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LinkedInWell, every now and then something happens that makes you suspect that sanity might be threatening to break out all over the world if it were not for the indefatigable efforts of oligarchs and elitists in large banks preventing it from happening. After all, if it did, people would wise up to their scam and they'd be out of business, and most likely in a lot more trouble than that. But we can all breathe easier when the places where sanity breaks out are such unlikely swamps of stupidity as the US Supreme Court, the same group of intellectual and moral giants as gave us (that is, the U.S.A.) … [Read more...]
COMING SOON TO A ZOO NEAR YOU: WOOLY MAMMOTHS
April 22, 2012 By 23 Comments
Brace yourself, because Jurassic Park is just around the corner. Check this out: S.Korean, Russian scientists bid to clone mammoth One notes that this cloning craze involves Russia, Japan, South Korea, and China. But what one should really note is that the new technologies, in a certain sense, are making a kind of resurrection possible. We can easily speculate on the possible agenda here. If successful - and the article notes that a dog has already been cloned - this will mean that theoretically virtually any dead organism could be "resurrected", including dead humans is appropriate … [Read more...]
HERE’S ONE THE AMERICAN MEDIA MISSED: FARMERS VS MONSANTO
February 25, 2012 By 20 Comments
A couple of days ago I reported on the growing revolt in the rest of the world against genetically modified crops and foods, a newsworthy story that seems to get little to no attention in the American mainstream "media" (big surprise there, right?). Well, once again Russian television is reporting something going on right here that See BS, Faux News, See No News, and all the rest, seem to have missed: 300k farmers hope for lawsuit against Monsanto Now, let's focus on that opening set of paragraphs: "Around 300,000 organic farmers think that Monsanto, the biotech giant known for … [Read more...]
MAN IN PALESTINE 400,000 YEARS AGO??
February 13, 2012 By 17 Comments
Here is an interesting article which, if it bears up under scrutiny, may upset the scientific applecart once again: Homo sapiens lived in Eretz Yisrael 400,000 years ago 400,000 years is, of course, directly contrary to the reigning evolutionary and genetic paradigm that holds that modern homo sapiens sapiens came from Africa, and migrated throughout the world, some 150,000-200,000 years ago. Of course, there are those such as Michael Cremo and Richard Thompson who have presented archaeological evidence of someone in the genus homo being on earth in these times frames - and much older - … [Read more...]
COMING SOON TO AN APOCALYPSE THEATER NEAR YOU: EYES THAT CAN SHOOT LASER BEAMS?
January 11, 2012 By 12 Comments
Every now and then I bump into an article on the internet that just begs to be blogged about, and I ran into this one, and apparently many of you did too, because several of you emailed me this one: Digg Will We Soon Be Able to Fire Laser Beams From Our Eyes? Well consider that carefully, through a combination of genetic engineering, physicists working for a hospital in their "spare time" have turned a genetically engineered kidney cell into a pump source through which laser light is beamed. Ok, it's a long way from the X-Men or Superman with mutants being able to shoot laser beams or … [Read more...]
BEHIND THE SCRIM OF THE APOCALYPSE THEATER GENETICS MARCHES ON
January 10, 2012 By 24 Comments
Well, behind the scrim of the apocalypse theater, as the world's financial markets crumble and there is sword-rattling from Tulsa to Tel Aviv to Tehran, you may have missed this significant "little" development being reported over at phys.org: World's first chimeric monkeys are born Please note what has prevented the genetic engineering of such chimerical primates previously: "Mitalipov says it appears that primate embryos prevent cultured embryonic stem cells from becoming integrated as they do in mice. Their study also suggests that cultured primate and human embryonic stem cells, … [Read more...]
AN ANCIENT PRACTICE RAISES ITS UGLY HEAD AGAIN
October 16, 2011 By 30 Comments
You may not have heard of this story, but it is one that my co-author Scott D. deHart and I touched upon in our book The Grid of the Gods, namely, human sacrifice: Where child sacrifice is a business Child Sacrifice in Uganda I cite here the salient points from the second linked pdf.file above: " The crime of Child Sacrifice is a growing problem in Uganda. A number of socioeconomic and cultural factors have been highlighted in an attempt to explain the sudden increase in the occurrence of Child Sacrifice in recent years. Analysts have attributed the practice to poverty, weak … [Read more...]
ARCHAEOLOGY-GATE: MORE INTRIGUING TIDBITS FROM MICHAEL CREMO
October 11, 2011 By 17 Comments
Last week I blogged a number of articles about a subject that has long fascinated me: archaeology, and more importantly, archaeological cover-ups in the name of the western dogma that mankind is a relatively recent arrival on the scene, namely, 100-150,000 years ago (or a bit more, depending on who one talks to). It fascinated me because, as I've often pointed out in my various books on ancient history and science, we're dealing with apparently conflicting datasets: modern genetics on the one hand, with its indicators of human origins 100-150,0o0 years ago, and on the other hand, two types of … [Read more...]
ARCHAEOLOGY-GATE
October 7, 2011 By 49 Comments
For years - in fact, for decades - there have been persistent rumors about an "Archeology-gate," i.e., the deliberate suppression and sometimes even destruction of archaeological evidence contradicting the standard academic models of human prehistory, models inspired largely by the effect of Darwinism on the fields of anthropology, paleontology, and archaeology. And I must admit, I place some credence in some of those stories. In fact, this previous week have been blogging about such archaeological anomalies and some of their potential implications, and in particular I have been … [Read more...]