Pre-Flood World Technology That Destroys Evolution (Documentary)

I saw something like this several years ago and couldn't find the exact one again. This is close though. Since I'm still learning, I really enjoyed it. Still looking for the other one with the airplane jewelry  in coal.  Fascinating.

For what it's worth...we have an area here in Australia where there are opals laid on! Any one can, well used to, go there and start digging...We went years ago but all I got was some "potch" stuff that looks like opals but is only a very thin layer not worth anything. Well, way back in the 40's somewhere, they found a felt hat was petrified.....Now we all know they did not make felt had thousands and millions of years ago. They apparently discovered that what ever had dripped on it from those caves and such, had petrifying qualities in them...So much for evolution and petrified proof.

Ohhhh Bordercollie, you are so going to love this web site. It's been a favorite of mine for many years. I warn you that once you start looking around on this web site it will consume a major portion of your free time. They are always adding something new so check it every so often to catch the latest stuff.

http://s8int.com/

OOPARTS (out of place artifacts) & ANCIENT HIGH TECHNOLOGY

They do a lot on dino's too. I'm pretty convinced that man and "some" dino's walked the earth together at one time. Below is a stegosaurus bas relief at Angkor Wat in Cambodia. Angkor Wat was built sometime in the 12th century. How did someone know what these things were and how to carve their image into stone back than if they hadn't actually seen one? This has always fascinated me.

Yaddy wrote:

So much for evolution and petrified proof.

Right-0 Yaddy. It doesn't take millions of years. Doesn't take millions of years for stalactites and such to form in caves either.

Fossilized foot in cowboy boot



Fossilized hat



Stalactites formed under the Lincoln Memorial (photo 1994) Lincoln Memorial was opened May 30, 1922.

Thanks for the link.This is going to be  good! Wouldn't it be nice if these things were exposed in schools.

Yes that is a good site look at the Oklahoma reactor site and the moulds in Texas!
Saved those and other links on dvd so can't loose em.

spring2 wrote:

Yes that is a good site look at the Oklahoma reactor site and the moulds in Texas!
Saved those and other links on dvd so can't loose em.

 Thanks !!  I will , This will be great to have in my  growing collection.

I would like to be able to fly through time and go back through the antidiluvian period and see exactly how things played out, what really took place