The Cycle of Cosmic Catastrophes:
Flood, Fire, and Famine
in the History of Civilization
by Richard Firestone,
Allen West, and
Simon Warwick-Smith
I for one am getting a bit tired of “scientists say”. Lets face it, Al Gore says we have global warming and is backed up by “scientists” and I am still shoveling Gore’s global warming in the form of the heaviest snowfall for many years.
Old honest Al is making a monetary killing on the ignorant citizens of the world.
Comet.
It will make your teeth turn green.
Comet.
It tastes like gasoline.
Comet.
It will make you vomit.
So try some Comet and vomit today.
A comet that wipes out all the big mammals but one, humans?
Of course.
“The idea that a comet may have caused catastrophic climate change and extinction relatively recently in Earth’s long history suggests scientists shouldn’t dismiss the possibility of it happening again, Wolbach said.”
The History Channel has it covered.....over and overandover....
Mexico gets it 65 mil years ago, Chicago gets it 13k years ago... Geez, God has the New World in his crosshairs! Why us??
Next time you see a Chinese Dragon look for the ball close to it. It is usually red or gold and smoking. That would be Mars.
Velikovsky's books are out of print, but you can still find used copies. I liked "Earth in Upheaval" best. He talked about the three meters of "muck" which was jumbled tropical plant and animal remains that had to be dug through to get to the gold in Alaska. Funny how I haven't heard about that anywhere else.
And Herodotus said that the Egyptians said that during their history the sun had changed its direction of travel three times. He wrote is if he didn't believe them. But why would someone lie about something like that?
What is interesting about all of this is that if catastrophies occur on a regular basis, then mankind is NOT IN CONTROL OF ITS DESTINY. This is anathema to liberals, socialists, communists and that ilk.
Scientists find signs of 13,000-year-old extinction event
Chicago Tribune | January 2, 2009 | Robert Mitchum
Posted on 01/01/2009 2:09:17 PM PST by neverdem
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The Cycle of Cosmic Catastrophes:
Flood, Fire, and Famine
in the History of Civilization
by Richard Firestone,
Allen West, and
Simon Warwick-Smith
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Wow, looks like a lot of the same wheels turning in the same ruts, again.
Some raging nimrod added “piltdownman” to the keywords.
If it makes anyone feel any better, this scenario — which involves bombardment of the Earth by various waves of particles and objects, different sizes and energies, with the waves separated by either hundreds or thousands of years, and originating in a relatively nearby star which went kaboom — is catching on some, but, as with the Alvarez model for dino extinction via an impact at the K-T boundary, has met with furious resistance.
Nothing good comes out of Chicago, even then.
But I do think it's reasonable to believe a collision between a comet or meteor, and Earth, would cause a great catastrophe. And that we shouldn't bury our heads in the sand and pretend it can't happen.
Seems to me we constitutionalists could see a sort of weapons program -targeting comets- as a constitutionally correct use of taxpayers money !
Sadly, our tax money that used to be directed into such programs (sneeringly called "Star Wars" by the Left) will diverted by Obama into idiotic anti-"Climate Change" boondoggles.
