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There are no chemtrails on the sky so it must be fake. The sky is blanketed with chemtrails even in video games now-a-days.

Joking aside, that is atleast what I would expect higher-dimensional technology to appear like (Less mass, more light).
zari

Link to this amazing footage?

I also applaud them but just imagine the whole country took note now that would be something ah well here's hoping.

Successive Irish governments have been shamefully deferential and acquiescent towards Europe for decades, and we as a nation are completely apathetic when it comes to standing up against our bullying government who ride roughshod over us all the time, fully aware that we will moan a bit to each other and do absolutely nothing. Our political spinelessness makes me sick. Yes, the residents near Croker have set an example for the rest of us. They are united, and stood their ground in the face of corporate bullying. I applaud them.

Ryan.

I think the colour of your money rather than the colour of your skin will carry more weight. People are more likely to be excluded based on their politics/belief systems imo.

Ryan.

Thank you so much Ed033 for taking the time to reply and to point me in the right direction.
Zari

Hey Ed033, could you share some more info on their religion?
Zari

Its possible that whoever wrote the script may have sent it to two studios who then put it into production, then realised too late they had the same film but went ahead with it hoping one was better than the other.

When the movie Armageddon came out there was another similar film called Deep Impact that was released at the same time. As it turns out, there was a NASA experiment taking place at that time going by the same name. The mission involved hitting a passing comet with a negatively charged craft and provided evidence for the electric universe theory.
I did try to find a connection at the time, as I do not believe in coincidences, but found nothing conclusive. The production studios of both films had interesting names but that is as far as I got.
Zari

Its just a wee bit strange the 2 films come out at the same time and are almost the same.

{Ed033's Note -

I am on captains wavelength on this, once we die in our physical body then we enter a different dimension (a bit like ghost sightings )nothing religious about it, in some ways it could be another form of evolution abit like a caterpillar turning it to a moth.

No Melbourne, was not implying an afterlife when I wrote above, meant it in the sense that death brings an end to the questions.

As for myself I tend to think we may be more than the physical body we are. Whether that is some consciousness in the form of energy, I can't know. I certainly don't expect to go floating on clouds with a harp. I have no problem with evolution but it must also be recognised that there are plenty of people in the scientific community who question if it answers everything. Even Francis Crick thinks some form of intervention may account for our development. If as you say there is blackness after death then I won't care, as what I was will have ceased to be. While I'm alive I'll enjoy living, see as much of the world as possible, treat people well and question as much as my limited brain will allow. Right now I'm waiting for a live broadcast of the Sirius documentary to help address some of those questions, maybe.

Captain Needa

My guess is tmooney doesn't care a rat's behind what you believe. he jess wants yall to stops discussin real stuff like wot 'em evil elites are up to. I read stuff here always an I never seen many hard facts put together in a few posts like today. thanks to all contributors an lookout for trollin mooneys

How do we mean by "the sure thing is one day we will all have answers etc" Captain? Are you implying in the afterlife we will know? I for one believe once we die, the world turns black, you're put in a box in the ground or a furnish above it. Nothing more.

I think I am similar to many on here with the belief that a religious god is a ridiculous concept but a higher power is certainly plausible. Evolution is indisputable, however, the details are blurred and how we took the leap from creature to intellectually advanced creator is still not fully known.

Melbourne CFC

Melbourne CFC

Jay,

Evolution is not the all encompassing answer to how we came to be either. Science cannot definitively determine when or how humans broke from our ancestors. At one time it was a given fact that neandherthals and Cro Magno (a term no longer in use) couldn't have mated and one killed off the other. The latest science is that interbreeding occured between them. Darwin placed a lot of faith in random mutations to prove a lot of his thesis for survival of the fittest. Many modern geneticists would say this creates impaired offspring not stronger ones. The science evolves too over time and sometimes what was considered fact gets revised. As a species we have definitely evolved over a vast period of time, but, as of now, we do not know all the answers to how this took place. Some of us choose to question this in whatever way we can and the answer for some is a god, for others its some form of intervention that created what we became, for others its evolution, from an amoeba to a walking, thinking being (in the case of humans). Someday we may have proof of whichever is the right answer, the sure thing is that all of us will one day have answers. We just won't be in a position to debate and question like we can now.

Captain Needa

Really interesting post, certainly one with more questions than answers.

Like Franky, I personally don't believe in God and do believe in evolution.

But I'm just not sure we know enough about our history to give too many conclusive answers - there's often talk about a "missing link" in the fossil record of human evolution.

And isn't it fairly well documented that evolution is a VERY slow process? (Too slow for humans to have evolved in such a short time frame).
I've read different opinions though and it seems even leading scientists can't decide (or simply do not know).

My personal opinion is that our history is and will remain a mystery.

The link below is just an example of how alternative history just might be possible.

After all, it's more believable than the bible!

http://www.luisprada.com/protected/the_lacerta_files.htm

That was me m8 who said "something we can not comprehend " lol, until jk92 answers you I will give you my two pennies worth.

1 we as humans are creating all types of things every day, who is to say we could not create a new species in a million years time?

3 the evolution thing to me would mean that every living thing on the earth would have to evolve its intelligence but to me since the theory that we came from nethanderals our intelligence has increased massively in a relatively short amount of time.

just my take on it m8.

I never said "something we can't comprehend created us" no name.

I was just implying with my post that we could of been genetically engineered by other beings.

My belief is:

I don't believe in God but I am open to there being a God, it's something we can't prove or disprove.

I DO believe in Evolution but I don't believe it created man kind, until we find the missing link there isn't any evidence to say we evolved here. but I could be wrong.

I DO believe in Aliens of some kind, I don't believe we are alone in the Universe.
I believe we could of been genetically engineered by some other species created by nature. I could be wrong.

So basically I am open minded about everything, until there is concrete evidence about any of the three then I will be open to any of the 3 theories.


JK92

Jk92 in particular with "something we can't comprehend created us"

and most recent posters I suppose franky mate, first I've seen anything on here for a while that I wanted to talk about. but that's on me as I supoose not a lot gets my attention these days. lol