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reply posted on 30-10-2008 @ 01:29 PM by Liberty1
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There are so many answers to the questions raised here. But just 2 stick out that I'd like to address.
1. The Dragon myths throughout the world are quite EASY to explain! If you lived several thousand years ago and you came across dinosaur bones, what
would you think?? Plus, there are other theories involving possible astronomical phenomenon. One theory says supernova remnants in the shape of
serpent may have been a part of what early man saw in his night sky....or something like that.
2. Some argue that the whole reptilian thing is just a way to cover up more realistic one world gov't conspiracies. For instance, let's suppose
there was a conspiracy by international bankers to turn America into a fascist state. But due to recent communication advances (internet) the plebs
are getting wind of their scheme. Now, if you were them it would be advantageous for you to concoct a crazy story and attach it to the real story.
That would plant the seed of doubt to anyone just discovering the international bankers. Enter the David Icke's of this world.
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reply posted on 30-10-2008 @ 02:08 PM by Scramjet76
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I would assume it's because he is not a herpetologist like you? But if you discredit everything he wrote - and not even address his text - because of
a picture he posted, I find that the height of ignorance.....
You can define ignorance however you want. I define it as new members who do a poor job of researching threads which (while well intentioned) contain
faulty logic, incorrect assumptions, and pics of lizards not native to the area in question......
the fact that they had heiroglyphics that have still not been deciphered,
This proves nothing.
Many undeciphered writing systems are prehistoric in nature, dating from several thousand years BC, though some more modern examples do exist. The
difficulty in deciphering these systems can arise from a lack of known descendents or from the languages being entirely isolated, from insufficient
examples of text having been found and even (such as in the case of Vinča) from the question of whether the hieroglyphs and symbols discovered do
actually constitute a writing system.
source
that their artwork depicted figures in what appeared to be spaceships
Appears being the keyword. Also I would point out that while he went through the trouble of posting an Australian Bearded Dragon, he did not
post any pics of these "spaceships."
the fact that their religion encouraged human sacrifice
How is this different than any other ancient culture? If you actually read about human
sacrifice you'll notice how widespread it was all over the world. Not confined to Aztecs.
They are under-developed, partially-adapted reptoid offspring left on earth and lacking the environmnet needed for their species to flourish into what
we know as reptoid aliens.
Last time I checked there weren't any lizards found to have alien DNA.
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reply posted on 30-10-2008 @ 04:39 PM by bot3000
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You can define ignorance however you want. I define it as new members who do a poor job of researching threads which (while well intentioned) contain
faulty logic, incorrect assumptions, and pics of lizards not native to the area in question......
If you weren’t aware, I was only addressing your logic, not his. Researching his thread to address you was not necessary. Thus, calling me ignorant
solely because I'm a new member is foolish.
It was clear to me, and probably others, that his posting of pictures was for visual effect, and not as a piece of evidence.
To quote the historian Daniel J. Boorstin: "The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance -- it is the illusion of knowledge."
It would help to take note.
I do see that you finally did address his "faulty logic" and "incorrect assumptions." That's all I was requesting.
Last time I checked there weren't any lizards found to have alien DNA.
But let me ask - do you know what Alien DNA, if it exists, looks like? Our vertebrate evolutionary line is easily, and quickly, traced back to
reptiles. While Sauropsids can easily be placed under the Tetrapoda superclass, there is plenty to be learned about Amniotes (under which humans and
reptiles belong). If Alien DNA exists, our current knowledge of Amniotes cannot yet conclusively rule it out. Within Amniotes , the study of
Casinerias and various Cynodonts could blow and non-ignorant mind.
That is if you are willing to learn, and not be so quick to dismiss (ie the illusion of knowledge).
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reply posted on 30-10-2008 @ 07:12 PM by Scramjet76
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Ok fair enough bot. I gave you a star... 
However...
If you weren’t aware, I was only addressing your logic, not his.
I believe my logic makes sense. I.E.- If you overhear me making extraordinary claims based on a, b, and c and c is clearly false, doesn't that
seriously bring my claims into question?
It was clear to me, and probably others, that his posting of pictures was for visual effect, and not as a piece of evidence.
There are lots of folks making extraordinary claims on this website. It's important to be as accurate as possible. It's not like he said "there
are lizards around the ruins." He clearly stated he had been there and seen them. Is it not logical to post a pic of the lizard you saw and make
extraordinary claims about?
I do see that you finally did address his "faulty logic" and "incorrect assumptions." That's all I was requesting.
You're welcome.
But let me ask - do you know what Alien DNA, if it exists, looks like?
Ahh you're not a troll. Or at the very least, I underestimated your knowledge. My answer is you are correct in that nothing can be ruled out.
Certainly we fall into the same Tetrapoda superclass, which falls into the same phylum, kingdom etc. Essentially we arrive back at square one..
unsure exactly how life really started on planet Earth. The point is that these lizards in Mexico do not show anything unusual when compared to other
species (a reference point) of lizards around the world.
Without saying that all life or all Eukarya or whatever are alien. How can one prove this? How can you prove what alien is when there is only one
example? Considering the gaping holes in the rest of the OP's logic I would consider the case closed.
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reply posted on 4-11-2008 @ 06:53 PM by Liberty1
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Originally posted by x daedalus x
Recently in my history class we studied the Aztec indians. We talked about the fact that to this day, no one knows how such an ancient people could
have consructed such amazing feats of architecture as they did, like their pyramids, the fact that they had heiroglyphics that have still not been
deciphered, that their artwork depicted figures in what appeared to be spaceships, the fact that their religion encouraged human sacrifice, and
finally, the fact that still today, large lizards exist in huge number, a species of which is confined mainly to that region. To me, this all added up
amazingly simply and I couldn't believe I hadn't heard of it before. So here's what I came up with:
The reptiod aliens appeared to the Aztecs and aided them in the construction of the pyramids (either as an act to show their good will or something
else, I don't know). They left the heiroglyphics, explaining why we can't decipher them, similary to those on the roswell spacecraft, and
also the art with the spaceship. When they sacrificed a member of the tribe, that person was abducted and taken by the reptoids, and finally the
reason for the lizards: They are under-developed, partially-adapted reptoid offspring left on earth and lacking the environmnet needed for their
species to flourish into what we know as reptoid aliens.
I've been to the ruins and seen the lizards and the architecture. This is one of the best arguments for aliens I've ever had.
Go ahead. Acknowledge my insight or shoot me down.
Wow, stunning proof. I'm a believer now.
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reply posted on 17-1-2009 @ 11:25 AM by Anonymous ATS
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reply posted on 4-7-2009 @ 07:09 AM by unclekrabz
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we can decipher the hieroglyphs you idiot, and it's been proven that it is really easy to constuct these pyramids, just alot of effort required. But
the influence of their religion is still open to speculation
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