Exposing Mass Deception

Well, well, well... While those crude and primitive "IED's" (Improvised Explosive Devices) would regularly blow those poorly-armored Humvees to bits (killing all their occupants), we're supposed to believe that a direct missile strike (on an American military base) by the Iranian Armed Forces would...

I’m calling bull$hit on most (if not all) of these stories. What’s next? Savages with bows and arrows attack soldiers without proper body armor? :lol: A "convicted terrorist" with a shank will have to do for now, dear SCS. :P U.K. Knife Attacker Who Killed Two Was a Convicted Terrorist Police ident...

Humvees No Match for Crude Bombs - Los Angeles Times Dec 11, 2004 - The nine mangled Humvees here have been destroyed by what the military calls improvised explosive devices, or IEDs. ... The Marines and Army have almost 20,000 Humvees in Iraq, according to the Pentagon. But a quarter of the vehicl...

Iranian press review: Fatal flu kills 81 as sanctions make vaccines scarce https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/iranian-press-review-fatal-flu-kills-81-under-us-sanctions :rolleyes: I think my fellow Iranians could do without this type of "aid." It definitely shouldn't be mandatory like it is in Amer...

Way too far fetched IMHO . Remeber that BA is a part of the war machine so most probably they needed to free some of their production capacity to focus more on a military side of the business . https://www.tradingview.com/chart/YKzReb6o/ Go check the link above its BA stock chart, max 10% off highs...

Great research guys! I searched and found 'robertsvideos' as well. We had a bit of email exchanges and, to me, he seems legit. I placed an order for the DVD yesterday. We'll have to wait and see if I got ripped off or not. Edit to add: I was thinking that maybe all that Robert had was the same 5 mi...

Great find kickstones! Not only does the show predate the moon landing it even predates Apollo 7 which, according to Wiki, was the first crewed flight and the first live television publicly broadcast from a crewed mission Oct. 11, 1968. The Apollo program hadn't really got off the ground (pun inten...

* Dearest SacredCowSlayer and MichiganJ ! I just wish to thank you VERY WARMLY for your time / work and dedication updating the forum - it really looks GREAT now ! :) Forever gratefully yours :wub: SImon Simon, I’m delighted to be a part of such an important oasis of thoughtful and well reasoned re...

https://i.postimg.cc/RZQHXrWb/1-Y9-R0-P-IUJl-s-SYxd-GR8i-Q.jpg I'd look for someone with one of these. ID cards may be issued as well. LOL very odd to mock the idea of secret government on this site I would have thought. I guess I should have used "nutworks" which is the standard term used here. Wh...

TErikson, By MMG do you mean MWM or Miles “TheyWereJewsOfCourse” Mathis or the CIA special ops team known as Miles W Mathis? I had to read 10 of 12 pages of drivel before the very small paragraph concerning Owen Benjamin makes its debut. What we learn is that the operative known as Owen Benjamin is...

SCS, Thanks for creating a new thread for the discussion on megalithic constructions. There are several other recent posts in the Chatbox that need to be moved to the new thread, and one unrelated post (about the book "Hayy ibn Yaqzan") that should be moved back to the Chatbox. Okay thank you for p...

Flabbergasted » September 20th, 2019, 6:06 pm wrote:

SacredCowSlayer wrote:I’m usually pretty good at coming up with topic names—but I’m a little stumped on this one.

How about "Evidence of advanced building technology in remote antiquity"?

I like that. To keep it shorter, how about “Advanced Building Technology in Remote Antiquity?”

Very interesting post Flabbergasted. I can offer an alternative explanation to some things. Why do we say megalithic constructions are ‘technologically advanced’? 1 - Generally, the stone blocks are huge and have often been transported over uneven terrain from quarries very far away. For example, t...

Personally, I await any further developments on your work. A new thread on archaeological lines might be useful (given the 'dinosaur' thread). I would be happy to add to the topic, but I figured it was too far removed from our focus on media fakery to become a thread. Dear Flabbergasted, As always,...

Dear Flabbergasted, An excellent piece of research most enlightening and informative. Fascinating. . . . Personally, I await any further developments on your work. A new thread on archaeological lines might be useful (given the 'dinosaur' thread). I share the (above) sentiments expressed by Sharpst...