Fwd: Return to Plato's Cave...

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Update and Expansion: We don't watch Glenn Beck's new cable endeavor. Someone

brought to our attention the following: He was in Israel where Jesus fell the second

time according to the Bible; there was a banner which read: "I am indeed a slave

of Allah, Allah is my Lord and your Lord, so worship Him alone." -Jesus, Quaran3:51

       Herman Cane is constitutionally wrong when he states that a small, medium-

sized or large towns can preclude a 'people of the dome' from being erected. Although,

the founding of our nation was partially predicated on Judeo-Christian principles. But,

he is perfectly in tune with the sentiments of these residences who are upset by

upheavals of geological proportions to their communities and a full-frontal attack by

muslims and illegal hispanics against Americana!
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                              RETURN to PLATO'S CAVE: The Other Moonies

                                  by Richard DePersio w/ Citizen Journalist

 

"Scientists, like other human beings, have their hopes and fears,

their passions and despondencies--and their strong emotions may

sometimes interrupt the course of clear thinking and sound

practice. But science is also self-correcting. The most fundamental

axioms and conclusions may be challenged. The prevailing

hypothesis must survive confrontation with observation. Appeals

to authority are impermissible. The steps in a reasoned argument

must be set out for all to see. Experiments must be reproducible."

     ...This self-questioning and error-correcting aspect of the

scientific method  is its most striking property, and sets it off from

many other areas of human endeavor where credulity is the rule.

     "...science as a method rather than as a body of knowledge...

For this reason I and some of my colleagues in the American

Association for the Advancement of Science have advanced a

regular set of discussions at the annual AAAS meeting of

hypotheses that are on the borderline of science and that have

attracted substantial public interest...to illustrate the process of

reasoned disputation, to show how scientists approach a

problem that does not lend itself to crisp experimentation, or

is unorthodox in its interdisciplinary nature, or otherwise

evokes strong emotions."

          -Carl Sagan, Broca's Brain, 1980, Ballantine Books Edition

Carl proceeded to deal with that nut Dr Velikovsky who was

being compared to Einstein, Newton, Darwin and Freud by New

York literati (no surprise there; we're glad that we don't associate

with the likes of them). Dr. V. irked some scientists while Carl

was glad that the AAAS had scheduled a discussion of his work.

We don't think the scientists should devote much time to idiocy

groundless for they have better things to do. Perhaps, a few

scientists, every few years should by assigned the task of

debunking the lunatic fringe in their spare time for the benefit

of a largely uniformed, and regarding such matters, as easily

impressionable as a child, public.

 

Natural Science or Natural History: Biology and Geology; Physical

Sciences: Astronomy,Chemistry Physics. All of which are known

as hard sciences while psychology, sociology, economics, political

science, archeology, etc. are the social or soft sciences.

 

We have before us a comic book somewhat reminiscent of the old

"Classics llustrated."

      Dr. Robert A. Morey is the author of series of books on the

Middle East, including, "The Moon-God Allah in the Archeology of

the Middle East" - There is a photo of a statue of Mohammad with a

crescent moon on his chest - "Islamic Invasion" - "...Allah is not god,

Mohammad was no prophet and the Koran is not the word of God."

      The comic by Jack T. Chick (is that is real name?) is based on

Morey's archeology books:

Before Islam, Sabeans in Arabia worshiped the moon-god...who

married the sun-goddess- Al-lat, Al-uzza, Manat. They later became

idols and were worshipped throughout that part of the world as the

"Daughters of Allah." The moon-god "allah" was just one of 360

idols in the Kabah (Islam's holy house of god) in Mecca.

Mohammad knew this: the crescent moon is everywhere in Islam;

even Ramadan begins and ends with the crescent moon.

Mohammad wanted to create his own religion and he needed the

backing of his powerful tribe. So, he picked allah, the moon-god,

as the one god and declared himself his prophet. This was

acceptable to his people.

In the 1950s, a major temple to the moon-god excavated at Hazor in

Palestine. Two idols of the moon-god were found, proving allah

was a pre-islamic pagan deity.

       Most experts dispute his contentions as faulty interpretations of

the data. The statue dated to before the birth of Islam does show the

idol with a crescent moon.

       After extensive research: Citizen Journalist: political part - 50%

convinced; Richard D.: scientific part: 5% convinced and strongly

recommends that others look further into it. Here's another piece of

evidence: When they get prostrate, they are on hands, elbows and

knees with you know what up!

 

"Did your hear that!?!," says the paranormal investigator pointing to his

EVR. Power of suggestion regarding garbled sound. Or, his poor-

quality intra-sound recorder that looks like it costs him all of $5.

      Feeling the temperature drop, the sound of footsteps, the feeling of

a presence. It depends on how small room is, how dark it is and what's

nearby: railroad or construction site or highway with trucks - they won't

tell you - - they don't want to loose viewers!

      EM fluctuations: there are ghosts, ghosts in electrical appliances,

exposed wiring, metal piping inside of wall!

      Person feels dizzy, difficulty breathing: high CO or magnetic

levels.

      Photo evidence: strap of camera, smoke, exhale on a cold night.

      Orbs: dust on carpet or rug, person walks over it, dusts rises out of

rug, flash of camera hits dust and magnifies it, develop photo, looks

like orbs surrounding person. You need a maid with a dust buster

not a ghost buster!

It's the place where ghosts to some and small UFOs to others meet when

viewed outside.

      A few astros have reported UFOs not flying sauces - they be grounded!

Dust, ice crystals on window pane, dislodged, struck by sunlight - it

appears to recede and grow larger or not visible until it is difficult to

ascertain distance. Where not talking about ghosts or flying saucers.

See: "Fast Foward Future/Rewind Roswell" and "Article with No Name."

 

Last year, we saw a muslim cleric on "SkyNews"and a muslim women

turned Christian on the "700 Club" both stated that the koran is about cruelty

 and violence,

further, there are few moderates. There are terrorists, radicals and

those that could easily be persuaded to become radicals or

terrorists. There're the experts!

      We are encouraged by the Middle Eastern revolutions for

democracy, especially, by the young who might be rejecting the bin

laden philosophy.

      Most so-called 'moderate' mosques in U.S. receive donations from

"the muslim brotherhood" which aided and abetted the nazis in WW2

and have been committed to the establishment of muslim

governments in Spain through Northern Africa, Middle East to

Southern Asia to Indonesia - and in more recent years U.S. and

Western Europe. They will likely hijack revolutions!

(CJ is a deist).

 Did we A.D.D. ?