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Originally posted by Electro38
reply to post by mc_squared
I know, we all want to believe it. But "a butler" let him out?
I'm just using that as a little example. Military officials will just sit there and some "butler" "let him out"?
Originally posted by sn00daard
Ok sorry, I'll go sit quietly in my corner again then
Now you might be thinking, "Wait, Ellery, how can you certain that space aliens didn't collect obsidian from the American Northwest and bring it to Native Americans in Indiana? Isn't that an assumption?" Yes, it's a logical assumption based on the evidence. There is no plausible evidence of aliens (despite von Daniken's claims of ancient spaceports in the New World). On the other hand, there is plenty of evidence of long-distance trade in Indiana and the Midwest. There are Caribbean shells, Pacific shark teeth, Southeastern mica, Lake Superior copper, and other trade items found in Indiana, Ohio, and the surrounding states. It is reasonable to conclude, therefore, that Native Americans had extensive exchange systems during some periods and that the exchange systems did not involve extraterrestrials (or Egyptians, the Lost Tribe, or Vikings).
Originally posted by sn00daard
Originally posted by Electro38
reply to post by mc_squared
I know, we all want to believe it. But "a butler" let him out?
I'm just using that as a little example. Military officials will just sit there and some "butler" "let him out"?
Butler was the name of the Doctor he set up the meeting with.
You made a funny
Originally posted by ufo reality
I swear on a bible that my fragment looks so different when you look at it in person. I'll try to get some better pics of it, but like I said for some reason it doesn't want to shine in pictures.