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Comment on Did Ancient Greeks Discover America? by David Meyer

David Meyer — Fri, 17 May 2013 18:42:55 +0000

Choobs,

I was responding to this sentence: “Give the natives the credit for the discovery, the least we as Europeans can do as we stole everything else from them.” I disagree with it on two levels. First, “the natives” shouldn’t be given credit for discovering America. That credit belongs to specific individuals, whose names have unfortunately been lost to history. And second, “Europeans” as a collective didn’t steal “everything else from them.” That blame goes to specific individuals.

Thanks for reading!

Comment on Did Ancient Greeks Discover America? by choobs

choobs — Fri, 17 May 2013 18:17:37 +0000

have to agree with the first comment. people from Siberia made the perilous journey across the glaciers into north America. when did he say it was the natives that discovered America? he said Siberian hunting tribes made the journey across the land bridge some 10-20 thousand years ago which has since been proven to be covered in glaciers. they spread out along the west coast and into the interior of the continent and all the way down into south America. these early Siberian tribes broke off into separate colonies and socities forming the different native tribes eg. incas, Cherokee, apache tribes. so your right david. it wasn’t the natives as a collective that discovered the Americas it was these Siberian hunters who made first contact and then ended up becoming the first natives to America.

Comment on Beale Codes: Solving an Unsolvable Code? by David Meyer

David Meyer — Fri, 10 May 2013 21:15:17 +0000

If you think you’ve got the answer, there’s one way to know for sure…go dig it up!

Comment on Mutiny during World War II? by David Meyer

David Meyer — Fri, 10 May 2013 21:13:37 +0000

It’s not easy to find information on U.S. mutinies during that war. Many of the documents are still classified. But I wouldn’t be surprised if there were multiple occurrences. Did your father know where those particular mutineers had been stationed?

Comment on Mutiny during World War II? by Bill

Bill — Wed, 08 May 2013 05:13:59 +0000

My father was a corpsman in the Navy stationed in the Philippines at the end of WW2 and talked about the black mutineers that were incarcerated there – this is the first time I have seen a reference to it – only in his version the mutiny took place during a landing.

Bill

Comment on Guest Post: Did Jesse James fake his own Death? by David Meyer

David Meyer — Tue, 07 May 2013 16:40:44 +0000

Glad you liked it!

Comment on Guest Post: Did Jesse James fake his own Death? by CpRocker23

CpRocker23 — Mon, 22 Apr 2013 18:43:29 +0000

Thank you for this post. It is sooooo much help for my Social Studies project. Thank you!!

Comment on Beale Codes: Solving an Unsolvable Code? by Arvid Jr. Backman

Arvid Jr. Backman — Mon, 15 Apr 2013 18:06:32 +0000

Hi!
I have worked on this code off and on for the past 30yr’s. And feel confident now that i have solved this coding puzzle. It will take some time to explain the deciphering, but it is all logic, and after you know the way Beale hid his numbering in the tin box. All will then become clear.

If interested, i will give you my coding of these sheets 1 and 3.

I do need to understand where you fit into the picture and why you would be the one that i should give this information too. Bye for now Arvid Jr. Backman

Comment on The Lost Declaration of Independence? by William Sitler

William Sitler — Fri, 12 Apr 2013 21:26:49 +0000

David, The World put it back! Thank you Tulsa World!
One part of this mystery is caused by the term “fair copy”!
On the Gilcrease Manuscript there is written:
“Fair copy of the Original Declaration!”
“ThJ”
This WEB quotes the Webster Dictionary:
“a neat and exact copy especially of a corrected draft”!
It’s too bad past Gilcrease employees and some critics in Academia didn’t check the dictionary before they started critizing my research! After I found the Dictionary defination, it was a down hill ride all the way!

Comment on The Baltic Anomaly: Is it Natural…or Artificial? by Underwater Pyramid: What is the Galilee Anomaly? - Guerrilla Explorer

Underwater Pyramid: What is the Galilee Anomaly? - Guerrilla Explorer — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 13:03:44 +0000

[...] “After all, right angles don’t exist in nature right? Wrong. The right angle, contrary to popular opinion, does exist in nature. It’s not some secret invention of mankind. It is just as likely to appear in nature as any other angle. However, nature shows no bias toward the right angle while mankind, on the other hand, makes extensive use of it. Thus, when we see right angles in nature, we’re inclined to immediately suspect artificial origin.” ~ David Meyer, The Baltic Anomaly: Is it Natural…or Artificial? [...]