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Originally posted by kimish
Originally posted by redstorm
Thanks for having my back kimish. Some people would have to be told by a government paid scientist, after conducting many costly time consuming experiments, that the food they have ingested tastes pleasant. Like a watery wide eyed puppy on a short leash.
Likewise
And to think, we are being insulted.
I still am all for an age restriction on this site.
Originally posted by kimish
Likewise
And to think, we are being insulted. It makes you think "did we touch a nerve on a persons train of thought or did we appear to discredit ones belief system?"
I still am all for an age restriction on this site.
"having an open mind is a way to enlightenment"- meedit on 2-10-2011 by kimish because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ARealandTrueAmerican
Are you? Because, last I checked, your shoveling out the ad hom pretty thick.
Yes, like that. Thanks for the example of your petty, off topic personal attacks.
Originally posted by FloatingGhost
reply to post by kimish
Red algae blooms are off topic.
Originally posted by ARealandTrueAmerican
So, to get back on topic, No, the 'native Americans' have no link to the Israelites. They pre-date Israel by tens of thousands of years in some cases, and have no genetic connection.
Now, have fun saying up is down and red is blue. Im sure some will believe you.
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
reply to post by Byrd
Wow way to torpedo my discussion. No point trying to continue your esteemed knowitallness, i bow to your expertise!
Could it be that the Lost tribe of Gad found their way into american via the Beringian land bridge?
Originally posted by ARealandTrueAmerican
Originally posted by kimish
reply to post by ARealandTrueAmerican
And you believe everything history tells us?? Come on, man. Seriously. "Red Sea" could've meant a large body of water (lake, pond, estuary, etc.) that had annual red algae blooms...
I see. And the fact that there is a 'red sea' that is geographical close to Israel that has been known as the Red Sea for THOUSANDS OF YEARS in various languages doesnt seem to ring a bell?
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
I found a link that describes how natives americans had egyptian carvings that were found in the deserts of new Mexico and Arizona, and Colorado. Could it be that the Lost tribe of Gad found their way into american via the Beringian land bridge? Evidence suggests that it was possible it could have happened as the native americans claim that they belonged to the "first nation's people". How do the southwestern and northwestern native tribes end up with egyptian carvings when there were no established trade routes in those times between the 2 continents?
www.greatdreams.com...
edit on 2-10-2011 by lonewolf19792000 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by patternfinder
that's because the jews aren't israelites, they are israelis, not the same thing, they came from khazzar....
Originally posted by Blackmarketeer
None of this changes the fact that the evidence being cited linking a "lost tribe of Israel" to Native Americans was fabricated by followers of Joseph Smith in the mid 1800's. The same thing occurred in South America, with further falsified rock carvings were made by Smith followers so they could show them to other and say "see, our teachings are right".
Gotta love modern religion, between LDS and Scientology you need to put all rational thought on hold. If we modern, educated humans can create massive and well financed churches from the writings of a science fiction author and a mid-western charlatan who literally pulled his gospel out of a hat it makes you realize that some of those ancient religions probably started under just as unlikely premises. (Like Akhenaten in Egypt or Zoroaster in Persia, etc. - well, actually, Christianity would be a better example than those two.)
That's one of my big problems with Ancient Aliens theories, is that fringe authors like Von Daniken, Sitchen, Herschal, Childress, etc. attach way too much importance to the religious writings of ancient cults. We never saw these cults when they originated, which may have been under as unlikely a circumstance as the LDS or Scientology origins, and about as fictional. "Jedism" is gaining some recognition as a real religion. Obviously we know how Jedism (based on the Jedi's from Star Wars) originated so it's easy for us to scoff as the idea. But 500 years from now, or 2,000 years, the origins may be muddled and we'll be left with, for all intents and purposes, a real religion with real followers.
Who knows, maybe some Jedis will walk out into the desert, carve "May the force be with you" into the rocks, and point to it and say "See! A lost tribe of Yodas were here!"