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CORRUPT Theory of Evolution vs. Intelligent Design.

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Ed Conrad - 29 Jun 2005 23:38 GMT
The Theory of the Evolution of Man is the greatest farce ever
perpetrated on mankind.

There is not -- and never was -- any creditable facts and physical
evidence linking mankind to any other animal that ever lived.

It is a Fairy Tale gone mad.

And just WHO is responsible? Why, obviously. the foremost
scientific establishments in various countries and the countless
number of physical anthropologists -- of all races and nationalities
-- who fear opening their mouth out of fear of jeopardizing their
vested interests.

It's as simple as that.

The so-called scientific discipline of physical anthropology --
and its related fields -- is a total sham, and it has been that
way for many decades.
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The so-called "scientists" --those  who have made a mockery
of the sacred name Science -- detest any facts or physical evidence
that would show them for the phonies that they are.

See, I've had head-to-head dealings with some of the  most
"prestigous" institutions -- the Smithsonian, for one -- and
universities -- Penn, Penn State University and the University
of California-Berkeley, for example -- and they want no parts
of new discoveries that tend to upset their applecart.

Their's is a caludron of lies, deceit, deception, collusion and
conspiracy. Dr. Evil is their name.

Yet, in the eyes of the public, they are considered Omnipotent,
which explains why they are arrogance personified.

Their day will come, though, and hopefully very soon. And I'd
say Truth is moving in the right direction.

These slimeballs and sleazeballs have made a mockery of sacred
Science, but sacred Science may have the last laugh.

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Barry - 30 Jun 2005 05:35 GMT
Ed wrote:
> The so-called "scientists" --those  who have made a mockery
> of the sacred name Science -- detest any facts or physical evidence
> that would show them for the phonies that they are."

You give no examples.

For anyone who wants to learn about evolution, see
http://nationalacademies.org/evolution/
Sir jean-þaul Turcaud - 30 Jun 2005 18:56 GMT
> The Theory of the Evolution of Man is the greatest farce ever
> perpetrated on mankind.
[quoted text clipped - 42 lines]
>>    HUMAN REMAINS FOUND BETWEEN COAL VEINS
>>      (Meaning the Theory of Man's Evolution a Farce)

Dear Mr Conrad,

The so-called scientists, as you say, have for the most part no mind of
their own, but as an oxen team, keep ploughing methodically along the same
furrow as their predecessors.
They put in this the same application as their forebears of the Flat Earth,
of the Ptolemaic system, of the Phlogiston, of the Creation in 7 days 3650
BC etc
How can you blame these poor people and belittle them the way you do ?
They are honest, hard working and abiding to the rules and regulations of
their respective sciences ! Are they not ?
How can you be so harsh on such Pen pushing  Slaves,  who follow to the
letter what they have been told to think ?
Do you have only the least idea what could befall such Intellectual Slaves
if they were to vary even by a iota of their sacred writings ???
Moral, mental, intellectual Crucifixion followed immediately by banishment
from the scientific Community !!! Yes !

There is a common delusion in many people minds, this is that scientists are
supposed to be free thinkers and free minded people ! ...  able indeed to
take decisions and  orientation according to their conscience !
It is your delusion too Mr Conrad.
You have discovered something strikingly important, and you ask these people
to make a stand !

Really, dear Mr Conrad,  you are completely deluded about that alleged
science, or should I use the proper term Sci000nce !
Only True Geologists can understand the real value of your discoveries, and
bring it in the right perspective of the proper genesis of Anthracite coal !
Indeed you datation for such is completely wrong for two reasons,
fundamentally i.e regarding the origin of coal, and taking secondly as
reference an Age Column which is the one of those very people you despise so
much. This is a matter of coherence,  indeed either you to practice the True
Geology ( without having learnt it by the way ) and you Human remains are of
course found in coal veins BUT those coal veins go back only to 12 000
years, OR you practice Orthodox sci000nce.... but you cannot have one foot
in each camp.

With kindest regards

Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud

Australia Mining Pioneer
Exploration Geologist
Discoverer and Legal Owner of Telfer, Nifty & Kintyre Mines
The Great Sandy Desert of Australia

Founder of the True Geology

~~ Ignorance Is The Cosmic Sin, The One Never Forgiven ! ~~
Barry - 30 Jun 2005 20:01 GMT
Someone needs to be more strict about keeping these posts on-topic and
deleting off-topic posts. This group is about medical issues, and even
if it were about evolution, there should be some substance to the
posts. They don't have to be proven true, but they should show an
attempt to contribute something that's either generally accepted or for
which some half way decent argument is made or references are provided.
J. F. Cornwall - 30 Jun 2005 21:56 GMT
> Someone needs to be more strict about keeping these posts on-topic and
> deleting off-topic posts. This group is about medical issues, and even
> if it were about evolution, there should be some substance to the
> posts. They don't have to be proven true, but they should show an
> attempt to contribute something that's either generally accepted or for
> which some half way decent argument is made or references are provided.

This is Usenet, not a single server with a person in charge...
Unmoderated groups don't have a person to keep things on-topic or to
delete posts.  If these things annoy you (and I know they do, just like
the rest of us), you'd best learn to use kill files and filters...  That
is the only solution, sorry.

Jim
darthpup - 30 Jun 2005 22:25 GMT
Just like the common pub. Whatever can walk through the door.  Up out
of the caves and down out of the trees.  They are part  of the great
experiment Homo  sapiens.   It  impresses me just  how much they can
type with a straight jacket on.
Aidan Karley - 30 Jun 2005 23:00 GMT
> Someone needs to be more strict about keeping these posts on-topic and
> deleting off-topic posts.

      It's USENET. There is no (exactly zero, not approximately zero)
content regulation.

> This group is about medical issues,

      No it's not. You posted this message to all of the following
groups : >
sci.anthropology,sci.geo.geology,sci.astro,sci.med,sci.geo.earthquakes
      This is probably because the original message you were replying to
was cross-posted to all of these groups to try to get a bigger audience
and to create more disturbance. If you examine this message carefully
you'll see that I've only sent it to sci.med, not to the other groups
whose membership are probably more familiar with Ed Conrad's lunacy than
the medics are. Your news-reading program should allow you to select
which groups a message is sent to, a configuration tool you should become
familiar with. ("G2" news reader? Not heard of that one.) By the way,
should you choose to reply you'll need to manually add
sci.geo.earthquakes back into the list because I don't read sci.med
myself. (Also, I go out to sea tomorrow morning where I won't have any
internet access. I'll be there for days to weeks.)
     
> and even
> if it were about evolution, there should be some substance to the
> posts. They don't have to be proven true, but they should show an
> attempt to contribute something that's either generally accepted or for
> which some half way decent argument is made or references are provided.

      Ed Conrad (who I *think* is the original poster who's annoying
you, judging from the style and content of the subject line) is a
well-known internet kook. In medical terminology, he's delusional and
paranoid, but apparently sub-clinical. I've not heard of anyone who's
successfully had him confined to a mental institution, but he certainly
needs professional assistance (probably in chemical form). But since he's
not going to go away, the simplest thing to do is to kill-file him. Your
news reader should have the facility to do that, but I've no idea how. My
killfile has had Ed as a resident for years, which is why I don't see his
posts. (I occasionally disable that rule, and Ed's messages pop back in
to view. Which is amusing. Briefly. Then Ed goes back into the
kill-file.)

      Welcome to USENET. It's a jungle in here.
     
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Barry - 01 Jul 2005 00:21 GMT
G2 news reader is apparently what Google Groups calls its web-based
news reader. I didn't want my mailbox filled up, so I'm viewing and
responding from
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/sci.med/browse_frm/thread/63d8ffc58e81d447/1
ab5afb576778710#1ab5afb576778710

. I'm still able to select which groups to reply to, so I'll have to do
that when my reply is meant just for one group. Google provides a
Report This Post link, so I figured the web based version I'm using is
moderated.

> > Someone needs to be more strict about keeping these posts on-topic and
> > deleting off-topic posts.
[quoted text clipped - 45 lines]
>  Aberdeen, Scotland,
>  Location: 57°10'11" N,  02°08'43"  W (sub-tropical Aberdeen), 0.021233
Hatunen - 01 Jul 2005 00:16 GMT
>Someone needs to be more strict about keeping these posts on-topic and
>deleting off-topic posts. This group is about medical issues,

Not for me it's not. But it's posted to all these groups:

sci.anthropology,
sci.geo.geology,
sci.astro,
sci.med,
sci.geo.earthquakes

>and even
>if it were about evolution, there should be some substance to the
>posts. They don't have to be proven true, but they should show an
>attempt to contribute something that's either generally accepted or for
>which some half way decent argument is made or references are provided.

Thanks for the advice.

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Jim Lillie - 01 Jul 2005 00:26 GMT
> Someone needs to be more strict about keeping these posts on-topic and
> deleting off-topic posts. This group is about medical issues, and even
> if it were about evolution, there should be some substance to the
> posts. They don't have to be proven true, but they should show an
> attempt to contribute something that's either generally accepted or for
> which some half way decent argument is made or references are provided.

Barry - you posted to 5 newsgroups.

While you do not seem to be a kook or troll;

"Someone needs to be more strict about keeping these poste on-topic".

Jim Lillie in sci.geo.geology
Barry - 01 Jul 2005 00:50 GMT
> Barry - you posted to 5 newsgroups.
>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> Jim Lillie in sci.geo.geology

I posted the following to sci.med just before you replied. I guess I
should have posted that one to all five groups.

Barry wrote:
> G2 news reader is apparently what Google Groups calls its web-based
> news reader. I didn't want my mailbox filled up, so I'm viewing and
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Report This Post link, so I figured the web based version I'm using is
> moderated.

Hey, geology guys - do something about those volcanic super-eruptions.
"They could result in the devastation of world agriculture, severe
disruption of food supplies, and mass starvation.  These effects could
be sufficiently severe to threaten the fabric of civilisation."
Nobody - 02 Jul 2005 02:30 GMT
I found a picture of Mr. Conrad if anybody is interested.  :)~

http://www.apple2.org.za/gswv/me/Pepperhead.jpg
Timothy Casey - GPEMC! - 02 Jul 2005 06:52 GMT
[SNIP]

Evolution, IS intelligent design - in fact it is so difficult to design a
working evolutionary system that such systems are still largely all talk and
precious little working code amongst "organic" programmers - these
programmers are intent upon creating programs that evolve rather than having
to be written line by line. That makes the grossly inefficient alternative
to evolutionary design processes pretty stupid really.

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Bean Fried Pork - 07 Jul 2005 08:42 GMT
[snip tripe]
I'm sorry, but every time I've ever seen anyone attempt to tout the
Intelligent Design Theory, they've always without exception had a religious
agenda. You absolutely _cannot_ make any sort of claims objectively if you
have a prior agenda, this true throughout science.

So please, tell us, if you believe in Intelligent Design, who are you saying
created us? Aliens maybe? Because honestly that sounds a lot less kooky than
an omnipotent being such as is outlined in the Bible. The only reason anyone
it seems anyone pushes "Intelligent Design" is because it makes them feel
more comfortable as a Christian. Well guess what, the truth hurts.

Notions like the World being created in six-to-seven days fall apart under
scrutiny. You think the Church is some infallible, perfect, organization and
that the bible- or at least the bible after its been put through a wacky new
age decoder ring- is 100% accurate in every detail? The Church of Rome is an
organization that took 400 years to apologize for persecuting Galileo for
daring to suggest that the Earth is not at the center of the Universe, and
is an organization that never once condemned slavery while it was still a
widespread practice. And do you really believe that Jonah stayed in a
whale's belly for three days in a few feet of intestinal tract without air?

The fact is numerous, numerous indigenous and major religions throughout the
World have creation stories. The one associated with Christianity only
became so popular because Christianity itself became so popular.

The more I read about evolution, the _more_ convinced I have become, for
over a decade now, that it is indeed not just an amazingly sound theory, but
a fundamental truth of reality in general.
 
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