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Errrrrr Dude, Bush really didn't do what's in the videos. The first one is slowed. The second one is true ;). And the third is a montage. :eek:

I always thought Richard Hoagland and George Jones had the mirror of each other's hair. Those old opossums! Nothing says, "I am serious!" like a horrible haircut. Here are some more to add to the list: Nancy Lieder, Rael, Billy Meier, and I bet Bill Ryan ain’t pretty under the hat either. ::)

Typical of most villians. And he flaunts it out in the open...the nerve of that guy! :mad:

Instigating wars based on fallacy and taking your freedoms based on the fear he instills by shoving terrorism down your throat is not enough to make you dislike him, but the illegal immigrant and spending issue is? Hmmmmm. At least you got your check; to bad you you don't have anything else.

This is no doubt one of the most intriguing questions ever posited by man. In my humble opinion, there could be many answers. I make no claims to knowing; I do enjoy conjecturing, though. As in pervious threads, the structure and interaction of genetic molecules seems deliberate and contains...

No, I think omniscience is pretty straight forward and all-encompassing as a word. I would not disagree at all with the dictionary.com definition: "Having total knowledge; knowing everything". Keep in mind this means EVERYTHING, not just macro-environments and genetics (the subject at hand)...

Does the ability to control genetics and environment at a macro-scale necessarily equate to omniscience? I seriously doubt it. Currently, mankind can regulate and introduce foreign genes into a number of creatures. I have personally seen GE glowing tobacco from firefly genes. We can keep...

What do you all think of Dr. Deagle (if he is a real doctor)? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2221852945040630461 Looks like the THOTH people have made up their minds, and I tend to agree.

Maybe, but it looks as though they need to revisit the population problem. We are multiplying like bacteria in a petri dish! :D

I would like to hear you talk with Sam Harris. Any thoughts? http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZwUG9aV6Ybk Website: http://www.samharris.org/

Thanks, Ron. I have two stars for a reason!

I am a geologist by degree and though it does not do me a whole lot of good here, the piece in question looks relatively new compared to the more heavily weathered stone to the left and above (9-11 o'clock) positions. I'd say this is a new addition.

So you are saying Zaffis is cuckoo? I have a EVP for you!!! Replay the Zaffis show at 1:51:08. Listen very closey after Gene speaks. When Zaffis answers listen closely to the noise in the background...........Was this deliberate Gene & Dave? :cool:

Yup, the above looks like shit! Sorry again. :(

Well, this explanation seems as good as recombination and mutation. Today's science points to these as likely progenitors of new genes. Recombination can account for diversity, but mutations are nearly always lethal or negative to the individual. Also, positive mutations have not been...

All I am saying is that the study of genetics in its current state of knowledge has peculiarities about its structure and interaction. Since many genes exist solely to override or correct others, this points to an engineered arrangement. How could this be anything less? Can you convince me...

RonCollins, You may find this interesting: http://www.dvdactive.com/editorial/articles/star-wars-the-changes-part-three.html

You can have my copy! I tried to finish this book but found so many errors, missinterpretations, and downright promotions of known hoaxes in it that I could not bring myself to even finish it, even for entertainment. Basically, everything is tied to the illuminati/free masons/babylon in his...

So where is the definitive, evolutionary evidence for the leap from primate to human? Physiological and genetic evidence from: common primate cousin-->Australopithecus-->Hominids. We are talking on the order of 40 different identified species used to construct this theory. Have we found...

I was taught in an undergraduate biology class the average lifespan of any given species is 5 million years (we are at 2.4 million, BTW). At 390 million years old a contemporary sea scorpion is highly unlikely. However, there are modern examples of extremely successful lineages. The...