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By: Into All That

Into All That — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 23:12:37 +0000

[...] you’re like me, September 20th’s post on the Indiana Jones-like activities of South African airplane pilot Johane Heine, his (unmentioned [...]

By: Michael Tellinger

Michael Tellinger — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 18:51:06 +0000

Thanks for getting our discovery out into your circle of influence. I will gladly share our scientific findings with you and take you on an extended tour of the Adam’s Calendar site. Many highly qualified people and experts in their field have spent a lot of time and energy on this ancient site, and it’s many related stone ruin settlements in this specific area. The global archaeological community is a well protected sanctuary of frat-brats that will not embrace any new discoveries unless it comes with their blessing or from their own womb. This has been the case for thepast 200 years at lease and continues today. A book called “Forbidden Archaeology” will give you much to consider on this subject. Countless dicoveries have been sidelined and pushed under the carpet by the cotroling bodies for politically driven motive that will probably shock most first-time readers. So, what I want to urge your readers to do is to observe, research and make their own evaluation of this important discovery. As time goes by, more and more people will realise its paramount importance in all of human history. This is after all the ‘Cradle of Humankind’ so we should expect to find the oldest human activity here, and not be surprised by it. Sometimes I wonder who hands out the degrees at universities – I for one have very little respect for the clowns who handed me mine in 1983.
I find it absolutely shameful that a handful of academics have gone on record to discredit our work. The amazing thing is that not a single one of these 2 or 3 individuals has ever been to Adam’s Calendar, not one of them even knows where it is; not one of them has done any research there or observed the movement of the sun and moon and marked the solstices, observed the geology, the erosion, the lichen, the soil shift the archaeoastronomical anomalies, the magnetic fields and many other new discoveries we make every time we go back to do more research.
Every day new discoveries are made and yesterday’s science is todays common sense. We know very little about our human origins and the so-called knowledge we teach our children at school and higher education is mostly theory and hypotheses that keeps getting rewritten every few years. And yet we have the arrogance to present these as FACT. The damage we do to the yound and uninformed minds takes many years and much more effort to unravel than the effort it took to entrench it. This is the great shame of our civilisation.
Keep challenging the conventional, keep asking more challenging questions and never just acept the word of so-called academics hiding behind their titles. They are all driven by questionable motives.
Keep exploring, there is so much more to be discovered.
Michael Tellinger

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