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Tag Archives: scientific corruption
Should We Have Faith in Science?
I found this article very interesting in light of my views on the current state of the scientific community and the science fields. I look forward to further installments. Here is a quote. “As a scientist, I am increasingly appalled … Continue reading
Posted in Science
Tagged faith in science?, Kirk Durston, Science, scientific corruption, scientific fraud
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Noah’s Ark – The Smithsonian and National Geographic 1968 (Part 4)
The facts show that the basic setting of David Duckworth’s story is credible. The Smithsonian Institute had a volunteer program for young people and David Duckworth was there in 1968. He was working where he claims. Albert Myrick, his supervisor, was … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, History, Investigation, Noah's Ark
Tagged Albert C Myrick Jr, Chaplain (Capt.) Clair Shaffer, Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Rogers H. Pearson, David Duckworth, Dr. Robert Geist, National Geographic Society, Noah's Ark, Renee Noorbergen, scientific corruption, Smithsonian Institute
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Noah’s Ark – The Smithsonian and National Geographic 1968 (Part 3)
After reading all of this information I had found so far I thought about where I should start. As it has been some time since these events took place, I decided to do some verification of the facts. This is … Continue reading
Noah’s Ark – The Smithsonian and National Geographic 1968 (Part 2)
As I said in part one on this subject, I got interested in doing some research on Noah’s Ark in regard to the Smithsonian Institute, the National Geographic Society, and this story after reading Micah Hank’s article and how the Smithsonian … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, History, Investigation, Noah's Ark
Tagged 1958, 1964, 1968, Chaplain (Capt.) Clair Shaffer, Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Rogers H. Pearson, David Duckworth, Dr. Charles Willis, Dr. Robert Geist, Eryl Cummings, James Irwin, Lester Walton, Mt. Ararat, National Geographic Society, Noah's Ark, Phyllis Watson, Ralph Crawford, Renee Noorbergen, scientific corruption, SEARCH, Smithsonian Institute, Trabzon, Turkey, Violet Cummings
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Noah’s Ark – The Smithsonian and National Geographic 1968 (Part 1)
Uncovering evidence of the Smithsonian’s corruption and cover up of important information (see article here), sparked a memory of an interesting passage that I read about Noah’s Ark years ago in the late 1990s. In the 1960s, The Smithsonian and … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, History, Investigation, Noah's Ark
Tagged 1958, 1964, 1968, Chaplain (Capt.) Clair Shaffer, Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Rogers H. Pearson, David Duckworth, Dr. Charles Willis, Dr. Robert Geist, Eryl Cummings, Lester Walton, Mt. Ararat, National Geographic Society, Noah's Ark, Phyllis Watson, Ralph Crawford, Renee Noorbergen, scientific corruption, SEARCH, Smithsonian Institute, The Incredible Discovery of Noah's Ark by Charles E. Sellier and David W. Balsiger, Trabzon, Turkey, Violet Cummings
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Giant Skeletons in Ancient America
This is an excellent article concerning the giant skeletons that have been found in America (mound builders), which just somehow disappear into thin air. There is actual evidence now of either purposeful deception by the Smithsonian Institute or just complete … Continue reading
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