QUOTE(marduk @ Aug 12 2005, 05:34 PM)
then for having a smart ass attitude you can wait til i prove your alien myth fallacious in book format
should be done in about two or three months
don't worry about making a note of my name you'll be able to buy it every place that used to stock Sicthen and the rest of the mumbo jumbo authors.
You're getting this Sumerian alien crap from Sitchen anyway
he's wrong
get over it
And suggesting i look into sumerian culture is just about the most absurd thing I have ever heard
Its laughable
Don't you know anything ?

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your style reminds me of like my childhood history teacher in his attempt {with books} to convince me that the blacks had nothing to do with egypt as was the propaganda layered since napolian heroricly smashed by real scholars in the 1870's. He failed as you are with me but at least you are providing real documented evidence right here to support your righteous view.
If anyone was that interested in what pagan had to do with this thread, they could at least go through the links provided, there are even 2 ebooks that would take a reader perhaps by next week tohave gone through and researched. I was warned about this forum but I wanted to see the responses for myself. i do not follow sitchin either. there is too much evidence beyond him yet not enough info around sumer's history in ANY BOOK. i can tell you failed to read through the articles yourself.
my smart arse attitude does not match yours marduk as you seem to state authority without evidence or theory thus you responding with tail between legs is expected since b4 i raised this topic...i'm just having fun...now stop playing little mr dictator and show some facts to dispute what you have not read or even understood....
One of the many questions answered in the works is why the garden gnome is in our lives, where came the fairy stories and what magic is. Though I personally dispute these facts until otherwise, i am bedazld to know where the heck tese europeans got the idea t stick gnomes in their gardens. Are they related to the fairy folk spoken f in the quran, i.e djinn or has europe bonkers on practicing from pointless fairy tales originating from asia's gypsies an era ao?
I am speaking more of the collaboration between dimensional worlds than space ships and cloakingplanetX's, you have yet to work out where i am coming from or pigeon hole me as a sitchinite or whatever whaco... there are various strains of those who originated from the visitors, and even if the visitors used jacobs ladder or ships it dosen't matter.
There is so much falsity given by confused history and fiction over the myth of vampires. Many cultures today drink fresh from their cattle to increase the huntng tribe's body stamina, there are many blood rites succefuk by all cultures that maintained health and for some beyond health. Yet again, this within european history was mostly stamped and of course demonised out the church.
What I need are correlating stories from elsewhere around the world, untampered by the propagandist that show proof through relation to european history of a forgotten people. There may be dragon related links in Toaist or buddhist or even amerindian cultures. Of course there are and by the level of influence onto societies they hold a major key to piecing ancint history togethe, nomatter what marduk says...All I really need is for this to be disprove, and disproved intelligenly marduk so i can agan rest easy.
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The Pict Sidhe - Page 1
There's sumfing Narstie at the Bottom of the Garding The Catholic establishment diminuted the fairy because the Dragon Blood posed a threat to that establishments hold on government. This is easy to understand. More difficult, if fairies were supposed to be harmless, friendly beings or at worst just mischevious pranksters, is the diminution of them, which occured between the late Dark Age to Reformation period, by the wider population of the period. The problem was that fairies weren't just ethereal pygmies, nor were they just "almost ordinary folk", which is the picture we might tend to get from Murray's sympathetically understated description of them. The true nature of the fairy, one that has already been hinted at, can be found by studying the various names they were given over time, names which now conjure up images of garden ornaments and wispy elementals, but in the past seemed to be epithets of terror The last thing you would want in your little patch of suburban heaven is the original version of the Garden Gnome. True enough fairies loved nature and greenery, they were after all the children of the greenwood and the descendants of the kings and queens who, at the dawn of history laid out the Garden of Eden. So it seems appropriate that we have statues of them fishing in our goldfish ponds or sitting looking sternly at the lawn that should have been mown a week ago. But the real thing itself was the very reason why the plastic version now holds court on patios across the length and breadth of Merrie England.The gnome was, for man's ancestors, a horrible creature and sometimes a very real threat to life and this is why it, along with all the other beings we think of as separate classes of Fairies, was reduced in stature by ordinary people. What do we do if we are beset by problems that we can't get rid of? More often than not we try and make light of them and ridicule them in order to make them smaller, thereby alleviating the fear in which we hold them. This was one of the reasons behind the diminution of fairies by the peasants. Fairies, hard pressed by adverse conditions, during the Church's burning times and because of the relentless expansion of the human population into their territories, often continued old traditions out of a ritual context. No doubt with a certain imperious callousness, considering the treatment they were then receiving at the hands of their former client peoples. It has been stated elsewhere that elves did not steal human adults or children for ritual purposes and this stands true. Nevertheless during the medieval period cannibalism was endemic in the whole British population because of the disasters caused by war, plague and famine. It is warranted therefore that the elves ate what they could, especially as they were additionally a people forced to the very margins of society. The Catholic establishment diminuted the fairy because the Dragon Blood posed a threat to that establishments hold on government. This is easy to understand. More difficult, if fairies were supposed to be harmless, friendly beings or at worst just mischevious pranksters, is the diminution of them, which occured between the late Dark Age to Reformation period, by the wider population of the period. The problem was that fairies weren't just ethereal pygmies, nor were they just "almost ordinary folk", which is the picture we might tend to get from Murray's sympathetically understated description of them.The true nature of the fairy, one that has already been hinted at, can be found by studying the various names they were given over time, names which now conjure up images of garden ornaments and wispy elementals, but in the past seemed to be epithets of terror. The last thing you would want in your little patch of suburban heaven is the original version of the Garden Gnome. Although it has become a tradition to put the little folk into classes or categories, if we look closely at the
if you want me to cut and paste more i don't mind the revision work, otherwise
http://dragoncourt.org/Writings/writings.htmOne question easily answered by this De Vere author is what a halo really is and why it shines..historical placing of the shining ones. but we have been taught what a halo is and what the shining ones are chrch haven't we?
