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..you too Dr. F

The Coalition for Freedom of Information sued NASA in 2003 seeking information about the event in Kecksburg on Dec. 9, 1965. The lawsuit, backed by cable televisions Sci Fi Channel, was settled two years ago, with NASA agreeing to search some of its records.

NASA scientists have repeatedly denied any man-made craft landed or crashed in the area. But an agency spokesman told The Associated Press in 2005 that the event was caused by a downed Russian satellite, records of which have since been lost.

Witnesses described a large acorn-shaped craft with strange writing on it, and say military officials shooed away onlookers.

Iridium testing has not been performed on sites that show evidence of ancient cratering (nuclear detonation vs asteroid impact). In addition, Dr. Farrell did say it would be worthwhile to do.

Maybe this is a brain-fart, but anyone interested in doing this should contact me through Dr. Farrell. Any starving Geologists out there?

It’s a small point to harp on, but if proven this small detail could do much in advancing the Paleoancient physics theory.

Sincerely,
Chuck McCorkle

Did Hitler Die? It’s pretty simple. We’re asked to believe that he chose not to escape and actually chose death, because of his colossal failure. Hmmm.

We know for certain that there was an underground train, and multiple routes of escape from that bunker. That’s probably where the evidence lies in his escape. It’s difficult because the whole thing was demolished and the bodies supposedly burnt, but the evidence is there. Only ethnic Germans were allowed to work on such facilities in the major cities and there would have been reliable witnesses leftover after the war to testify about the layout and routes of egress. Is it too late? Not for Hitler’s dentist, who reportedly said in the 1980’s while living in America that “we switched the dental records” of some poor schlub in the German Army (this last detail was according to a Boston Globe article cited by Radio show host Mae Brussel).

The “Truthers” fumble about in a similiar fashion looking for clues about 9-11. “Look! Look! that’s a controlled demolition!” Completely sailing past the evidence and data. The connections that exist, the names and addresses of people who exist. The unpleasant facts that surface and are never to be dealt with. These poor, gullible people are actually clinging to the idea that phone conversations with loved ones were somehow faked. Completely alienating them from, basically everyone. Smart.

The Ancient Mayans calendar was based on a cycle that repeated every 50 years or so (54 or 57 years, I forget which). At the end of each cycle was a time of great anxiety for the Mayans. “Did we sacrifice enough virgins? Have we proven worthy? Will we go on?”. They were very superstitious, obviously. I believe they have hundreds of calendars, based on Lunar cycles (27.3 days), Venus (8 year cycle), Mars and of course the Earth.

It’s pretty clear to people who subscribe to the theory of an advanced Paleo-physics, that the Mayans were in posession of astronomical data that was far beoyond them. But for this problem it doesn’t really matter. The calendar which is going to end in 2012 was created far later than their brush with the Gods.

For this problem we can incorporate their knowledge of the stars and planets without compromising the convenience of redesigning the calander. In light of their preisthood’s struggle with the end of cycles and the inherent chaos that it brought in people’s minds, it becomes easy to see why they chose to go with the longer model. It gave them ample time to deal with the problem, and if they were still around, I’m sure they would be planning the next one.

The galactic alignment hoopla is probably something that has been attached like a tumor by people who are very good at just that type of work.

Taking it all with a grain of aether.

Chuck

The presence of Iridium is always found in craters on Earth that were caused by impacting asteroids. My question is: Can we determine if the old craters that you believe may have resulted from ancient weapons contain any Iridium? And, would this be a fair test?

Chuck McCorkle

My response was all too common. I became angered by someone who thought that the motives were probably benign because they were powerful and therefore wise and merciful. People who have faith, in our government, the Church, and even their fellow human beings annoy me to death because they are the reason that these ideas will never take hold.

Someone a long time ago realized that if they could get two large armies to fight eachother that they could become more powerful than they ever would be without the threats. Leaders might even conspire (meaning “Breath Together” in Latin) for mutually beneficial purposes. Only their subjects will die, so why not if your smart and ruthless?

There has been no secret society that has passed this trick down through the ages. It seems like merely a tool for the Intelligent to use against the Gullible.

So whenever someone has a benign idea for the powerful, I get angry. Perhaps I shouldn’t because it’s not their fault (there ain’t no law against being stupid), but I gave up on people ever realizing any truth in the thousands of murders and political plays which dominate our planet. We watch the news and it reinforces what we want to be true.

The old saying “He who Benefits” is still the best way to find the culprit, for anything. It’s painfully obvious most of the time, and what’s more painful? Seeing them get away scott free because your neighbor watches FOX News.

Given up on the mongrel multitudes..

Chuck

Here’s one article about Bormann and the DNA tests.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/dna-test-closes-book-on-mystery-of-martin-bormann-1161449.html

Then here is more from a random Google search, who knows if any of it is true.

On December 7, 1972, construction workers uncovered human remains near the Lehrter Bahnhof in West Berlin. Dental records — reconstructed from memory in 1945 by Dr. Hugo Blaschke — identified the skeleton as Bormann’s, and damage to the collarbone was consistent with injuries Bormann’s sons reported he had sustained in a riding accident in 1939. Fragments of glass in the jawbone suggested that Bormann committed suicide by biting cyanide capsules in order to avoid capture.

Some controversy continued, however. For example, Hugh Thomas’s 1995 book Doppelgängers claimed there were forensic inconsistencies suggesting Bormann died later than 1945. When exhumed, Bormann’s skeleton was covered in flecks of red clay, whereas Berlin is a city based on yellow sand. This indicated to some that the body had been re-interred from somewhere with a clay-based soil, such as Paraguay or the Andes mountains.