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lost island paradise, Okanagan, Atlantis

Gandhi, Tilak, lost island paradise, Airyana Vaêjo, polar paradise, Atlantis

How the British used smallpox in attempted war of genocide against the Haida.

Yahoo MovieTalk interview with 2012 Director.
So how does Roland Emmerich end the world in his upcoming epic “2012″? “Pole reversal,” he said in an interview this week. “All kinds of stuff going on. But it’s basically major earthquakes and volcano eruptions which kind of cause this global flood.”
“We found this obscure theory of ‘Earth crust [...]

Excerpt from The Atlantis Blueprint
One of Rand’s major aims, in trying to understand the hidden geometry of the Giza site, was to try to locate this ’secret chamber’. The notion seems to have originated in a document called the Westcar Papyrus, now in the Berlin Museum, which seems to be a New Kingdom copy [...]

Charles Hapgood first came to public attention in the mid-1950s with his theory of earth crust displacement, a radical geological idea which attracted the curiosity and support of Albert Einstein.
The Einstein-Hapgood correspondence is a forgotten page in the history of science. Rose and I obtained these letters from Albert Einstein’s Archives. They show just how [...]

Fossil fuel binge:
day of reckoning lies ahead
by Rand Flem-Ath
published 6 February 1987
in The Times-Colonist (Victoria, B.C., Canada)
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Since the Industrial Revolution, roughly 200 billion tons of carbon dioxide have been vented into the Earth’s atmosphere. One of the least known effects of these waste products is the fact that in the past one hundred years the [...]

In the movie, Contact, Jodie Foster plays an astronomer who establishes communication with a civilisation beyond our solar system. In a recent television program, The Curse of the Cocaine Mummies, a different, but equally fascinating, contact is established between ancient Egypt and ancient Peru. A German forensic scientist busted the Egyptian mummy Ramses II for [...]

Chapter 1
Tower of London
Christmas Eve

In the moments before she was decapitated Anne Fawcett was content.  Flakes of snow slipped through the turret window of the cell where she worked.  Shivering, she pulled the collar of her faded UCLA sweatshirt up around her neck and ran her fingers over the initials carved into the wall.
The [...]

Charles Hutchins Hapgood (1904 – 1982) a graduate of Harvard College and the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, was born in New York City. After graduating, Hapgood travelled to Germany where his studies at the University of Freiburg coincided with Adolf Hitler’s rise to power. When the Second World War erupted, he returned [...]