Honey, I Finished The Internet

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1. They never go by how much water is and has actually been lost since the birth of our planet…MASSIVE…
   Many different generations of activities have occurred as we have fossils and landscape structuring that proves it.
   Sure volcanic activity rises landmass but not at all to the extent being claimed. Massive amounts of ocean water. In space, it was ice.

   1. One thing you can be sure of Jojo is the water you are drinking is millions of years old.

      1. Evolution…go into space and leave this planet…de-evolution occurs…a real bitch of a problem.

2. A map in this article shows the area Zentner is talking about; part of the huge water & rock
   devastation of the channeled scablands.
   Also, being National Geographic, lots of pictures,
   and some talk about Mr. Bretz:
   //Geologists couldn’t account for the strange landforms of eastern Washington State.
   Then a high school teacher dared to question the scientific dogma of his day. //

   https://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/article/channeled-scablands

3. I’m watching the Stanley Cup finals. Worst officiating I’ve seen in a long time. That call with 11 seconds remaining in the third period in a tie game in the finals was just horrible. Looks like the fix is in for Vegas.

4. Be sure to watch Graham Hancock’s “Ancient Apocalypse”. The 8th and final chapter of the series is about the Scablands.
   Of course, conventional science just wishes he’d go away. Keeps digging up way too much stuff they just can’t or don’t want to deal with.
   As Freeman Dyson put it: The world needs more heretics. He was relating to the global warming crap, but it applies to many fields…certainly including archeology.

   1. Who was the famous entomologist who said, “The world needs more hairy ticks!”?