Originally posted by hoghead cheese
Originally posted by DreamerOracle
Slayer I must say a fantastic read, a more detailed account of what I firmly believe in myself on the actual date of human developement....which
always leads me to the same question
Why after all of these actual facts we are unveiling, which conflict with the perceived modern day archeologist version of history, do they insist
with the lie?
I mean why?
Whats the point?
Why not just admit, "hey we may be wrong, organised civilisation could indeed have come during and even well before the last ice age".........I just
don't get it, it feeds the, "they know but they're hiding it because everyone will realise something amazing about humans we shouldn't know,
theory" amongst the many others out there......Aliens, Gods etc etc. Setting aside my own beliefs, what do you think is the reasoning in the blanket
denial?
I totally agree, they are hiding something because of two possibilities. One, they know that telling the truth would push them out of the controlled
power that the church and govt. has over the people. Or two there afraid, afraid of telling us something that maybe thousands of years ago we as a
people decided to forget. . . .
. . .We are being lied to and lied to. They know the full history and don't want us to know. Sooner or later something is going to come out that
even the historians and anthropologists won't be able to hide or obfuscate.
There's many reasons that lies of history exist.
#1)
BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT: Sometimes a history of a group was erased by another conquering group thousands of years ago. And the conquering
group rewrote the history and people are unaware that it is a false history.
#2)
RELIGION: Muslims don't want the regions they've conquered to learn about a non-Muslim past. Jews don't want Jews to learn about a
non-Jewish history of people living in their region. Christians don't want Christians to learn of any history that contradicts what they teach in
their religion. And the three of them have screwed up a lot of people's histories of their origins.
#3)
MISUNDERSTANDING: Sometimes people have a misunderstanding about some of the archeological finds. For example-- someone finding excarnated
human remains might mistake them for human cannibalism. So they lie about their own findings because they make a mistake and thought it was
cannibalism. They lie to protect the people/ancestors they discovered.
#4)
GENDER: Most of the groups lied about in history are matriarchies. Women were first class citizens. In some cases adult men only got to be
3rd class citizens, because children belonging to the women were 2nd class citizens. Men don't want women to know that in certain past civilizations
that women owned the land, the property, the crops and all goods and men owned nothing. Especially since in matriarchies-- it doesn't matter who the
father of the child is -- all children are legitimate. (meaning women could have multiple partners)
#5)
THEY DON'T KNOW: Archeologists may not even have heard of the group and may have misplaced or miscategorized an archeological find with
the wrong group. They don't know it's a separate group. Or they don't of the existence of a group.
#6)
ENSLAVEMENT/EXILES: In cases where one civilization enslaves or exiles their criminals, if the criminals rise up and band together and
conquer those who enslaved them, or conquer those who exiled them--they rewrite the history of the original group to erase the history of their
criminality. Or sometimes slaves brought to other lands didn't know the history of the land from which they were kidnapped.
#7)
ENEMIES: In cases of natural disaster, it might be that groups who were ancient enemies of those destroyed by a natural disaster might
hide/suppress the histories of their enemies-- even though thousands of years have passed and their descendants have no clue what the original grudge
was about.
#8)
SNOOTINESS: Sometimes people of nobility (like those who come from families of "Sirs" with a title) who do archeology just make all kinds
of stories/lies about other groups of people, just out of sheer snootiness. Happens with some of the Ivy League graduates as well. Then when commoners
point out the mistakes they made in archeology-- they try to dismiss commoners as being less than them (snootiness) -- rather than accepting the fact
they were wrong.
#9)
BUTTSMOOCHING: Along the lines of #8, sometimes people know that a person of nobility or someone from an Ivy League school is wrong-- but
they buttsmooch instead-- backing info they know is wrong. And they do so in hopes of getting ahead in life.
#10)
SCIENTIFIC CAPACITY NOT THERE WHEN HISTORY OF A GROUP WAS CREATED: In some cases, the scientific capacity to have certain knowledge of
different civilizations did not exist when the history of a group of people was created. Egypt being the prime example. They didn't have carbon
dating-- they didn't have DNA testing. A history was created without and DNA and carbon dating don't match what they claimed about a group of
people.
...and there's plenty more reasons. Not just one. People might do it for all kinds of angles.