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originally posted by: Joecanada11
a reply to: leastofthese
So you get 11 flags and 8 stars for saying the earth is flat and providing zero evidence for this claim? I'm flabbergasted.
originally posted by: Joecanada11
a reply to: reldra
I realize that. I'm more than interested in seeing what evidence the OP will bring on the flat earth theory. I've watched many YouTube videos stating the earth is flat. Most claim mankind has never been to space and there is a firmament (dome) covering the earth. Kind of like a snow globe.
The biggest reason I don't like the flat earth theory is because I don't see a motive behind such a conspiracy. If the earth is flat and we know it is flat then what purpose would it serve for scientists, government to tell us it is round? There's no logic behind this conspiracy. Other conspiracies (911/pharmaceutical,NWO ) all have valid motives.
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance
originally posted by: reldra
When I post about chemreails, I am told the same.
There's a reason for that.
I am still not convinced. This is what this place is for. The government has sprayed things on entire cities and in subways for decades, yet you want to say chemtrails don't exist, in the bad way. The government just stopped doing these things because they decided it was a bad idea at some point?
That is a poor argument.
Now back to flat earth.
I found something unexpected at a large Texas fuel refinery. It was on their real site and in their MSDS sheets. Some of their fuel had things that didnt belong there. Barium, Aluminum, and at least a couple other things. It had 3 levels of the additives with a side note, that specified which level per government specification.
Those sheets have disappeared, and I regret not copying them at the time. I came to ATS about that time due to that.
Briefly watching that, I think my IQ dropped a few points. Is there anywhere I can request a refund on my time that was not-so-well wasted lol.
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: butcherguy
originally posted by: Blueracer
a reply to: butcherguy
I don't know about the worst. Have you heard of the Mandela Effect? Both are pretty bad though.
I vote it second beat.
It has this clause about time lines that effectively makes it impossible to disprove.....
But then, they can't prove it is real either.
What are your most interesting conspiracy theories? I bet I can shoot them down. Don;t make fun of mine.
originally posted by: visitedbythem
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance
originally posted by: reldra
When I post about chemreails, I am told the same.
There's a reason for that.
I am still not convinced. This is what this place is for. The government has sprayed things on entire cities and in subways for decades, yet you want to say chemtrails don't exist, in the bad way. The government just stopped doing these things because they decided it was a bad idea at some point?
That is a poor argument.
Now back to flat earth.
About 6 years ago, I was Environmental Manager for my company. I set out to prove chemtrails was false. I pulled up Material Safety Data Sheets on many different types and grades of jet fuel. I found something unexpected at a large Texas fuel refinery. It was on their real site and in their MSDS sheets. Some of their fuel had things that didnt belong there. Barium, Aluminum, and at least a couple other things. It had 3 levels of the additives with a side note, that specified which level per government specification. Those sheets have disappeared, and I regret not copying them at the time. I came to ATS about that time due to that.
As for flat earth. I lived on the Island of Maui in the late 70s. The air was clear, and during hikes to Upcountry, such as Haleakala, I could see what seemed to be curvature of the Earth