Heres one of my 2012 theory, tell me yours??, page 1
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Topic started on 6-9-2008 @ 03:45 PM by stephenwephentephen
Ok so has anybody seen the crop circles that are believed too be in the shape of the Mayan calendar, if not alot of them can be seen via this link images.google.co.uk...

I'm a believer that there are aliens and ufo's and so on, so taking all that into account as you read on here is my theory:

The Mayans had vast knowledge of the world, and made extremely accurate findings on time even too nowadays standards.
where did they get this knowledge and why after there tribes and villages where destroyed by the Spanish did the world not gain that knowledge.

i believe alien grays actually lived amongst the Mayans, at first you may think "wtf" but think about it, there findings on not only time but other stuff such as space where soo accurate, also why would alien spacecrafts in our modern world leave us crop circles resembling the mayan calendar and end date of 2012, is it a warning? i believe it could be and that's my theory.

I know is a pretty far fetched theory but there's mine ....now tell me yours??!!


reply posted on 6-9-2008 @ 05:22 PM by mdiinican
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Well the Mayans came to hold such knowledge by careful observations. Their calendar, after all, was linked with their religion, so utmost precision was important to them. They were very smart people; every bit as smart as people today. They developed quite far in math, despite remaining a stone age culture until they were wiped out as a political entity.

The Spanish didn't take that knowledge because they had no interest in it. They were there with a direct intention of gaining wealth, in gold or spices or other precious and semiprecious materials, and a secondary stated objective of converting the natives to Christianity, which didn't really go over too well. they had no intention of adding useful parts of conquered cultures to their own.



reply posted on 6-9-2008 @ 05:47 PM by stephenwephentephen
Originally posted by mdiinican
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The Spanish didn't take that knowledge because they had no interest in it. They were there with a direct intention of gaining wealth, in gold or spices or other precious and semiprecious materials, and a secondary stated objective of converting the natives to Christianity, which didn't really go over too well. they had no intention of adding useful parts of conquered cultures to their own.


ahh righttt, yeah that does make a lot of sense when i think about it, thank you for the post x
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