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planeden
Bex1p wrote:

im also assuming you only wrote the part of that, that doesnt make any sense.


ha, perhaps.  i hadn't had any coffee

goldendog
Bex1p wrote:

 The mayan long count is a count of days since a beginning some 3500 years ago or so, as it is a count of days hence long count why would another period start? What was it that caused the mayans to begin the long count? any answers? Or why they had 3 calenders and the same zodiac as the sumerians including leo when there are no lions in south america,


Mayans= Mexico and Central America, not S. America

They had big cats in their jungles and to this day call the large, cougar-like one leon, or lion.

You shouldn't be calling someone a blithering idiot when you continue to make obvious errors like these.

earlten12

whats this?

planeden

post 162 - the death star looked so much bigger in the movie. 

planeden
goldendog wrote:

You shouldn't be calling someone a blithering idiot when you continue to make obvious errors like these.


perhaps it is because i'm in the states, but i thought blithering idiot was really pretty funny. 

i had wondered about the jaguar = leo reference, especially since leo is obviously a translation (latin?), but didn't care to look it up. 

to be fair, that aside, the similarities between beliefs far distant is pretty striking.  i don't even think it is outside the realm of possibility that aliens did play some part, although this is not my personal theory.  but, once you get into the aliens using people as slaves to mine gold, or monoatomic gold, and 12th planents that only the summarians and alien astrontists seem to know about; things go off the rails for me.  too much of that just defies logic, and is seriously lacking in credible proof. 

Bex1p
jesterville wrote:

 

Fossils, as we learned in grade school, appear in rocks that were formed many thousands of years ago. Yet there are a number of fossils that just don’t make geological or historical sense. A fossil of a human hand print for example, was found in limestone estimated to be 110 million years old. What appears to be a fossilized human finger found in the Canadian Arctic also dates back 100 to 110 million years ago. And what appears to be the fossil of a human footprint, possibly wearing a sandal, was found near Delta, Utah in a shale deposit estimated to be 300 million to 600 million years old.


Thamks for the first relevant comment in a while jester. I have also seen the unearthing of human? footprints unearthed in shale right next to dinosaur prints. Reportedly the annunaki first around 500,000 years ago, could it have been even before that? I dont need to say that humans definately were not around in that period.

kneejo
From post #102: "For right after killing Humbaba, Gilgamesh continues in the forest and "uncovered the sacred dwelling of the Anunnaki"--old gods who, like the Greek Titans, had been banished to the underworld ." There, you said it yourself. Banished to the underworld.. sounds alot like what happened to the fallen angels, now does it? The concept of parallel truth.
Bex1p

Thganks again jester i was even unaware of a couple of those comments, The evidence mounts.

Bex1p
goldendog wrote:
Bex1p wrote:

 The mayan long count is a count of days since a beginning some 3500 years ago or so, as it is a count of days hence long count why would another period start? What was it that caused the mayans to begin the long count? any answers? Or why they had 3 calenders and the same zodiac as the sumerians including leo when there are no lions in south america,


Mayans= Mexico and Central America, not S. America

They had big cats in their jungles and to this day call the large, cougar-like one leon, or lion.

You shouldn't be calling someone a blithering idiot when you continue to make obvious errors like these.


When i say south americans i am includin bolivia  , mexico, peru etc as i am talking broadly about the mayans, incans, toltecs, olmecs etc. As for your cats i might as well start calling my tabby a lion. They are a completely different species to the lion found in the zodiac which is what was represented by these people. Also you missed the point which was how did people in central america if you will have knowledge of the sumerian zodiac? It wasnt just leo but every other sign was virtually identical.

goldendog
Bex1p wrote:

When i say south americans i am includin bolivia  , mexico, peru etc as i am talking broadly about the mayans, incans, toltecs, olmecs etc. As for your cats i might as well start calling my tabby a lion. They are a completely different species to the lion found in the zodiac which is what was represented by these people. Also you missed the point which was how did people in central america if you will have knowledge of the sumerian zodiac? It wasnt just leo but every other sign was virtually identical.


Really?

Prove it.

Enough blah blah blah.

Bex1p
kneejo wrote:
From post #102: "For right after killing Humbaba, Gilgamesh continues in the forest and "uncovered the sacred dwelling of the Anunnaki"--old gods who, like the Greek Titans, had been banished to the underworld ." There, you said it yourself. Banished to the underworld.. sounds alot like what happened to the fallen angels, now does it? The concept of parallel truth.

Thanks kneejo, gilgamesh was a sumerian king who went in search for everlasting life which he felt was his right being semi divine, his search led him to tilmun, land of the rocketships, a city of the anunnaki. Learn more in post 101 anyone who has not come across this. Following up on leo in mexico, there are also depictions of gilgamesh there battling two lions. Not pumas, Not cougars, Lions.

Bex1p
planeden wrote:
goldendog wrote:

You shouldn't be calling someone a blithering idiot when you continue to make obvious errors like these.


perhaps it is because i'm in the states, but i thought blithering idiot was really pretty funny. 

i had wondered about the jaguar = leo reference, especially since leo is obviously a translation (latin?), but didn't care to look it up. 

to be fair, that aside, the similarities between beliefs far distant is pretty striking.  i don't even think it is outside the realm of possibility that aliens did play some part, although this is not my personal theory.  but, once you get into the aliens using people as slaves to mine gold, or monoatomic gold, and 12th planents that only the summarians and alien astrontists seem to know about; things go off the rails for me.  too much of that just defies logic, and is seriously lacking in credible proof. 


Goldendog, the sumerians were just the first to point out the existence of nibiru as they were the first to do so many things. I will try to find a picture of their depiction of the solar system which included nibiru and its orbit. Ra in egypt, Marduk in babylon were identified by a winged disc which is the symbol for nibiru. The first pharoahs of egypt were hybrids and this bloodline survives today.

trysts

Bex1p, doesn't seem to be able to tell the difference between goldendog and planeden. He can't figure out who wrote the comments he's commenting on, quite often. And now we have hybrid bloodlines. He's like a really confused David Icke fan. This is kind of a tragic comedy going on. Best and worst thread ever!Laughing

Bex1p

I speak to the person i quoted, to be honest it makes no difference who wrote it when there will alwats be a fool to fall short of the point by a long way. That is definately TRYSTS just check that, yes trysts is the fool. glad we civered that.I dont recall you actually making one worthwhile post as of yet. You were the person at school nobody would talk to arent you? Bet you dont even play chess, just intrude with an air of irrelevance.

electricpawn
trysts wrote:

Bex1p, doesn't seem to be able to tell the difference between goldendog and planeden. He can't figure out who wrote the comments he's commenting on, quite often. And now we have hybrid bloodlines. He's like a really confused David Icke fan. This is kind of a tragic comedy going on. Best and worst thread ever!


Who can tell the difference?

trysts
Bex1p wrote:

I speak to the person i quoted, to be honest it makes no difference who wrote it when there will alwats be a fool to fall short of the point by a long way. That is definately TRYSTS just check that, yes trysts is the fool. glad we civered that.I dont recall you actually making one worthwhile post as of yet. You were the person at school nobody would talk to arent you? Bet you dont even play chess, just intrude with an air of irrelevance.


Laughing

Since I know you have a real problem with organizing your "thinking", let me point out that from page one of this thread, I was interested in your claims, and asked questions. This was done until it became quite clear to me that your proclamations were unoriginal, unsupported, and basically something a child would believe if they had not developed some kind of dicipline in investigating, and studying a subject.

The abundance of errors, and arrogance of the "enlightenment" you profess to "share" with us, can best be summed up in your response to 'your truth' being merely speculation. You responded that it's not speculation, it is a fact.

Best for you to have started and continued this thread with no claims of knowledge about the many mysterious discoveries of the past, but rather a free-flowing discussion of what you believe about them. Because, even though you struggle with a clear understanding of what you read, and what you're saying, it's not beyond imagination that that can be learnedLaughing

Bex1p

I have barely started, and if it wasnt fopr the many pointless posts we may be further than we are now althjough i know there are many people who are interested in what i have to say and understand it also, I have made many points so far and provided you with directions to look in. I admit i get a little frustrated when people are plainly attempting to be unhelpful, Most of what i have said i state as fact because i know it to be the case, as for what is original you claim that it is just speculation so with you i cannot win. Im only 28 and do not have the wealth of experience that scholars such as sitchin have on these matters although i am able to see the bigger picture. There is a lot of info on these matters and im sure that we will get through the majority of it as i am aware that people are genuinely interested, and as time goes on others will be too. My intention for this thread was to point one person in the right direction, mithras to be precise, i didnt think it would draw the attention it has, but as that is the case i would prefer people to maybe just ask questions and i will try to answer them if i am able, also I am aware that some of you might have information that i can learn from. such as jesters posts earlier, some of the facts are undisputable and that is why i call them facts. For me what we are talking about here has implications all the way to modern day but we are not even close to making all of those connections yet. I recommend that you watch the video that i have posted a link for, just something i found yesterday, but makes some nice points.

electricpawn
trysts wrote:
Bex1p wrote:

I speak to the person i quoted, to be honest it makes no difference who wrote it when there will alwats be a fool to fall short of the point by a long way. That is definately TRYSTS just check that, yes trysts is the fool. glad we civered that.I dont recall you actually making one worthwhile post as of yet. You were the person at school nobody would talk to arent you? Bet you dont even play chess, just intrude with an air of irrelevance.


 

Since I know you have a real problem with organizing your "thinking", let me point out that from page one of this thread, I was interested in your claims, and asked questions. This was done until it became quite clear to me that your proclamations were unoriginal, unsupported, and basically something a child would believe if they had not developed some kind of dicipline in investigating, and studying a subject.

The abundance of errors, and arrogance of the "enlightenment" you profess to "share" with us, can best be summed up in your response to 'your truth' being merely speculation. You responded that it's not speculation, it is a fact.

Best for you to have started and continued this thread with no claims of knowledge about the many mysterious discoveries of the past, but rather a free-flowing discussion of what you believe about them. Because, even though you struggle with a clear understanding of what you read, and what you're saying, it's not beyond imagination that that can be learned


This may not be the best venue for what you're trying to do which seems to be formulating your arguments. There's every possibility that we've been visited by aliens. You need to present a better case.

Mithras
electricpawn wrote:
trysts wrote:
Bex1p wrote:

I speak to the person i quoted, to be honest it makes no difference who wrote it when there will alwats be a fool to fall short of the point by a long way. That is definately TRYSTS just check that, yes trysts is the fool. glad we civered that.I dont recall you actually making one worthwhile post as of yet. You were the person at school nobody would talk to arent you? Bet you dont even play chess, just intrude with an air of irrelevance.


 

Since I know you have a real problem with organizing your "thinking", let me point out that from page one of this thread, I was interested in your claims, and asked questions. This was done until it became quite clear to me that your proclamations were unoriginal, unsupported, and basically something a child would believe if they had not developed some kind of dicipline in investigating, and studying a subject.

The abundance of errors, and arrogance of the "enlightenment" you profess to "share" with us, can best be summed up in your response to 'your truth' being merely speculation. You responded that it's not speculation, it is a fact.

Best for you to have started and continued this thread with no claims of knowledge about the many mysterious discoveries of the past, but rather a free-flowing discussion of what you believe about them. Because, even though you struggle with a clear understanding of what you read, and what you're saying, it's not beyond imagination that that can be learned


This may not be the best venue for what you're trying to do which seems to be formulating your arguments. There's every possibility that we've been visited by aliens. You need to present a better case.


+1

 

One thing id say bex is that these members who have posted are, generally, an enlightened bunch, flaming only fuels the fire.

 

your stated facts are merely theories/interpretations, i wouldnt expect  these guys/gals to sit back and nod at everything you say.

trysts
Bex1p wrote:

 Most of what i have said i state as fact because i know it to be the case, as for what is original you claim that it is just speculation so with you i cannot win. Im only 28 and do not have the wealth of experience that scholars such as sitchin have on these matters although i am able to see the bigger picture.


Even Sitchin doesn't state his theories as "fact". No self-respecting scholar would, just like no self-respecting scientist would go beyond calling evolution a "theory". These are hypothesis' that direct their studies. They collate the actual facts into a workable direction of study. This is one of the reasons why scientists and scholars avoid the Alien Interaction Theory. They don't have physical evidence, and no first-hand eye-witness accounts. All they have for those periods are fragmented writings/signs from a dead society. And even a method of translating those signs are fragmented, unreliable, and vague.

So, every time you vomit what you "know" about the mysterious relics and structures of that period, you sound hysterically like a televangelist. Laughing