I've been saying this for years.

They found a skeleton over a year ago, of a Chinese boy in Mexico dated over 12,000 years old. Bet you haven't heard anything about that one, either.

People were not retarded in the old days. Saying they walked across thousands of miles of ice is asinine. Thousands of miles of ice, cold, and not a blade of grass or an animal, as in, NO FOOD. This is the Clovis theory. Total bullshit. Impossible.

These archaeologists are not sailors like me. They always considered the oceans impassable barriers, because they are afraid of it.

THere is no way people would sit and stare at the ocean for thousands of years, and NO ONE would ever have the balls to say, "Let's go and see what's on the other side". Come on. And they would not travel along the coast, walking on the ice, that's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. Why would anyone in their right mind do that? It's EASY AS PIE to sail across the ocean. I've done it myself, I know.

Thor Heyerdahl proved it in the seventies. They drifted across both the Atlantic and the Pacific in primitive rafts, just to show it could have been done.

There was a case here in Mexico a few years ago. Fishermen off Acapulco in a 22 foot panga (open boat). THeir engine died, no one noticed them. They drifted, in an open boat, with no food or water, over 5000 miles to the Seychelle islands, catching fish and drinking rainwater the whole way.

I once threw a message in a bottle in the water off Miami, and got it back from PORTUGAL.

So if a bottle, or a drifting boat, or a papyrus reed raft, can make it, how can you think no one could make it in a real sailboat? It's ridiculous. Ancient men did not sit there crying in the terror you landlubbers have of the sea for thousands of years. Some of them were MEN, and they went for it.