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Apparently this lecture is from the Congress for Fringe Science in Saarbruecken, Germany. I have found the Klaus Dona lecture in full length here.
maybe send them an email and ask.
Originally posted by dsm1664
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Originally posted by Resinveins
I've seen enough of Nassim and his presentations to agree with the general opinion that the man's just a fraud. The Blossom Goodchild of physics if you will. Go listen to his Nibiru... stuff... it's quite entertaining.
But believe as you will.
Originally posted by LightAssassin
reply to post by lonewolf19792000
I doubt we are second guessing him. In fact I would say we are interpreting it the way it should be. With an open mind to all possibilities.
It's pretty clear what they are describing there though, do you not agree?
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
You tread on dangerous ground when you try to put modern interpretations on what they saw. We don't know what they saw, people can speculate but thats all it is, speculation and Jesus warned us about that kind of stuff, about focusing on things that do not matter which is to say things other than he and his message.
Klaus mentions, in German, that the pieces are of Central American origin, is there any information regarding their approximate date of creation?
MisterMumps 1 week ago
Originally posted by Anunaki2012
Some of the smartest dummiesCan't read the language of Egyptian mummiesAn' a fly go a moonAnd can't find food for the starving tummiesPay no mind to the youthsCause it's not like the future depends on itBut save the animals in the zooCause the chimpanzee dem a make big moneyThis is how the media pillagesOn the TV the picture isSavages in villagesAnd the scientist still can't explain the pyramids, huhEvangelists making a living on the videos of ribs of the little kidsStereotyping the image of the imagesAnd this is what the image isYou buy a khaki pantsAnd all of a sudden you say a Indiana JonesAn' a thief out gold and thief out the scrolls and even the buried bonesSome of the worst paparazzis I've ever seen and I ever knownPut the worst on display so the world can seeAnd that's all they will ever showSo the ones in the westWill never move eastAnd feel like they could be at homeDem get tricked by the beastBut a where dem ago flee when the monster is fully grown?Solomonic linage whe dem still can't defeat and them coulda never cloneMy spiritual DNA that print in my soul and I will forever Own Lord
Originally posted by Human_Alien
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
You tread on dangerous ground when you try to put modern interpretations on what they saw. We don't know what they saw, people can speculate but thats all it is, speculation and Jesus warned us about that kind of stuff, about focusing on things that do not matter which is to say things other than he and his message.
Don't want to take this in another direction so forgive me OP but I find it humorously ironic to use the words "interpretation" "speculate" and "Jesus" all in the same sentence!
The entire Bible is nothing but interpretative speculation!
Wow lonewolf!
OP, this was in the comment on YouTube:
Klaus mentions, in German, that the pieces are of Central American origin, is there any information regarding their approximate date of creation?
MisterMumps 1 week ago
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
Wrong, the bible is a history. The Old Testament particularly is the history of the Israelites and towards the last books specifically the jews. The New Testament is the beginning of the history of the christians beginning with the second covenant which is Christ's death and resurrection and ascention.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
OP, this was in the comment on YouTube:
Klaus mentions, in German, that the pieces are of Central American origin, is there any information regarding their approximate date of creation?
MisterMumps 1 week ago