THE RETURN OF THE DESTROYER, NIBIRU, PLANET X, DRAGON, DARK STAR, BROWN DWARF, ECT...

" There are many other dinosaur graveyards in western North America, practically all, if not all, indicating catastrophic burial by water or aqueous slurries.

Dinosaur graveyards are not found just in the western United States, but worldwide. One of the first graveyards discovered was an Iguanodon graveyard in Belgium.155 A new sauropod graveyard has been discovered in Niger, Africa. This graveyard is dated as ‘Cretaceous’, even though the dinosaurs closely resemble ‘Jurassic’ dinosaurs of western North America and are dissimilar to dinosaurs from South America, which was expected according to the theory of plate tectonics.156 A dinosaur graveyard of well preserved, articulated dinosaurs is now being excavated at Dashanpu, China.157"

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Well considering many of us are in the US. That is why I pointed out Dinosaur National Monument.

In addition to the highest altitude at which I have found non petrified seashells in Colorado.

What elevation do you find these non petrified shells at?

" There are many other dinosaur graveyards in western North America, practically all, if not all, indicating catastrophic burial by water or aqueous slurries.

Dinosaur graveyards are not found just in the western United States, but worldwide. One of the first graveyards discovered was an Iguanodon graveyard in Belgium.155 A new sauropod graveyard has been discovered in Niger, Africa. This graveyard is dated as ‘Cretaceous’, even though the dinosaurs closely resemble ‘Jurassic’ dinosaurs of western North America and are dissimilar to dinosaurs from South America, which was expected according to the theory of plate tectonics.156 A dinosaur graveyard of well preserved, articulated dinosaurs is now being excavated at Dashanpu, China.157"

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Well considering many of us are in the US. That is why I pointed out Dinosaur National Monument.

In addition to the highest altitude at which I have found non petrified seashells in Colorado.

What elevation do you find these non petrified shells at?



Look up 'The Bookcliffs'. It is a large east/west mountain range from central Utah to Western Colorado.

Seashells are all over the base (4500'). But I have found them up to 6000' feet while hiking. Just north of Grand Junction Co.

I especially liked how he drank the water out of a radiator.
Now THAT is just stupid..


Hey now, he filtered it through a dirty old rag. So it would be fine. He, he.

I especially liked how he drank the water out of a radiator.
Now THAT is just stupid..


Hey now, he filtered it through a dirty old rag. So it would be fine. He, he.
of course, rags ALWAYS remove anti freeze..why didnt i remember that?

I especially liked how he drank the water out of a radiator.
Now THAT is just stupid..


Hey now, he filtered it through a dirty old rag. So it would be fine. He, he.
of course, rags ALWAYS remove anti freeze..why didnt i remember that?


well it was a boiler radiator not a car one so there was no antifreeze.

Look up 'The Bookcliffs'. It is a large east/west mountain range from central Utah to Western Colorado.

Seashells are all over the base (4500'). But I have found them up to 6000' feet while hiking. Just north of Grand Junction Co.

Whewwww...6,000 feet is doable...I am good up to 10K

Look up 'The Bookcliffs'. It is a large east/west mountain range from central Utah to Western Colorado.

Seashells are all over the base (4500'). But I have found them up to 6000' feet while hiking. Just north of Grand Junction Co.

Whewwww...6,000 feet is doable...I am good up to 10K



I am going to err on the side of caution.
We just don't know all the other factors involved.
It could be that 5000' is safe this time.

What scares me is: That water had to go over most of the western US and Utah. Which has an average elevation of 4200'.

Look up 'The Bookcliffs'. It is a large east/west mountain range from central Utah to Western Colorado.

Seashells are all over the base (4500'). But I have found them up to 6000' feet while hiking. Just north of Grand Junction Co.

Whewwww...6,000 feet is doable...I am good up to 10K



I am going to err on the side of caution.
We just don't know all the other factors involved.
It could be that 5000' is safe this time.

What scares me is: That water had to go over most of the western US and Utah. Which has an average elevation of 4200'.

2 hour presentation I gave at Brave New Books in Austin.

Just covered the facts, packed the place, many more people came than I expected and everyone was very grateful. It was a 1000% success.

Here is part 1 of 13. Have at it...please, prove me wrong. I hope you can.

Look up 'The Bookcliffs'. It is a large east/west mountain range from central Utah to Western Colorado.

Seashells are all over the base (4500'). But I have found them up to 6000' feet while hiking. Just north of Grand Junction Co.

Whewwww...6,000 feet is doable...I am good up to 10K



I am going to err on the side of caution.
We just don't know all the other factors involved.
It could be that 5000' is safe this time.

What scares me is: That water had to go over most of the western US and Utah. Which has an average elevation of 4200'.

No...maybe the water on the other side came from the west?

If a huge wave gets sucked out of the pacific, when it hit Asia there will be a huge back wave that comes back towards the US...maybe that's how the shells get on the other side.

Or maybe it's like this;



Where the waves wash inbetween the big mountains.

2 hour presentation I gave at Brave New Books in Austin.

Just covered the facts, packed the place, many more people came than I expected and everyone was very grateful. It was a 1000% success.

Here is part 1 of 13. Have at it...please, prove me wrong. I hope you can.



[youtube] [link to www.youtube.com] did we landed on mars no we didnt watch this video an see the fake in it are u know already just trying to sell books right:P

What scares me is: That water had to go over most of the western US and Utah. Which has an average elevation of 4200'.

No...maybe the water on the other side came from the west?

If a huge wave gets sucked out of the pacific, when it hit Asia there will be a huge back wave that comes back towards the US...maybe that's how the shells get on the other side.

I've been looking at the geography of my local area for a while. It seems like the Pacific comes out, and all the way up to around the continental divide. Maybe a little short.

Then the water sloshes around a few times in what geologists call, 'The great basin'. Creating things like the Utah Arches and the Grand Canyon.
If it (water) is doing that here. The rest of the world must be pretty bad as well.

Of course it is all pure amature speculation on my part.
Like I said earlier, I will err on the side of caution.
I'd like to also be above 10,000'.

I've been looking at the geography of my local area for a while. It seems like the Pacific comes out, and all the way up to around the continental divide. Maybe a little short.

Then the water sloshes around a few times in what geologists call, 'The great basin'. Creating things like the Utah Arches and the Grand Canyon.
If it (water) is doing that here. The rest of the world must be pretty bad as well.

Of course it is all pure amature speculation on my part.
Like I said earlier, I will err on the side of caution.
I'd like to also be above 10,000'.


Then eventually evaporating away to leave the great salt lake.

2 hour presentation I gave at Brave New Books in Austin.

Just covered the facts, packed the place, many more people came than I expected and everyone was very grateful. It was a 1000% success.

Here is part 1 of 13. Have at it...please, prove me wrong. I hope you can.



[youtube] [link to www.youtube.com] did we landed on mars no we didnt watch this video an see the fake in it are u know already just trying to sell books right:P

I don't have any book or anything for sale you IN BUTT SOUL

Repeat after me (OUTLOUD)...

I AM SOFA KING WE TODD ED

say that 5 times to outloud and maybe you will understand.

Then eventually evaporating away to leave the great salt lake.

Yea...I think low lying areas inland are going to have new lakes and old lakes will drain.

The grand Canyon could be caused by a massive lahar. Flash floods from snow melt are going to be a huge concern. That shit could come rumbling down the side of a mountain as 50MPH like a train made of trees, rocks, and whole trains themselves.

Lucus i am assuming that you have already factored in the fact that you are gonna have to get acclimated to high altitude because 10k is where altitude sickness kicks in for those not used to it

Lucus i am assuming that you have already factored in the fact that you are gonna have to get acclimated to high altitude because 10k is where altitude sickness kicks in for those not used to it

Yea that's why I am moving from 500 feet here in Texas to 5100 feet in Denver soon so I can get used to higher altitudes

Lucus i am assuming that you have already factored in the fact that you are gonna have to get acclimated to high altitude because 10k is where altitude sickness kicks in for those not used to it

Yea that's why I am moving from 500 feet here in Texas to 5100 feet in Denver soon so I can get used to higher altitudes
Gotcha.. it will take about two weeks to get acclimated..

How about the black faced, sharp toothed, red eyed savior in this video. He starts out as a comet hitting the world.