21 Sep 2011 22:59:21
Chris Tamworth
Also mate, you still haven't answered any of my questions, so I'll number them for you!
1. What is YOUR belief of human origins?
2. How could the Sumerians know of all the planets, including Nibiru, thousands of years before WE discovered Pluto?
3. Why does EVERY religion have parts of the Sumerian tablets in them?
4. What conspiracies are you into? As I'm assuming you must think that something you've been told isn't right. Otherwise, why would you be here?
Peace
Jay
1) Little thing called evolution
2) I have no idea and neither do you and yet you choose to take the aliens option as explanation
3) Again I'm not really sure without doing some research but weren't the sumerians one of, if not, the first civilisations? That being the case would it not make sense that they may have influenced what came after?
4) I happen to think there are very serious conspiracies going on between governments and major corporations all over the world that are damaging all of us. Unfortunately this site seems to have forgotten about these minor irritations and instead wants to focus on complete bloody fruitcake talk about gods and bloody aliens.
Here's a question for you if aliens have been/ are visiting us why can't they just be open about it and say hello? Why so coy? It's the one simple and obvious question that the "believers" can never answer. There's a reason for that!
Chris in Tamworth
2) I have no idea and neither do you and yet you choose to take the aliens option as explanation
3) Again I'm not really sure without doing some research but weren't the sumerians one of, if not, the first civilisations? That being the case would it not make sense that they may have influenced what came after?
4) I happen to think there are very serious conspiracies going on between governments and major corporations all over the world that are damaging all of us. Unfortunately this site seems to have forgotten about these minor irritations and instead wants to focus on complete bloody fruitcake talk about gods and bloody aliens.
Here's a question for you if aliens have been/ are visiting us why can't they just be open about it and say hello? Why so coy? It's the one simple and obvious question that the "believers" can never answer. There's a reason for that!
Chris in Tamworth
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Jay I don't know why but I feel compelled to answer your questions too haha.
1) I believe in the theory of evolution, however I find the concept of something creating everything that led to this planet being able to evolve very interesting. I find the concept of us being such a minute part of a grander scheme very exciting. I also find it really interesting that there is a theory that one main aim of the Illuminati was to make society believe there is not a God, and that the Theory of Evolution was their biggest weapon in this aim. What marvellous theory! True? Who knows!
2) I don't know, but unlike someone from a crap town, I think this is one of the most exciting things to investigate. Chances are they just figured some stuff out like we did but in terms of their star alignment with buildings etc there is clearly a lot of mystery there and it is really interesting to read.
3) That is a good question - and that bloke from that crap town gave a pretty good reason. I don't find it hard to say that because I'm not a dick.
4) I am interested in loads of conspiracies. What I am also interested in is that while there are endless posts and responses regarding the Illuminati, staged UFO landings, potential 'weaponisation' of the moon, motives for 'terrorist' attacks, Diana's death, and general chat to do with conspiring governments etc etc, that bloke from that crap town is NOWHERE to be seen. Then, when the chat deviates to things such as how we got here, ETs and alien technology, which that bloke from that town may not have realised yet actually has a lot to do with Governments after all, that bloke whose name we all know who is in or from that crap town is suddenly all over everybody like a rash and issuing forth pure sanctimony such as 'this site seems to have forgotten about these minor irritations and instead wants to focus on complete bloody fruitcake'. Very interesting. My dad had selective hearing but selective reading... this is new to me.
Raz, certainly not from or in Tamworth.
1) I believe in the theory of evolution, however I find the concept of something creating everything that led to this planet being able to evolve very interesting. I find the concept of us being such a minute part of a grander scheme very exciting. I also find it really interesting that there is a theory that one main aim of the Illuminati was to make society believe there is not a God, and that the Theory of Evolution was their biggest weapon in this aim. What marvellous theory! True? Who knows!
2) I don't know, but unlike someone from a crap town, I think this is one of the most exciting things to investigate. Chances are they just figured some stuff out like we did but in terms of their star alignment with buildings etc there is clearly a lot of mystery there and it is really interesting to read.
3) That is a good question - and that bloke from that crap town gave a pretty good reason. I don't find it hard to say that because I'm not a dick.
4) I am interested in loads of conspiracies. What I am also interested in is that while there are endless posts and responses regarding the Illuminati, staged UFO landings, potential 'weaponisation' of the moon, motives for 'terrorist' attacks, Diana's death, and general chat to do with conspiring governments etc etc, that bloke from that crap town is NOWHERE to be seen. Then, when the chat deviates to things such as how we got here, ETs and alien technology, which that bloke from that town may not have realised yet actually has a lot to do with Governments after all, that bloke whose name we all know who is in or from that crap town is suddenly all over everybody like a rash and issuing forth pure sanctimony such as 'this site seems to have forgotten about these minor irritations and instead wants to focus on complete bloody fruitcake'. Very interesting. My dad had selective hearing but selective reading... this is new to me.
Raz, certainly not from or in Tamworth.
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