HOW TO MAKE A MONKEY OUT OF THE EVOLUTIONISTS .

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<            CRIME IN RHYME
The pseudos, their interests so vested
And Poor Truth, for too long molested.
Their deceit and deception
Near the point of perfection
If it were my call, they'd ALL be arrested
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Never in the history of History has as much physical evidence existed
to debunk and destroy an existing scientific theory.
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But it certainly DOES EXIST -- in spades -- concerning the theory of
man's evolution (and other creatures, for that matter).
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The discovery of thousands upon thousands of petrified bones, teeth
and even soft organs -- SOME HUMAN -- between  coal veins has proven
that Charles Darwin's fable, "Origin of Species," isn't worth the
paper it was written on.
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It means that man, in almost our present form, had existed while --
perhaps even before -- anthracite was formed, and the most golden
rule
of geology is that coal is at least 280 million years old.
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Therefore, these discoveries certainly offer the undeniable evidence
that the evolutionists, atheists and physical anthropologists can't
tell the difference from their ass and third base.
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They are guilty of willful participation in a monumental conspiracy
against mankind.
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WHAT HONEST SCIENCE LOOKS LIKE
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State-of-the-art testing by American Medical Laboratories revealed
that at least six of Ed Conrad's fossils, all bearing a distinct
resemblance to human bones via human comparative anatomy, contain
dried blood
and, in some cases, other relative components.
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This offers state-of-the-art scientfic evidence that Ed Conrad is
right and the arrogant, ignorant, pompous buffoons wearing the white
coats and dunce hats are dead wrong.
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The really scary part in all of this is how the bones, teeth and even
soft organs got broken and petrified.
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It can mean only one thing: The humans and animals that existed on
earth eons ago were destroyed in an earth-shattering catastrophe.
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Anyone -- and I certainly mean ANYONE -- who doubts that I have
discovered thousands upon thousands of petrified remains of man and
animals is a fraud and a phony.
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The list includes the so-called "experts" at the Smithsonian
Institution, the University of California at Berekely, Harvard
University, the U.S. Geological Survey, Penn State University, the
Paleontological Research Institution, the University of Pennsylvania
and tenured-fossil professors of anthropology, paleontology, geology,
physics and atheism -- to mention just a few -- in America's
universties.
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I can ask "Why?" But I don't have to since I KNOW why this hoax has
long been
perpetrated against mankind.
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It boils down to the protection of vested interests. These Scoundrels
of Science are fully aware that siding with Truth can adversely
affect
their careers, their lucrative weekly paychecks and their cushy
positions.
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God forbid, they dare not make any waves. So the mind-boggling lie
has
gone on and on and on.
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PETRIFIED BONES, TEETH, SOFT ORGANS
-- SOME HUMAN -- FOUND  BETWEEN COAL VEINS
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http://www.edconrad.com/FOSSILS08/HumanFemur.jpg
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http://www.edconrad.com/pics/Skullx.jpg
http://www.edconrad.com/pics/skullb.jpg
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MAN AS OLD AS COAL
http://www.edconrad.com
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Oh, you want more? Okay!
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HUMAN CRANIUM EMBEDDED IN A BOULDER
      (Discovered Between Anthracite Veins)
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The following photos were taken while the human skull in the boulder
was on display at an international exhibit in Berlin, Germany.
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Meanwhile, a variety of other state-of-the-art testing has confirmed
that Ed Conrad's mind-boggling discoveries are NOT rocks or
concretions but fossils of creatures that once lived, quite a few of
them human.
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They included testing for the presence of Haversian canals (the tell-
tale sign of bone), CATscans, and SEM (scanning electronic
microscope) investigation, to mention just a few.
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And let's NOT FORGET that the late Wilton M. Krogman, one of the
world's foremost human anatomists and author of the book, "The Human
Skeleton in Forensic Medicine," had personally examined and tested
one
of the discoveries and concluded that it is a calvarium, a human
skull
with the eye sockets broken off.
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"COME OVER HERE, DOCTOR.
I WANT YOU TO SEE THE OLDEST HUMAN SKULL EVER FOUND."
       -- Wilton Krogman to a colleague
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Scrapings from the object embedded in the boulder were tested by
American Medical Laboratories in Chanitlly, Va. -- considered the
most
prestigious medical laboratory in the world -- which documented that
they contain DRIED BLOOD.
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AMLhad performed testing on at least a half-dozen of Ed Conrad's key
specimens via
Calculus Analysis by Crystallography,  the presence of blood was
confirmed in an official "Final Report" authorized by Dr. Nathan
Sherman, director of laboratories.
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Blood not ony was found in the skull-like object embedded in the
boulder but in the specimen that Krogman identified as a calvarium. a
human skull with the eye sockets broken off; the fossil he identified
as a tibia; in two specimens that appear to be human jawbones, and in
others.
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It is important to note that highly respected Dr. Geoffrey Bourne,
who
had served as director of Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center for
many years, had tested one of the discoveries between coal veins and
identified it as B-O-N-E in written correspondence.
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KROGMAN IDENTIFIED THIS FOSSIL AS A TIBIA
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Here's a petrified dinosaur foot still embedded in slate.
http://www.edconrad.com/pics//z3dino.jpg
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Here are several views of a portion of a giant prehistoric scorpion
identified as such by Krogman.
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WHERE THESE FOSSILS WERE FOUND
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Here's a map showing a spectacular cross-section of coal veins
beneath
Mahanoy City,  Pa. It reveals the impact of an asteroid, meteor or
comet having struck the earth and offering the undeniable physical
evidence of a catastrophe.
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Click on the URL to make it larger.
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<   THE ANATOMY OF A CATACLYSM
<               "Oh, the Humanity"
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RESEARCH BY AN HONEST SCIENTIST
     --  Lin Liangtai of Taipei, Taiwan  --
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"We can forgive a child
who is afraid of the dark.
The real tragedy of life
is when men are afraid
of the light."      -- Plato
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Humbly submitted by
ED CONRAD
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MAN AS OLD AS COAL
http://www.edconrad.com
and
SUPREME BEAN LESS OF A MYStERY
http://www.edconrad.org
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