Academic History is Bullshjt

[darkbeaver]

History is closely metered out in bottles of gibberish for the most part, we can all look at hi tech engineering in hundreds of archeological masterpieces absolutly beyond our presents capabilities. Acadcemic history is bullshjt X 2, at least, most any Indian temple will show you what I mean, we can,t get there from now how did they get there from then? CNC tech in stone all over the planet and the quackademics are mute on the compute in stone. Hard basalt diorite and granite all worked like cheeze, before iron was discovered they say. Repitition after repitition of minute geometry, mass production at least. We make decent gravestones however. All hope is not lost.

 

[Danbones]

Slice 51 - The Giants of Death Valley and the Paiute Tribes

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A basic overview of the Giants of Death Valley as told by the Paiute Tribes and early explorers of the area....some good information is included in this episode...enjoy



Meet the original people of the cross.
Ps that's Paiute - Pi being the operative phonetic.

paiute symbols

Though all those symbols matter, note 1 and 3 and 9.

Yeah, crazy my ass.Those are exactly the symbols you would hope to find if everyone was crazy but me. (present company excepted DB)

..and there they are.

 

[darkbeaver]

As you are already aquainted with the disbelief of most of our living fellow human beings about the past you must also know about thier fear of the hidden past and they would much rather bask in the inventions they will tell you represent verifiable history. It is a fact that history is very selectively introduced and has always been that knowledge of accurate history is power and they would not share it with us when a make believe world is far easier to command and control. I believe that practice will change in the near future. They even invented most of the history of the Roman Empire and anything else that needed to be adjusted so as to not impede the powers that are.

 

[Curious Cdn]

Academic History is Bullshjt

Yes, the spooky, ergot-induced, wicky-wacky, randomly generated conspiracy theory history posted on this forum is soooooo much better.

 

[darkbeaver]

Academic History is Bullshjt

Yes, the spooky, ergot-induced, wicky-wacky, randomly generated conspiracy theory history posted on this forum is soooooo much better.

It,s obvious you have no fukkin idea about history. Pick some history you think you know and we,ll discuss it.

 

[Curious Cdn]

It,s obvious you have no fukkin idea about history. Pick some history you think you know and we,ll discuss it.

Riiiight.

Let's see now. The Bolshevik Revolution, the Iluminata, the Fab Four and Chiang Kai Shek's general staff were all led by Reptilians from Atlantis, right?

 

[Cliffy]

 

[Bar Sinister]

Shouldn't this be posted in fun and Jokes?

 

[WLDB]

Shouldn't this be posted in fun and Jokes?

Not good enough to fit in there.

My only complaint about academic history is that for the most part it can be patronizing. That tends to go with academia in general though.

 

[darkbeaver]

Riiiight.

Let's see now. The Bolshevik Revolution, the Iluminata, the Fab Four and Chiang Kai Shek's general staff were all led by Reptilians from Atlantis, right?

If you look behind those headlines, you,ll find big old banks every time without exception fool.

 

[Cliffy]

Shouldn't this be posted in fun and Jokes?

The Bering Land bridge theory, the Americas populated from Siberia, Columbus was the first to discover America, Sumeria was the first civilization and on and on. It is all BS.

 

[Danbones]

Academic History is Bullshjt

Yes, the spooky, ergot-induced, wicky-wacky, randomly generated conspiracy theory history posted on this forum is soooooo much better.

Like the FAKENEWS crap YOU post with NO citations!!!HahahaHahahah
HahahaHahahah


Everybody funny, now YOU funny too!

I LOVE laughing at people who don't have the holy grail on the table and who think THAT makes then superior somehow to someone who does.

Shouldn't this be posted in fun and Jokes?

Perhaps that is where you should be reading...

This is actually an important view point.

All those books you threw out were now OBVIOUSLY completely full of crap...

but THEY GOT YOUR MONEY!!!!

CommieNaziGlobalists HATE TRUE HISTORY!!! That's why after they take the guns, they do insane genocidal things like shoot everyone who wears glasses.

 

[OpposingDigit]

Priceless: How The Federal Reserve Bought The Economics Profession
By Ryan Grim
September 07, 2009
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/07/priceless-how-the-federal_n_278805.html

Final Report Of The Commission On Industrial Relations
In 1913, a coal strike began at a Colorado mine owned by the Rockefellers in the small mining town of Ludlow, where roughly 11,000 workers (mostly Greek, Italian, and Serbian immigrants) went on strike against the “feudal domination of their lives in towns completely controlled by the mining companies.” Repression quickly followed, culminating in what became known as the Ludlow Massacre in 1914, with the Rockefellers hiring the National Guard to attack the strikers and destroy their tent city, machine gunning the crowd and setting fire to tents, one of which was discovered to have housed eleven children and two women, all of whom were killed by the fire.
The Congressional Walsh Commission was founded to investigate the activities which led to violent labour repression at the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company in Ludlow, though the scope of the Commission was expanded to study philanthropic foundations themselves.
"…the creation of the Rockefeller and other foundations was the beginning of an effort to perpetuate the present position of predatory wealth through the corruption of sources of public information… [and] that if not checked by legislation, these foundations will be used as instruments to change to form of government of the U.S. at a future date, and there is even a hint that there is a fear of a monarchy."
In 1916, the Walsh Commission produced its final report, the Manly Report (after the research director, Basil M. Manly), which concluded that the foundations were so “grave a menace” to society, that “it would be desirable to recommend their abolition.” Frank Walsh referred to foundations as “a menace to the welfare of society.”
Chairman: Frank P. Walsh
Director of Research and Investigation: Fasil M. Manly
1915
http://www.andrewgavinmarshall.com/...ent-overclass-is-over-a-century-in-the-making
(PDF Document)
http://archive.org/download/finalreportofcom00unitiala/finalreportofcom00unitiala.pdf

Why AIPAC Took Over Brookings
By Grant F. Smith
November 21, 2007
http://www.dissidentvoice.org/2007/11/why-aipac-took-over-brookings