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Apr 2, 2019 14:55:50   #
badbobby Loc: texas
 
RickyDCUSMC wrote:
Good article only one issue with your DNA analysis. DNA can be preserved for over a million years if captured in the right environment. Just like the thirteen thousand year old "Ice Man" discovered in the Alaska permafrost years ago. Also it has been proven that radioactivity changes the carbon degradation we use to determine carbon dating.

I do know that our "history" books have been recently proven to be very inaccurate. Simple things like Christopher Columbus discovering "America" have been proven inaccurate as there is documented evidence from Columbus's own charting that Columbus discovered what is now Cuba. It has also been proven that the Vikings that were great navigators/sailors landed in Nova Scotia centuries before the alleged discovery by Columbus.

We all believe we are so smart when facts be known we don't really have a clue about our planet. The belief that "we" the human race can significantly effect the climate is one of the misnomers. Analyzing the rings from old growth trees and soil analysis from places like the Grand Canyon prove that the world climate has been "changing" for thousands if not millions of years. As I have said before we humans occupy 10% of the land mass and the Total land mass is 30% of the 100% of the earth's surface. Nature WILL adapt to changes even if we humans do or can not.

What does it matter anyway according to AOC we are all going to die in 12 years! LOL
Good article only one issue with your DNA analysis... (show quote)


and we all know how smart the lady is??


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Apr 2, 2019 14:57:25   #
nwtk2007 Loc: Texas
 
Lt. Rob Polans ret. wrote:
Mass extinction? I don't think so. The dinosaurs did have to assimilate and I doubt that the bigger ones could. I have seen pictures of many different sea life that can be traced back to prehistoric times. The ones on land, take alligators, crocodiles, probably most or all lizards. I've had many and if you look closely there is a resemblance, just on a smaller scale.


Don't forget birds! Some dino lines lead to reptiles and one lead to birds.

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Apr 2, 2019 15:52:16   #
Smedley_buzkill
 
Lt. Rob Polans ret. wrote:
Mass extinction? I don't think so. The dinosaurs did have to assimilate and I doubt that the bigger ones could. I have seen pictures of many different sea life that can be traced back to prehistoric times. The ones on land, take alligators, crocodiles, probably most or all lizards. I've had many and if you look closely there is a resemblance, just on a smaller scale.

Even the damn dinosaurs had to assimilate. Why can't the wetbacks? LOL

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Apr 2, 2019 15:53:13   #
nwtk2007 Loc: Texas
 
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
Even the damn dinosaurs had to assimilate. Why can't the wetbacks? LOL


I know, right!!

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Apr 2, 2019 18:34:02   #
Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall
 
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
Even the damn dinosaurs had to assimilate. Why can't the wetbacks? LOL


Good one

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Apr 2, 2019 19:32:21   #
son of witless
 
Kevyn wrote:
With this silly article David Jolly gives us hope that the Dodo bird might not be extinct after all.


Of course the Dodo is not extinct. He retired and his address is 2446 Belmont Road Washington DC.

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Apr 2, 2019 21:38:32   #
debeda
 
bahmer wrote:
The Great Dinosaur Extinction H**x
By David Jolly - March 31, 2019

Dinosaurs went extinct 65 million years ago! For over 200 million years, dinosaurs ruled the world until they were all suddenly wiped out by a catastrophic. You hear it everywhere to you turn.

A few years back, I did most of the research for a book on dinosaurs published by a well-known creationist. While conducting that research, I started noticing something that seemed to go against what the evolutionary community was claiming about the extinction of the dinosaurs, and it was from their own literature.

First let me say that the millions of years terminology used in this article is only to convey what the evolutionists say and believe. They do not reflect the views of this author or website as we firmly believe the biblical account of Creation approximately 6,000 years ago along with the abundance of evidence that supports a young-earth.

The project started with the collection of a number of books on dinosaurs, all of them written by evolutionists. The books ranged from children’s books to adult and technical. Creating a spreadsheet, I started listing all of the dinosaur names I could find listed in the books along with the dates they first show up and last disappeared in the fossil record. Then I went to the Internet to search out each and every name to gain additional and more recent information on the list of dinosaur names I had accumulated.

The list of dinosaur names eventually totaled around 1,200 or more. Surprisingly, I discovered that over 500 of those names were valid and accepted names. The rest had either been reclassified to another name or remain in doubt, so I excluded all them. Of the 500+ remaining valid dinosaur names, only 85 of them were still living at the time of the mass extinction that supposedly occurred some 65 million years ago at the Cretaceous/Tertiary (K/T) Boundary. Eighty-five out of over 500 dinosaurs means that according to the evolutionists own literature; only about 16.5% of the dinosaurs were still living at the time of the catastrophe that wiped them all out.

Therefore. it is safe to conclude that there really wasn’t any huge mass extinction of the dinosaurs at the K/T Boundary since most of them were already extinct long before then. Furthermore, the disappearances of dinosaurs stretch from the time that they first appeared up to the K/T Boundary, a period (in their time frame) of nearly 265 million years, which doesn’t seem like much of a mass extinction does it?

In Mike Oard’s article, The Extinction of the Dinosaurs, he points out that there have been numerous theories to explain the dinosaur extinction. They ranged from the climate being too hot to too cold, too wet to too dry, to changes in vegetation, development of poisonous plants or insects that stung them to death. Other theories speculated that the emerging small mammals began eating all the dinosaur eggs. Butterfly and moth caterpillars stripped off too much foliage from the plants, causing the herbivorous dinos to die off first and then the carnivorous ones died off after.

However, the most popular theories today deal with either an impact event or volcanic activity. You can read more about these in numerous articles on the CMI website.

Many creationists like to say that the dinosaurs went extinct during the Genesis Flood. While it’s true that the vast majority of them died off during the Flood, accounting for the ones we find in the fossil record, some dinosaurs survived the Flood and continued to live for several thousand years alongside man.

What do I base it on?

First of all. there are the accounts of the Behemoth and Leviathan in the book of Job. Then if you examine the stories, legends, historic writings and artwork from cultures all over the world, there really is substantial evidence that dinosaurs survived long after the Flood. D**gon’s have reigned supreme in the folklore of civilizations from China, Europe, Australia, Africa and even a number of island nations. Many of them have very similar depictions of what the d**gons looked like and how they acted.

Besides the many legends of d**gons, there have also been numerous written accounts of encounters with real animals that match the descriptions of various dinosaurs.

From the Sumerian epic of Gilgamesh, the accounts of Alexander the Great to the Greek historian Herodotus, to the 16th century Italian physician Ulysses Aldrovandus to the brass carvings on the tomb of 15th century Bishop Richard Bell. The brass carvings depict a number of very real and identifiable animals and also included this one that appears to be some kind of sauropod dinosaur.

About 20 years ago, I saw a photo of a large stone somewhere in the United Kingdom. On the stone was carved a depiction of the monster Grendel from the ancient poem – Beowulf. That stone carving was a near perfect match for a T. rex including the very short forearms and large head. It was estimated that the carving was made somewhere around AD 1000. T. rex wasn’t discovered until 900 years later.

Not only do the evolutionists’ own literature nullify their so-called great dinosaur extinction, but so do the many sightings that have been recorded throughout the centuries of recorded history.

If you have ever watched any of the real forensic programs on television, you will know that DNA degrades over time. In many cases only a few decades old, the DNA has degraded to the point that it cannot be tested. If dinosaurs lived between 320 million to 65 million years ago, then how do they explain the DNA found in soft dinosaur tissue? Not only is the DNA a problem for millions of years, but so is finding soft dinosaur tissue.

Secular scientists need dinosaurs to be millions of years old to help justify their belief in millions of years and evolution. Consequently, they readily dismiss the overwhelming evidence that dinosaurs were around just a few thousand years ago. To admit this would be to justify the Genesis account of Creation and they dare not allow that to happen, regardless of the real facts and evidence.
The Great Dinosaur Extinction H**x br By David Jol... (show quote)


What an interesting article. Thanks, bahmer!

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Apr 2, 2019 21:40:43   #
debeda
 
RickyDCUSMC wrote:
Good article only one issue with your DNA analysis. DNA can be preserved for over a million years if captured in the right environment. Just like the thirteen thousand year old "Ice Man" discovered in the Alaska permafrost years ago. Also it has been proven that radioactivity changes the carbon degradation we use to determine carbon dating.

I do know that our "history" books have been recently proven to be very inaccurate. Simple things like Christopher Columbus discovering "America" have been proven inaccurate as there is documented evidence from Columbus's own charting that Columbus discovered what is now Cuba. It has also been proven that the Vikings that were great navigators/sailors landed in Nova Scotia centuries before the alleged discovery by Columbus.

We all believe we are so smart when facts be known we don't really have a clue about our planet. The belief that "we" the human race can significantly effect the climate is one of the misnomers. Analyzing the rings from old growth trees and soil analysis from places like the Grand Canyon prove that the world climate has been "changing" for thousands if not millions of years. As I have said before we humans occupy 10% of the land mass and the Total land mass is 30% of the 100% of the earth's surface. Nature WILL adapt to changes even if we humans do or can not.

What does it matter anyway according to AOC we are all going to die in 12 years! LOL
Good article only one issue with your DNA analysis... (show quote)



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Apr 2, 2019 22:25:13   #
Smedley_buzkill
 
debeda wrote:


What many people don't realize is that there were remains of what appeared to be a fishing camp with European artifacts dating to around 900 AD found near Boston. Fishermen from both Ireland and France had fished off the Grand Banks for a long time. It's not much of a stretch to realize that some came onto the North American mainland south of the more well known Canadian sites.

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Apr 2, 2019 22:31:56   #
debeda
 
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
What many people don't realize is that there were remains of what appeared to be a fishing camp with European artifacts dating to around 900 AD found near Boston. Fishermen from both Ireland and France had fished off the Grand Banks for a long time. It's not much of a stretch to realize that some came onto the North American mainland south of the more well known Canadian sites.


I've always believed that a whole lot more travel, exploration and mixing of people's went on long before we have written records of same

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Apr 2, 2019 23:06:39   #
Seth
 
Kevyn wrote:
With this silly article David Jolly gives us hope that the Dodo bird might not be extinct after all.


You're not. Your post is proof of that.

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Apr 3, 2019 18:31:58   #
Nickolai
 
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
Even the damn dinosaurs had to assimilate. Why can't the wetbacks? LOL








The dinos didn't need to assimilate they dominated the ecosystems

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Apr 3, 2019 18:34:45   #
Nickolai
 
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
What many people don't realize is that there were remains of what appeared to be a fishing camp with European artifacts dating to around 900 AD found near Boston. Fishermen from both Ireland and France had fished off the Grand Banks for a long time. It's not much of a stretch to realize that some came onto the North American mainland south of the more well known Canadian sites.





Irish and French fishing off the grand bank ??? that's news to me and I have read a loooooot a history books

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Apr 3, 2019 19:06:38   #
Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall
 
Nickolai wrote:
Irish and French fishing off the grand bank ??? that's news to me and I have read a loooooot a history books


I have read that the Basque were aware of the Fishing off the East coast long before Columbus reached the Americas as well ..

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Apr 3, 2019 21:34:26   #
Smedley_buzkill
 
Nickolai wrote:
Irish and French fishing off the grand bank ??? that's news to me and I have read a loooooot a history books


Learn something every day, don't you?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Greenland
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Settlement_of_Iceland

The original Pillars of Hercules were considered to be the Strait of Gibraltar, during the heyday of the Phoenicians. There is evidence of Phoenicians on the coasts of France and southern England. The Phoenicians were a seafaring people. They were sk**led sailors with ships perfectly capable of crossing the Atlantic. It's quite possible they visited the Americas more than 2000 years ago. The sea route from England to the Americas actually has landfalls every week or so.
The Irish and French fished the Grand Banks. There is mention of Iceland in Irish writings dating back to around 800 AD. Where do you suppose they got the information? The Grand Banks are not that far from the Maritimes in Canada. You think these old boys didn't explore a little?

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