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Also, in the middle of the "egg" of the serpent mound, when you sit inside it, it appears to cancel out all sound coming in, making it very quiet. Also the shape is very peculiar, and has been eroded over time(worn down) since that picture being taken. A beautiful structure though, made by master earthen work builders.
Caver78
Not to wander too far off topic but most down here don't know about the Canadian Serpent Mound, sadly everyone runs off to Ohio like it's the beat-all-end-all.
There is no conspiracy to hide this information, Nobody is hiding the info...
"...scientists who see an intelligent force at work in nature are being fired from their jobs. ...mention "intelligent design" today and your career is over. Why are "secularists" so afraid of intelligent design?
Because they're funded by the Illuminati, (Rockefellers, Rothschilds etc.) who are Satanists. Satanists fear that acceptance of this "intelligence" will interfere with the makeover they're giving humanity. They think they are God.
Science - The Illuminati Religion and Mind Control Tool for the Masses
"Because the archeological findings would prove the Biblical account of creation, and they can't as easily deceive the world into believing the lies we have all been taught." www.wearesmrt.com...
"The model of human prehistory built-up by scholars over the past two centuries is sadly and completely wrong, and a deliberate tool of disinformation and mind control. ...they demonstrate a systematic destruction of proofs that show another reality than that the official story. Falsifications and even destruction of such proofs has been common for more than two hundred years." LINK
“we are told not to look into this, it’s pretty well communicated if you research into giants or other races they will end your career immediately, we are told to say it’s all 1800’s media fraud regardless of the evidence, if you ask questions you’ll be working at McDonalds tomorrow”.
"A cave full of giant skeletons was found by telephone employees near Santa Barbara, California. Unfortunately, the cave entrance was sealed shut before proper excavation could be conducted."
"A giant skeleton on Santa Cruz Island, California, was sent to the National Science Foundation in Washington, D.C., where it was promptly "misplaced". Source
"...the sad fact remains that the most persistent commonality between all of these tales seems to be that the bones - the physical evidence - have all somehow gone missing.
If, as Stephen Quayle seems convinced, there is a concerted conspiracy of silence surrounding this archeological evidence, then it is a conspiracy of, well, gigantic proportions. The accounts of these giant remains are too numerous and too far-flung for all of them to have been lost, stolen, or secreted away. And yet, I truly believe the accounts. They are supported not only by an overwhelming body of evidence found in mythology, but an equally overwhelming body of archeological evidence." SOURCE
Quest for Death Valley Giants and the Cover Up
I asked about what happened to the full bodies and the older curator said University of Berkeley had came and taken all the giant skeletons away for study decades ago and this was all that had survived that grab. ...if you research into giants or other races they will end your career immediately, we are told to say it’s all 1800’s media fraud regardless of the evidence, in fact they think they have found a living tribe of Neanderthals in northernmost Canada, but I don’t know anymore about it, it’s pretty controversial, again if you ask questions you’ll be working at McDonalds tomorrow”. Source
"...authorities ordered the skeleton and all the artifacts secretly reburied- and, of course, lost to the scientific study they deserved.” Source
“the biggest cover-up in the history of mankind is the history of mankind itself”
JohnnyCanuck
I think it does our First Nations a disservice to attribute their cultural symbology to Old World beliefs. Besides, the time frames are way out of whack. Sometimes it's just a snake, eh?
bottleslingguy
irgust
reply to post by AlaskanDad
There is one just like it in Cahokia Ill. and it is also called the serpent mound.
I think the elephant in the room is that somebody was building these huge serpents mounds all over N America. Enki is represented by the serpent (among other things), maybe that is his territory?
bottleslingguy
JohnnyCanuck
I think it does our First Nations a disservice to attribute their cultural symbology to Old World beliefs. Besides, the time frames are way out of whack. Sometimes it's just a snake, eh?
bottleslingguy
irgust
reply to post by AlaskanDad
There is one just like it in Cahokia Ill. and it is also called the serpent mound.
I think the elephant in the room is that somebody was building these huge serpents mounds all over N America. Enki is represented by the serpent (among other things), maybe that is his territory?
I think the Old World was not the only people who used it and the First Nations probably got their idea based on the same people who represented the symbol to begin with. The serpent symbol is not limited to N America and goes much further back than the Old World (I guess you're talking about Europe right?) Where did the First Nations get the notion? Isn't it from star people?
There's evidence for snakes...kinda tough to write them off as folk tales to explain a complex environment in a world lacking scientific reasoning.
bottleslingguy
reply to post by Harte
fair enough, so when they say "snakes" we have to take them literally and when they say "star people" we should be consistent, no?
JohnnyCanuck
There's evidence for snakes...kinda tough to write them off as folk tales to explain a complex environment in a world lacking scientific reasoning.
bottleslingguy
reply to post by Harte
fair enough, so when they say "snakes" we have to take them literally and when they say "star people" we should be consistent, no?
How so? You seriously want to equate evidence for existence of snakes with that of 'star people'? Oh my...you're on your own there.
bottleslingguy
JohnnyCanuck
There's evidence for snakes...kinda tough to write them off as folk tales to explain a complex environment in a world lacking scientific reasoning.
bottleslingguy
reply to post by Harte
fair enough, so when they say "snakes" we have to take them literally and when they say "star people" we should be consistent, no?
so we shouldn't be consistent? final answer?
bottleslingguy
JohnnyCanuck
There's evidence for snakes...kinda tough to write them off as folk tales to explain a complex environment in a world lacking scientific reasoning.
bottleslingguy
reply to post by Harte
fair enough, so when they say "snakes" we have to take them literally and when they say "star people" we should be consistent, no?
so we shouldn't be consistent? final answer?
JohnnyCanuck
How so? You seriously want to equate evidence for existence of snakes with that of 'star people'? Oh my...you're on your own there.
bottleslingguy
JohnnyCanuck
There's evidence for snakes...kinda tough to write them off as folk tales to explain a complex environment in a world lacking scientific reasoning.
bottleslingguy
reply to post by Harte
fair enough, so when they say "snakes" we have to take them literally and when they say "star people" we should be consistent, no?
so we shouldn't be consistent? final answer?
Harte
bottleslingguy
JohnnyCanuck
There's evidence for snakes...kinda tough to write them off as folk tales to explain a complex environment in a world lacking scientific reasoning.
bottleslingguy
reply to post by Harte
fair enough, so when they say "snakes" we have to take them literally and when they say "star people" we should be consistent, no?
so we shouldn't be consistent? final answer?
If you mean, should we believe there are stars, then yes.
"Star People?" No. No "Snake People" either.
That's perfectly consistent.
Harteedit on 3/15/2014 by Harte because: of the wonderful things he does!
bottleslingguy
perfectly consistent for a linear thinker absolutely yes!