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Originally posted by lupusyonderboy
Originally posted by Boniouk06
I have a question, that most probably only David could answer, but anyway, have a stab if you think you may know an answer..
David Wilcock talks about a friend called David who worked on the Montauk project. Lets call him Dave so not to get confused. Dave coincidentally called in sick on the day that the montauk project was destroyed by a creature that came through a worm hole, and wiped the memories of all the other workers....
If this is true, how did Dave know this story? he wasn't there when it happened, and nobody at work could have told him because they ALL had their memories erased apart from himself.
If i go into work one day and its trashed but people don't know why, do i blame it on a burglar or a creature that wiped all their memories?
[edit on 30/12/08 by Boniouk06]
Good point. He is mostly laughable but hit positive outlook is refreshing and made me feel good.
In 1686 an even earlier British account of geometric areas of flattened plants is found in A Natural History of Staffordshire, written by Professor Robert Plot, LLD, the first "keeper" of Oxford's Ashmolean Museum and a professor of chemistry at Oxford. Professor Plot describes not just circles, but flattened areas "obtaining three parts of a circle, others being Semicircular, some of them Quadrants." These various designs were found both in "arable grounds" and in "open pastures ... And not only in a single, but sometimes in double and treble Circle[s], one within the other."
In July, 1880 the prestigious science journal Nature (Vol. 22, pp. 290-291) published a letter from British spectroscopist J. Rand Capron in which he described his discovery and subsequent examination of multiple circular areas of flattened wheat on a farm in southern England. He describes areas of crop "forming ... circular spots [with] a few standing stalks as a centre, some prostrate stalks with their heads arranged pretty evently in a direction forming a circle round the centre, and outside these a circular wall of stalks which [have] not suffered." Capron suggested that these flattened circles were the result of "some cyclonic wind action" and enclosed a sketch of the "most perfect" of these circles which, unfortunately, Nature did not publish.
THE MOWING DEVIL
You may remember that our BBC article mentioned a woodcut of "the Devil mowing a field into patterns," but it didn’t go into detail. This is a fascinating chapter in the history of crop circles, documented as happening in 1678.
In short, a farmer was trying to hire someone to harvest his crops, and the laborer wanted to charge more than the farmer could afford. The farmer angrily chased off the laborer, saying something like "I’d rather have the Devil cut my crops down than pay your price!"
That night a very bright light appeared over the crops — "as if it had been all aflame" — which the farmer clearly noticed, and the next day a crop circle had appeared — "so neatly mow’d… that no Mortal Man was able to do the like".
The farmer attributed this phenomenon to the so-called "Mowing Devil." Here is an actual image of the woodcut, complete with a picture of what the crop circle looked like, along with an illustration of the alleged devil. After the image we have a transcript of what it actually says:
THE MOWING-DEVIL: OR, STRANGE NEWS OUT OF HARTFORD-SHIRE. Being a True Relation of a Farmer, who Bargaining with a Poor Mower, about the Cutting down Three Half Acres of Oats: upon the Mower’s asking too much, the Farmer swore That the Devil should Mow it rather than He.
And so it fell out, that very Night, the Crop of Oat shew’d as if it had been all of a flame: but next Morning appear’d so neatly mow’d by the Devil or some Infernal Spirit, that no Mortal Man was able to do the like. Also, How the said Oats ly now in the Field, and the Owner has not Power to fetch them away. Licensed, August 22nd, 1678.
You can see this was taken at least semi-seriously at the time. This was before the rise of scientific materialism, where people would automatically write the farmer off as insane or misinformed.
Originally posted by mlmijyd
What a load of 2012 profiteering (wasn't this what they were all doing in the late 1990's?). So he's Edgar Casey or he's related or he's............?? He starts by using good old hoaglands 19.5/33 degrees to explain positions and geometry theory, ok? Then, when he introduces something unproven (well most of it is unproven) he rolls out the 'Black Ops' ace to tell his awed audience that they should believe this 'Stuff' he loves that word its like cool to say 'stuff'. Did you know we have Star gates all over the shop? Has he been in one with all his knowledge? Come on for those that lived through the UFO disclosure imminent brigade - Hoagland and Rob Bauval - all the Spiritual awaking mongers of the late 1990's should see this 2012 is nothing more than the likes of David preying on us desperate sheeple wanting change in our dull lives now that we have abandoned Religion!
Nothing to see here, keep moving.....
Originally posted by Solomons
Yeah alot of his science is pretty much pseudo science...typical new ager.Id like to see his new career in 2013..like any conman he will move on to a new scene.
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Black OPS guys ? Glands ? He actualy thinks people back then knew what they wore used for ?
I can come up with 20 other theaories and claim they are fact but that doesnt make them so, just cous i'm a talented speaker.
Originally posted by FiatLux
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Black OPS guys ? Glands ? He actualy thinks people back then knew what they wore used for ?
I can come up with 20 other theaories and claim they are fact but that doesnt make them so, just cous i'm a talented speaker.
Oh please Mr. Anonymous, please do post them. You may be a talented speaker, but your spelling leaves a lot to be desired.
Originally posted by silenced
Originally posted by FiatLux
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Black OPS guys ? Glands ? He actualy thinks people back then knew what they wore used for ?
I can come up with 20 other theaories and claim they are fact but that doesnt make them so, just cous i'm a talented speaker.
Oh please Mr. Anonymous, please do post them. You may be a talented speaker, but your spelling leaves a lot to be desired.
Ad hominem anyone?
I watched the OPs videos mostly because I needed some entertainment. The idea that this is somehow the "greatest theory" about 2012 escapes me.
The real conspiracy here is the conspiracy to theorize on things that have no factual or historical basis, write books, and take money from the pockets of those that believe/want/wish the world would experience a cataclysmic or major change in the near future. It's really that simple. I am only 30 years old however since I can remember I've heard dire warnings about the end of the world, watched people sacrifice themselves to an incoming comet, etc. and meanwhile life goes on. I'm not saying there couldn't be some cataclysmic or world changing event, but I highly doubt it's happening in 2012 as there is nothing real to suggest it other than people exploiting the idea.
In fact, I would like to extend a friendly wager to all the 2012 folks out there. On December 22, 2012, when we all wake up and nothing is different, you all have to apologize. Every single person that made money from writing books gives it to charity. Every last dime. Then they get a real job, and keep their mouths shut. I'm saying put your money where your mouth is. Any takers?
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
if there were real evidence prooving what he says it would be all the talk of every scientist on the planet...same with zero point energy. sure makes one hell of a theory but theories must be practical and tested.