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Tucker Carlson claims that UFOs are piloted by 'spiritual entities'
Cho Jinn replied to UM-Bot's topic in Extraterrestrial Life and The UFO Phenomenon
Was that before or after his million dollar book deal? #notruecomrade -
Why The Crusades Were Awesome, Actually
and-then replied to OverSword's topic in Palaeontology, Archaeology and History
I just read this response again and I'd like to apologize. While accurate, it was unnecessarily aggressive and that was uncalled for. I'm sorry. -
Astrology: evidence of an unknown energy ?
openozy replied to UM-Bot's topic in Featured News, Videos and Articles
You would be but real skeptics look for the truth, not boo hoo and laugh at things they don't understand and can't prove to be mundane or fake. -
Why is Methane Seeping on Mars? NASA Scientists Have New Ideas
Sir Wearer of Hats replied to Waspie_Dwarf's topic in Space: Exploration and Spaceflight
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US intel said to indicate Iran could strike ‘Israeli soil’ in next 24 to 48 hours
Kittens Are Jerks replied to Kittens Are Jerks's topic in Israel, Palestine and the Middle-East
Unguided bombs delivered by smart aircraft can be just as accurate as precision-guided munitions. All you need is a precise delivery system and bingo! Unguided bombs are also ideal for use in already cleared locations, and in situations where obstacles prevent laser-guided deliveries. In scenarios where fleeting targets don't allow for the process of obtaining coordinates for GPS-guided weapons, a pilot with a precise delivery system can quickly reach the target before it disappears. Check it out: The SPICE (Smart, Precise Impact, Cost-Effective) — an Israeli-developed, EO/GPS- guidance kit used for converting unguided bombs into precision-guided bombs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spice_(bomb) How's that for an interesting justification for war crimes? Wait. What? lol -
Tucker Carlson claims that UFOs are piloted by 'spiritual entities'
Hankenhunter replied to UM-Bot's topic in Extraterrestrial Life and The UFO Phenomenon
There's your problem. -
Religion pulled apart by Dan Barker
eight bits replied to pellinore's topic in Spirituality, Religion and Beliefs
They stopped saying it was Penn. And the current portrait is just some guy in antique garb. Do you have a pic of Samuel? -
Old Louisiana courthouse sees reports of 'unexplainable' occurrences
openozy replied to UM-Bot's topic in Ghosts, Hauntings and The Paranormal
Ceremonial and a short cut to the paranormal, a bad short cut. They'd be better being straight with the ceremony because all drugs do is distort reality and the other realm. -
Why The Crusades Were Awesome, Actually
Kenemet replied to OverSword's topic in Palaeontology, Archaeology and History
Erm.... the first Crusade was against Christians and Jews in its early stages (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People's_Crusade.) and later ones also were against "heretics." -
The Phoenicians, Atlantis, and the Richat Structure
Duke Wellington replied to Thanos5150's topic in Ancient Mysteries and Alternative History
When Plato talks about Atlantis along with islands allowing travel to the mountains on the opposite side of the ocean which surround the world, to me that his also the Greeks displaying an awareness of the Americas. Not only that, but going both west and east to reach them. So who explored them? Where did knowledge of them come from? -
Small earthquake felt in Wood County Sunday night
Doc Socks Junior replied to docyabut2's topic in Earth, Disasters and the Environment
Oh heck, I need to watch this miniseries. -
The Phoenicians, Atlantis, and the Richat Structure
Kenemet replied to Thanos5150's topic in Ancient Mysteries and Alternative History
Then your best search is among artifacts dated earlier than 4000 BCE. Not geography. You will need widely distributed artifacts that are from the same source and appear at Athens and other Greek cities as well as in Egypt and the Middle East, being that Atlantis was supposedly an empire that controlled the area. -
Cosmic rays streamed through Earth's atmosphere 41,000 years ago
Doc Socks Junior replied to Waspie_Dwarf's topic in Earth, Disasters and the Environment
The so named Mono Lake excursion around 33 ka, or the excursion that is found near Mono Lake? My considered opinion is that there are two separate magnetic events around 33 ka and around 41 ka. The latter is Laschamps. The former was (and still is) known as Mono Lake, but the date of the record there is suspect. I think there are enough radiometric dates to argue for them as separate events. And they're seen in series in continuous marine cores (with "regular" behavior in between).- 29 replies
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Religion pulled apart by Dan Barker
eight bits replied to pellinore's topic in Spirituality, Religion and Beliefs
Nothing in the post to which you linked depends on the Q hypothesis being true. In any case, the Q hypothesis posits a common written source for portions of Matthew and Luke, not Matthew and Mark. As to direct copying, indeed, the leading alternative to the Q hypothesis (an alternative often called the Farrer hypothesis) posits Luke having copied portions of Matthew directly rather than using any intermediate document that Matthew had also used. Regardless, it is general consensus nowadays that both Matthew and Luke copied other material from Mark. In a different post recently I asked another poster for her views on the synoptic problem. I don't recall stating mine in that post. In posing the question, I probably used some phrase like Q sayings, which refers to sayings of Jesus and John the Baptist found in both Matthew and Luke but not found in Mark - that is, a reference to the subject matter of the Q hypothesis and not any claim about the truth or falsehood of the hypothesis. -
Why The Crusades Were Awesome, Actually
Hankenhunter replied to OverSword's topic in Palaeontology, Archaeology and History
Lol, that's a lot of scaling down. The city's plans anticipated a population of 9 million (25% of Saudi Arabia's then population of 35.5 million)[4] and were later scaled down to 300,000 people.[5] Originally intended to be 170km, it was scaled down to 2.4km.[6] -
Why censorship is practiced on social media.
Gromdor replied to Hawken's topic in United States and the Americas
Oh dear lord. I know you are Paranoid Android, your speaking (typing) style is fairly distinct. Did your views on censorship change when you changed your name? You used to be a die hard advocate in the belief that "Main stream media is being manipulated to provide a narrative." and always complained about it. Now we have a trial where it was spelled out in step by step detail how Trump used a media outlet for years (if not decades) to manipulate media into providing a narrative and now you are all of a sudden pro-censorship. -
Why The Crusades Were Awesome, Actually
lightly replied to OverSword's topic in Palaeontology, Archaeology and History
I admit to ignorance.. as with most things I only seem to have a simple outline sort of picture. I’m willing to learn more.. basically an Abrahamic religions family feud? A fight for dominance in and possession of the ‘holy land’ ? Is it over yet? Did anybody win? - Today
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Tucker Carlson claims that UFOs are piloted by 'spiritual entities'
Trelane replied to UM-Bot's topic in Extraterrestrial Life and The UFO Phenomenon
That's not Dan Quayle and that picture was in Baghdad, not in the White House. Rumsfeld was acting as a special envoy in the Reagan administration in 1983 for this photo op. So yeah, no. US policy was to leverage the Iraqi military to act as buffer with the newly installed Ayatollah in Iran after the Iranian Revolution of '79. Iraq wasn't sitting on anything that we weren't already getting from the Saudis, so yeah no. Do better. -
Democrats Introduce Resolution to Strip Trump of Secret Service Protection if Convicted and Jailed
Hawken replied to Steve McGarrett's topic in United States and the Americas
California governor Gavin Newsom even said all the media coverage on Trump's trial is in his favor. Why campaign when you can get free publicity. -
New evidence found for Planet 9
Piney replied to Waspie_Dwarf's topic in Space: Astronomy and Astrophysics
Which would answer the question where is our system's super Earths/ mini Neptunes. Theoretically we should have one which Jupiter pushed somewhere. I try to avoid politics myself except to mock a 21st C. Torie now and then. -
New real-life 6ft invisibility 'megashield' can hide multiple people
Hankenhunter replied to UM-Bot's topic in Science and Technology
Hinters have been using a version of this for quite a while now. It's a favorite with bow hunters. -
Dozens of anti-Israel agitators zip-tied, arrested after fiery protests at Ivy League university
Kittens Are Jerks replied to docyabut2's topic in United States and the Americas
Pictures of Hamas hostages put up across from anti-Israel encampment at Columbia Jewish students at Columbia University have put up pictures of the hostages held by Hamas, across from the anti-Israel encampment that pro-Palestinian demonstrators have set up on campus. Alongside the photos of the hostages are an American flag and a banner calling to “bring them home now. https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/pictures-of-hamas-hostages-put-up-across-from-anti-israel-encampment-at-columbia/ -
A Trump raising money off election lies? Now we’ve seen everything.
Link of Hyrule replied to Grim Reaper 6's topic in United States and the Americas
And all I'm asking you to do is post a bibliography of experts in the field who have come to the same conclusions as you. Is that so hard? ~ Link (formerly PA) -
Why censorship is practiced on social media.
Link of Hyrule replied to Hawken's topic in United States and the Americas
You would support a news agency reporting that Joe Biden had an illegitimate child, despite a total lack of evidence???? I doubt that! You're trying to bring irrelevant topics into this discussion. I don't even know what you are referring to, whether you are speaking of me specifically, or whether this is a commentary on how media reported the news, or what? -
Religion pulled apart by Dan Barker
Piney replied to pellinore's topic in Spirituality, Religion and Beliefs
Nope. They just couldn't say it was Penn. It actually looks like Samuel Mickle though.