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originally posted by: FatherLukeDuke
originally posted by: Marduk
i believe the egypt pyramids are a lot older than archeologists believe aswell
Why
Cos archaeologists hate old stuff, donchaknow?
All of them are are involved in a mass conspiracy to make stuff look as recent as possible. As we all know that's what brings in the cash money money and the ladezzzz.
originally posted by: Marduk
originally posted by: FatherLukeDuke
originally posted by: Marduk
i believe the egypt pyramids are a lot older than archeologists believe aswell
Why
Cos archaeologists hate old stuff, donchaknow?
All of them are are involved in a mass conspiracy to make stuff look as recent as possible. As we all know that's what brings in the cash money money and the ladezzzz.
I thought it was because there was a spaceship hidden under the paw of the Sphinx, with Ronald Reagan, Marilyn Monroe and Jimmy Hoffa on board. But shhh, the less people know the safer we will all be from the Illuminatati
originally posted by: Marduk
right, so you admit you aren't qualified to decipher the image and your best idea is to get a load of other unqualified people to back you up and you're recommending "common sense" as a guide. Well common sense would say that there's no evidence surely.
What passes for science in your world ?
What passes for science in your world ?
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Wolfenz
LOL!!!
Even National Geographic is Talking about it !!!!! back in 2002
New Underwater Finds Raise Questions About Flood Myths
Brian Handwerk
for National Geographic News
May 28, 2002
news.nationalgeographic.com...
Cuba's Sunken City Deep in the waters of Cabo de San Antonio, off Cuba's coast, researchers are exploring unusual formations of smooth blocks, crests, and geometric shapes. The Canadian exploration company that discovered the formations, Advanced Digital Communications, has suggested that they could be the buildings and monuments of an early, unknown American civilization. Many scientists are skeptical of any theory that might tempt people to draw a parallel with the fabled lost city of Atlantis. Geologist Manuel Iturralde, however, has stressed the need for an open mind while investigations of the site continue. "These are extremely peculiar structures, and they have captured our imagination," said Iturralde, who is director of research at Cuba's Natural History Museum. Iturralde has studied countless underwater formations over the years, but said, "If I had to explain this geologically, I would have a hard time."
And NatGeo stopped talking about it when they actually took a look at the evidence.
NatGeo is the reason this story is a fringe favorite. They were a major part of the story from the very beginning.
"Even National Geographic is talking about it."
Ha. That;'s the only reason anyone ever heard of it - NatGeo in 2002.
Harte
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: hellobruce
Also the picture on the page the op linked to is just a computer-generated image....
Artist's concept would be more accurate.
originally posted by: ParasuvO
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: hellobruce
Also the picture on the page the op linked to is just a computer-generated image....
Artist's concept would be more accurate.
You mean like every picture from space we see ?????
originally posted by: Wolfenz
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Wolfenz
LOL!!!
Even National Geographic is Talking about it !!!!! back in 2002
New Underwater Finds Raise Questions About Flood Myths
Brian Handwerk
for National Geographic News
May 28, 2002
news.nationalgeographic.com...
Cuba's Sunken City Deep in the waters of Cabo de San Antonio, off Cuba's coast, researchers are exploring unusual formations of smooth blocks, crests, and geometric shapes. The Canadian exploration company that discovered the formations, Advanced Digital Communications, has suggested that they could be the buildings and monuments of an early, unknown American civilization. Many scientists are skeptical of any theory that might tempt people to draw a parallel with the fabled lost city of Atlantis. Geologist Manuel Iturralde, however, has stressed the need for an open mind while investigations of the site continue. "These are extremely peculiar structures, and they have captured our imagination," said Iturralde, who is director of research at Cuba's Natural History Museum. Iturralde has studied countless underwater formations over the years, but said, "If I had to explain this geologically, I would have a hard time."
And NatGeo stopped talking about it when they actually took a look at the evidence.
NatGeo is the reason this story is a fringe favorite. They were a major part of the story from the very beginning.
"Even National Geographic is talking about it."
Ha. That;'s the only reason anyone ever heard of it - NatGeo in 2002.
Harte
Could you show me a link of this Evidence?
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Wolfenz
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Wolfenz
LOL!!!
Even National Geographic is Talking about it !!!!! back in 2002
New Underwater Finds Raise Questions About Flood Myths
Brian Handwerk
for National Geographic News
May 28, 2002
news.nationalgeographic.com...
Cuba's Sunken City Deep in the waters of Cabo de San Antonio, off Cuba's coast, researchers are exploring unusual formations of smooth blocks, crests, and geometric shapes. The Canadian exploration company that discovered the formations, Advanced Digital Communications, has suggested that they could be the buildings and monuments of an early, unknown American civilization. Many scientists are skeptical of any theory that might tempt people to draw a parallel with the fabled lost city of Atlantis. Geologist Manuel Iturralde, however, has stressed the need for an open mind while investigations of the site continue. "These are extremely peculiar structures, and they have captured our imagination," said Iturralde, who is director of research at Cuba's Natural History Museum. Iturralde has studied countless underwater formations over the years, but said, "If I had to explain this geologically, I would have a hard time."
And NatGeo stopped talking about it when they actually took a look at the evidence.
NatGeo is the reason this story is a fringe favorite. They were a major part of the story from the very beginning.
"Even National Geographic is talking about it."
Ha. That;'s the only reason anyone ever heard of it - NatGeo in 2002.
Harte
Could you show me a link of this Evidence?
What evidence?
That NatGeo backed out?
It's in the thread.
Harte
And NatGeo stopped talking about it when they actually took a look at the evidence.
originally posted by: Wolfenz
you said , LOOK at the evidence .. did you not ?
so where is this of what they are saying what it is, is what im asking,
originally posted by: LABTECH767
As for National Geographic.
They backed out because Zelitsky was asking for far too much money and the images were not up to broadcast quality according to them but but kept the EXCLUSIVE right's which they had already paid for up front in there installment ensuring no one else get's a look in as Zelitsky and co are bound by legal contract and can not sell it to anyone else, being in debt as running that type of operation is hugely expensive they had probably already spent the deposit from national geographic so could not pay back and back out of the contract, read between the line's.
If national Geographic were genuine on this matter they would have sent there own expedition to film the site as there are plenty of outfit's for hire with the necessary equipment, more so today with underwater drone tech coming along just nicely and if they wanted to go for quality they could do a lot worse than to hire an oil exploration contractor as they have the very best equipment, possible even better than the military.
originally posted by: LABTECH767
As for National Geographic.
They backed out because Zelitsky was asking for far too much money and the images were not up to broadcast quality according to them but but kept the EXCLUSIVE right's which they had already paid for up front in there installment ensuring no one else get's a look in as Zelitsky and co are bound by legal contract and can not sell it to anyone else, being in debt as running that type of operation is hugely expensive they had probably already spent the deposit from national geographic so could not pay back and back out of the contract, read between the line's.
If national Geographic were genuine on this matter they would have sent there own expedition to film the site as there are plenty of outfit's for hire with the necessary equipment, more so today with underwater drone tech coming along just nicely and if they wanted to go for quality they could do a lot worse than to hire an oil exploration contractor as they have the very best equipment, possible even better than the military.
originally posted by: Marduk
originally posted by: Wolfenz
you said , LOOK at the evidence .. did you not ?
so where is this of what they are saying what it is, is what im asking,
How many times are you going to be told that there isn't any evidence for a lost city at all, but tons against it, before you accept the reality of this situation. seriously, I'm getting to the point where I'm going to drag you to Cuba and throw you off the cliff so you can go check it for yourself