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originally posted by: kiwasabi
a reply to: Harte
But ultimately the Billy Meier case is 100% real, so his information about Quetzalcoatl being an extra terrestrial is credible.
originally posted by: kiwasabi
That's why you're the professional debunker! -snip- Yes I know you're paid to slander him,.
originally posted by: kiwasabi
but ultimately you can't disprove any of his actual flying saucer pictures or video.
originally posted by: kiwasabi
a reply to: AdmireTheDistance
Your ignorance will be sorely missed. Maybe next time I see you you'll have evidence to back up your slander.
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: kiwasabi
That's why you're the professional debunker! -snip- Yes I know you're paid to slander him,.
How did Harte manage to get a paid gig doing what most anyone else with half a brain in their head, including Meier's wife, would do for free?
originally posted by: Harte
a reply to: InhaleExhale
But InhaleExhale, when will you tell us how you really feel about the OP?
Harte
originally posted by: InhaleExhale
originally posted by: Harte
a reply to: InhaleExhale
But InhaleExhale, when will you tell us how you really feel about the OP?
Harte
Its not just OP that is displaying an act that makes me scratch my head just about every time they post.
Its not what they post about but how they reply to criticism, even if they think others are trolling yet keep replying to their so called trolls.
Its either immaturity or like I am suspecting a influx of ignorance and/or disinfo agents to push beliefs for a number of possible reasons.
One being to create a bigger divide than there already is between gullible people and skeptical people, believers and disbelievers in a majority of subjects discussed on the site.
I have been thinking of getting myself banned so I couldn't post anymore, however I would still be able to read all the entertaining things people have to say and not being able top respond would just be a crime against myself.
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
a reply to: Harte
Only a complete moron would pay anyone for posting self-contradictory claptrap.
I have been paid by complete morons before.
originally posted by: Harte
No need to resort to the "paid shill" argument so overused by these people you (and I) criticize.
originally posted by: Eunuchorn
So this thread is still around, & went from the Loonies patting each other on the back to the Shills patting each other on the back.
God bless ATS.
originally posted by: Spider879
a reply to: kiwasabi
He ordered his people not to quarrel with each other, and whatever city he was currently at was considered a place of peace, even for enemies. Currently I'm trying to find the earliest mention of him being a white man.
Not piling up on you or anything but why, would a Kemitian aka Egyptian of 1200 B.C or earlier depending on when he was supposed to visit the Mexicans be any lighter in complexion than the average Meso-American in color to be so noted, matter of fact if Quetzalcoatl was a stand in name for Osiris/Horus then his symbolic color would have been Black and ditto if he was anyway a real person at one time.
Virgin births were common around the globe, well not really Virgins since they were impregnated by the gods,and Kings loved wanting god to be their daddy.
An especially enlightened King that shunned war or violence while rare is not unheard of,such was Gautama Buddha a prince turned enlightened hippie.
A King of the kongo Shamba Bolongongo . He prohibited the use of the shongo, a throwing knife, the traditional weapon of the Bushongo. This wise African king used to say: "Kill neither man, woman nor child. Are they not the children of Chembe (God).
He was certainly no Jesus, Buddha or Quetzalcoatl plus there are other examples from around the world.
originally posted by: kiwasabi
originally posted by: Spider879
a reply to: kiwasabi
He ordered his people not to quarrel with each other, and whatever city he was currently at was considered a place of peace, even for enemies. Currently I'm trying to find the earliest mention of him being a white man.
Not piling up on you or anything but why, would a Kemitian aka Egyptian of 1200 B.C or earlier depending on when he was supposed to visit the Mexicans be any lighter in complexion than the average Meso-American in color to be so noted, matter of fact if Quetzalcoatl was a stand in name for Osiris/Horus then his symbolic color would have been Black and ditto if he was anyway a real person at one time.
Virgin births were common around the globe, well not really Virgins since they were impregnated by the gods,and Kings loved wanting god to be their daddy.
An especially enlightened King that shunned war or violence while rare is not unheard of,such was Gautama Buddha a prince turned enlightened hippie.
A King of the kongo Shamba Bolongongo . He prohibited the use of the shongo, a throwing knife, the traditional weapon of the Bushongo. This wise African king used to say: "Kill neither man, woman nor child. Are they not the children of Chembe (God).
He was certainly no Jesus, Buddha or Quetzalcoatl plus there are other examples from around the world.
Those are fair points about the skin color and that's something I'm attempting to understand. It seems the only physical aspect of Quetzalcoatl that can be pinned down is the beard, as it's found on many statues at sites associated with him.
As for "virgin births", and the woman being impregnated by "gods"... yeah, those "gods" were actually human extra terrestrials.
originally posted by: Harte
Beards are seen on several other figures in Mesoamerican art. And often enough Quetzalcoatl is depicted without one.
Link
Harte
originally posted by: Harte
You forgot to consult what billy Meier says about it, which makes any other speculation of yours fine indeed.
Harte