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Started by Ed Conrad
Tue, 28 Jun 2005 13:06
What Killed CHARLES DRAWIN? Now we know!
Author: Ed Conrad
Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 13:06
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< After more than a century, forensic evidence has determined exactly what led to Charles Darwin's fatal heart attack: < "Hmmm!" he said, uttering his famous last words. "I see I finally got my hospital bill. I'm SURE it can't be much." > Ed Conrad > http://www.edconrad.com > > ====================================================== > > PETRIFIED HUMAN REMAINS SHAKES UP > THE CORRUPT SCIENTIFIC ESTABLISHMENT > More than 50 years ago, the late, great Dr. Immanuel Velikovsky combined supreme intelligence and incredible courage to write "Worlds in Collision" and "Earth in Upheaval." > His two books had set the Scientific Establishment back on its unscrupulous heels, offering the undeniable physical evidence that the Good Earth had NOT been sleeping peacefully for countless eons as it had so long insisted. > Instead, the late, great Immanuel Velikovsky presented a different picture of the earth's past: mind-boggling, horrific catastrophes, some of which had torn both man and animal from limb to limb. > It's a matter of historical record that the late, great Immanuel Velikovsky had been subjected to the very worse that the Scientific Etablishment could offer -- the victim of deceit, deception, collusion and conspiracy, as well as relentless assassination upon his character. > Well, this vicious assault upon truth continues to this very day, but with one BIG difference . > The Internet has given John Q. Public a ringside seat to the sewer tactics employed by members of the Pseudoscientifc Establishment in their adamant denial of the physical evidence that confirms -- beyond all doubt -- Man as Old as Coa (and maybe a great deal older). > That's because they are glaringly aware that it is providing substantial ADDITIONAL credence that the late, great Immanuel Velikovsky was 100 percent right and the Pseudoscientic Establishment was -- and still is -- 110 percent wrong. > How could petrified bones, teeth and even soft organs -- some human -- be preserved between anthracite veins if some unfathomable catastrophe had not put them there? > Fortunately, much good will come out of the ongoing battle between Ed Conrad and the vested-interest academia know-it-all's who have long made a mockery of the sacred name Science. > That's because, back in the days of the late, great Immanuel Velikovsky, the deceit, deception, collusion and conspiracy -- as well as character assassination -- weren't plainly visible and, 99.9 percent of the time, were hidden from eyes of the general public. > So, the average person wasn't aware that the "prestigious" scientific institutions, their so-called "experts," their scientific publications AND the news media were ALL totally controlled by the Pseudoscientific Establishment in the adamant denial of physical evidence to the contrary to its erroneous doctrine. > Well, we all know they still are in cahoots today. But the major difference between then and now is the Internet, with its newsgroups and Google (deja.com), magnificent repositories of the written word. > It means that the pseudo-scientists' disgraceful mistreatment of physical evidence is plainly visible as they carry out their day-to-day mission of crucifying facts but promoting facetious, fact-less theories, same as they did to the late, great Immanuel Velikovsky some 50 years ago. > Thank heaven for the Internet. It means that the most of the sewer tactics employed by members of the Pseudoscientific Esablishment are in plain view for all to see, and they will be visible for generations to come, long after they have thrown in the towel.. > There -- in plain view -- your grandchildren and their's will be able to see how ridiculous the pseudos were, defending their defenseless paradigm of the evolution of man. > The discovery of petrified human bones, teeth and soft organs between anthracite veins is destroying their erroneous paradigm because they predate, by multi-millions of years, the pseudo-scientists' ridiculous theory that man had a non-human ancestor (which, of course, we never did). > Some day -- when truth finally comes shining through -- we'll all be able to look back and see how low the disgraceful, deplorable, disgusting pseudos had stooped to defend their fairy tales in order to protect their vested interests. < Ed Conrad http://www.edconrad.com ==============================�================ (cc) > WORLD'S LARGEST NEWSPAPERS >1. 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Re: What Killed CHARLES DRAWIN? Now we know!
Author: mattogilvie55
Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 13:24
Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 13:24
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Ed Conrad wrote: > < > After more than a century, forensic evidence has determined > exactly what led to Charles Darwin's fatal heart attack: > < > "Hmmm!" he said, uttering his famous last words. "I see > I finally got my hospital bill. I'm SURE it can't be much." > > > Ed Conrad > > http://www.edconrad.com Now that's funny!
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