Your Name Here=Harvey wrote:

So called human history or earth history is most probably far more fanciful
than we can ever imagine the way it was.
We don't know much at all about it.

Scroll down to the bottom of this page for a timeline of events here...

http://www.semjase.net/semjeng10.html

A starting point for the substantial of the above, would be the site
of Tiahuanco....

I am in complete agreement that history is more incredible than we have
ever imagined.  Mankind has had today's brain power for the last half
million years.  A complete civilization takes only 5 thousand years,
tops, to fully mature into what we have today.  Dviding 500,000 years
by 5,000 years we have the possibility of 100 fully blossomed
civilizations with today's level of science and technology.

Add to the above the fact that known history is often very different
from our perceptions of it.  Careful research of almost any event
results in incredible revelations and surprise.

That Washington D.C. went unprotected for the first months of the Civil
War amazed me.  That Abraham Lincoln lived nearly a day after being
shot in the head astounded me.  And, that his extremely wealthy wife
was on the verge of insanity because of the death of her child was
something from out of the clear blue sky.

Sometimes we forget facts simply because they don't fit into the
popular conception and the 'popular conception' gradually erases our
awareness of them, despite their being hard cold facts.

That Washington D.C. was buzzed by 'flying saucers' in the Spring of
1959 seems to be forgoten.  Many years ago, in the 70's I believe, Life
Magazine did a major investigation of the 1959 incident.  Everyone in
the Washington D.C. area remembered the incident and couldn't believe
the news blackout and lack of awareness of the rest of the country.  I
know it was fact because I had, myself,  heard a Washington D.C. radio
station broadcast the event as it happened.

You would think that, now, after both the occurrence of the flying
saucer "invasion" on our Capital City and after a reputable
investigation and 'expose' of the event that everyone would believe
that flying saucers exist and that they have visited us in Washington
D.C.

Guess again!  Many people are still doubters and argue, even scream and
shout, their errant and ignorant views.  They say photographs are too
fuzzy.  Statements are too vague.  And, of couse, that it is impossible
for Aliens to travel long distances from distant planets or star
systems.

Yes, "truth is stranger than fiction."  That is what makes history
exciting.

Just recently I have found pictures of what appear to be 'humans' on
Mars.  I am not going to tell anybody because too many people 'know'
that this is so impossible.  They will 'scream and shout' at me and
attempt to beat me up.  I will be accused of scaming and fraud, of
being tricked by photo enlargements.  They will say that the people in
the picture are 'rover tracks' that simply appear to be humans.

The photo have been greatly enlarged out of necessity.  The quality of
the enlarged photos is blurry.  The odds, however, of the shapes being
produced by shadows is 1 in 100 million.  And, to make matters worse,
the humans must be very small in size, perhaps a foot or so in height.
This would really set the sceptics to laughing.  Therefore, I am not
going to mention the 'humans' on Mars at all.  "Mum" is the word!

As it is, no one is now responding to my "Spirit Rover Navigation 633"
topic because the 'Martian Village' looks to some to be rover tracks.
It is not.  Careful, well enlarged images of the photos show it to be
buildings.  But "truth is stranger than fiction" and many, many people
believe what they want to -- not what is true.

I probably shouldn't have shown "Spirit Rover Navigation 633" to the
'alt.paranet.ufo'.  Too advanced!  So, "mum" is the word.  I am not
going to show "Spirit Rover Navigation 666" at all.


tomcat