlein, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress.
There are so many things that come to my mind when the subject of male and female (man) creations before The Man (Adam) was formed and Eve was taken from The Man (Adam).Jake Reason wrote:
I do believe however, the Abrahamic faiths are going to have to face the Ooparts of ancient history. And thus discover that there was an Adamic age before this current Adamic age. Not that it will matter too much for now, as it looks like the Armageddon CheerLeaders are on the war path. Judgement Day may be on the horizon. But come the Millennium, we'll have time to learn and explore all sorts of wondrous things.
"This is an indeterminite problem. How shall I solve it? Pessimistically? Or optimistically? Or a range of probabilities expressed as a curve, or several curves?..........Well.....we're Loonies. Loonies bet. Hell, we have to! They shipped us up and bet us we couldn't stay alive. We fooled 'em. We'll fool 'em again!" Robert Heinlein, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress.
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