I agree with Zari. for some reason or other we landed on this earthly planet. circumstances beyond our control. maybe for a greater purpose. can't understand why or what for. if i'm being honest i'm pretty scared don't know how you guys feel or what you think. are we controlled by something higher than ourselves. will it go wrong and what do you expect will happen to us. truthfully.
red blancmonge
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I believe we were created by another being from a different planet, but I disagree with what this guys thinks.
Read discussionBloodlines, exactly. not UK, not USA. bloodlines rule this planet
Read discussionThe evidence:
"Bad backs"? Show me another species, our size, that spends 2/3 of its lifetime working.
"Strong dislike for naturally occurring foods"? We eat compacted hormones and processed mysteries, I'm amazed we still have tongues and not straws for mouths.
"Sunburns"? If you live far from the equator and have about 50 sunny days a year, during which you cover your skin with a bucket of sun screen, your body shouldn't be accustomed to prolonged exposure to the sun. If it did, your skin would not be able to absorb sunlight and your body would not be able compose vitamin D.
"Ridiculously high rates of chronic disease"? Foreign particles in the atmosphere (spraying), foreign particles in water (fluoride and chlorine), bad diet, stress etc. cause "chronic diseases". Dis-ease = not being at ease. In all seriousness, chronic diseases are a lot more akin to slow poisoning than most people care to know.
"Babies’ heads are so large"? If 3 year old dogs had the problem solving capabilities of an adult human, their heads would be monstrous. Additionally, if one takes into account that humans don't have to fend for themselves for at least a decade after their birth it puts things in perspective.
"Women having difficulty giving birth"? I remember talking to a woman that had an all natural birth, no epidural. She described it as a bliss unlike to any other.
"People just feel like they are not at home on our planet"? From living under trees in the day and stars at night, to concrete and artificial lights. When our direct environment has gone through such a drastic transformation in the last 50-100 years, "filling at home" would make you artificial.
"Naturally violent species"? When the people given an avenue to be heard are those who have nothing of value to say, how would you expect those people, whose lives can be likened to manifestations of injustice to behave? The barrel eventually fills up and then it explodes.
"Intended to create debate, instead of being a scientific study". You need arguments to have a debate. All you can hope for with these, is to amuse.
To sum this article up, we come from a small planet or satellite, with thick atmosphere, where processed food grows naturally and it rains lube.
I'm pretty sure I was born on this planet which makes me an earthling. Theories mentioning the use of genetic manipulation to give rise to us have been around for a while. This article will be hard pressed to bring forth that discussion.
A far more relevant question to this article would be, what purpose does its publication serve?
Zari
Read discussion"Bad backs"? Show me another species, our size, that spends 2/3 of its lifetime working.
"Strong dislike for naturally occurring foods"? We eat compacted hormones and processed mysteries, I'm amazed we still have tongues and not straws for mouths.
"Sunburns"? If you live far from the equator and have about 50 sunny days a year, during which you cover your skin with a bucket of sun screen, your body shouldn't be accustomed to prolonged exposure to the sun. If it did, your skin would not be able to absorb sunlight and your body would not be able compose vitamin D.
"Ridiculously high rates of chronic disease"? Foreign particles in the atmosphere (spraying), foreign particles in water (fluoride and chlorine), bad diet, stress etc. cause "chronic diseases". Dis-ease = not being at ease. In all seriousness, chronic diseases are a lot more akin to slow poisoning than most people care to know.
"Babies’ heads are so large"? If 3 year old dogs had the problem solving capabilities of an adult human, their heads would be monstrous. Additionally, if one takes into account that humans don't have to fend for themselves for at least a decade after their birth it puts things in perspective.
"Women having difficulty giving birth"? I remember talking to a woman that had an all natural birth, no epidural. She described it as a bliss unlike to any other.
"People just feel like they are not at home on our planet"? From living under trees in the day and stars at night, to concrete and artificial lights. When our direct environment has gone through such a drastic transformation in the last 50-100 years, "filling at home" would make you artificial.
"Naturally violent species"? When the people given an avenue to be heard are those who have nothing of value to say, how would you expect those people, whose lives can be likened to manifestations of injustice to behave? The barrel eventually fills up and then it explodes.
"Intended to create debate, instead of being a scientific study". You need arguments to have a debate. All you can hope for with these, is to amuse.
To sum this article up, we come from a small planet or satellite, with thick atmosphere, where processed food grows naturally and it rains lube.
I'm pretty sure I was born on this planet which makes me an earthling. Theories mentioning the use of genetic manipulation to give rise to us have been around for a while. This article will be hard pressed to bring forth that discussion.
A far more relevant question to this article would be, what purpose does its publication serve?
Zari
I do believe we were created by a higher intelligent race, I believe they were our gods, but they left for reasons unknown! Do they still exist? Who knows! I actually think we were created here for some scientific experiment, yes you might call me crazy but this is what I believe!
Carl
Read discussionCarl
Not the uk as such but more the bloodlines.
Read discussion17 Nov 2013 18:44:51
The solar system needed an insane asylum. pea
Read discussionThe solar system needed an insane asylum. pea
I think we were created by a higher intelligence whether we are from a different planet I have no idea.
Read discussionThanks, currently reading David Icke's "The Biggest Secret" other than the lizards running the world thing, its interesting especially his theory that the USA is OWNED by the UK.
Read discussionI really don't think so mate I wonder why they even put the Super Bowl part in the film though. I think it was just to give Cruises Character a link to talk about the past that people will relate to. I enjoyed the special affects but I don't think this film was trying to tell us anything to be honest if any big motion picture is even really trying to tell us something of importance? We all know on here that the powers that be have complete control & a long term plan that could see these sort of things come to life in the future. I personally believe anything that's intentionally shown to us that we might think could happen like in movies & TV Shows is to get us distracted from the real travesty's ahead. They couldn't be so dumb & brazen to put so many signs out there day in day out I think that they do this to antagonise the people like us who do believe into doing something stupid by throwing it in our faces to an extent that people lose there mental strength.
Read discussionThe sun is the main heat source of our planet, which implies that meteorologic predictions should be based on monitoring the suns cycles. If one adds to those calculations the heat released/stored by the oceans, as water has a larger surface area on this planet than land, then meteorologic predictions should have the greatest possible approximation to the outcome (bar any weather manipulation and chemtrails).
I find the idea of attempting to calculate the interactions between localized weather systems in a weather prediction model, as utterly ridiculous. As liono74 said, the complexities of those interactions are determined by variables we are not capable to accurately calculate.
If you want to know how the microcosm changes, study the macrocosm that affects it.
Zari
Read discussionI find the idea of attempting to calculate the interactions between localized weather systems in a weather prediction model, as utterly ridiculous. As liono74 said, the complexities of those interactions are determined by variables we are not capable to accurately calculate.
If you want to know how the microcosm changes, study the macrocosm that affects it.
Zari
Annie Jacobson. The true history of area51
Matty b
Read discussionMatty b
It's because of the fog on the tyne. all mine.
red blancmonge
Read discussionred blancmonge
The fact is weather prediction is impossible. There are far too many variables to make anything approaching a reasonable guess at the next ten minutes weather nevermind next week. Unfortunately the weather forecast has become another arm of the media. Last week the price of gas went up by an unjustifiable amount this week the newspapers are saying snow and sub zero temperatures are coming.
Read discussion16 Nov 2013 21:12:32
Because not enough people believe him.
Read discussionBecause not enough people believe him.
Yeah I wasn't sure how that worked, but I would have thought in some circumstances they could overrule him on the grounds that as they provide security they wouldn't allow him to do something daft or risky.
Either way someone that day certainly overruled them. And yes he certainly did annoy a lot of CIA and CIA connected guys.
Mort
Read discussionEither way someone that day certainly overruled them. And yes he certainly did annoy a lot of CIA and CIA connected guys.
Mort
Thats just a lot of hot air
Read discussionNon-solar based meteorology, weather manipulation, chemtrails.
Zari
Read discussionZari
It's certainly a cloudy issue.
Supasub
Read discussionSupasub
Climate of fear?
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