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ZetaMax - BOOK REPORT: Lindsey William's "The Energy Non-Crisis" & PLANET X
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Many GLPer's are familiar with Lindsey Williams, and his book:
For those still unfamiliar, I invite you to check out his YouTube presentation on the topic:
What you are *NOT* familiar with, unless you have read his book in its entirety (and I'm sure that's very few if any here at GLP), is that something *ELSE* of MONUMENTAL IMPORTANCE is also chronicled in his book. It is a subject that he admits is "off topic", but included it in his book because of it's vast human interest. Here it is:
There is an interesting point to mention in passing. Though the ground is frozen for 1,900 feet down from the surface at Prudoe Bay,
everywhere the oil companies drilled around the area they discovered an ancient tropical forest. It was in a frozen state, not in petrified state. It is between 1,100 and 1,700 feet down. There are palm trees, pine trees, and tropical foliage in great profusion. In fact, they found them lapped all over each other, just as though they had fallen in that position.
What great catastrophe caused this massive upheaval, and then led to such dramatic changes in climate? (*WHAT??* Indeed!! - ZetaMax) We stress again that everything is frozen - not petrified - and that the whole area has never once thawed since that great catastrophe took place. So what could possibly cause these dramatic happenings? ...
It is interesting to notice that tropical ferns have also been found at the Antarctic, and the evidence from these two areas, considered together, certainly suggests that there has been a dramatic change from a worldwide tropical climate to an Arctic climate within datable times. ...
The finding of underground tropical growth is not hearsay, for I have personally watched these palm trees and other types of tropical plants being brought to the surface. Let me give you two examples. One day I watched as a pine cone was brought up from a well ... and when we first saw it, it looked just exactly as it would look on a young pine tree today. It was closed and we put it in an office on the premises of Atlantic Richfield. We simply put it on the desk and left it. The next day we came back and the pine cone had opened up. You could quite clearly see the seeds on the inside of the cone. This was obviously after thousands of years of being in a frozen state, hundreds of feet beneath the surface.
I personally have palm fronds in my home which were brought up from some 1,700 feet below the surface. Again I would like to make an observation, without necessarily giving an opinion, because I do not regard myself as an expert in this area. I simply want to state that consistently this tropical forest was found between 1,100 and 1,700 feet beneath the surface. The actual base of the perpetually frozen ground is approximately 200 feet below the depth of the frozen tropical forest. The oil is found at a depth of 8,700 feet, average, and it is amazing to realize that it comes from that depth without artificial pumping.
Lindsey Williams, "The Energy Non-Crisis": Worth Publishing Company, 1980, pgs 54-57.
It is clear that Pastor Williams was not familiar with the "Pole Shift" concept when he wrote this book in 1979 (first Published in 1980) - for his admittedly "non-expert" opinion is that the entire globe was "a worldwide tropical climate" that went "to an Arctic climate within datable times." Even though he offers no scientific data here, other sources date these finds to the Pleistecene Era - known commonly as the last ICE AGE. But how could that be?? How could palm trees grow in area that was supposed to be covered with an ice sheet thousands of feet thick??? Prudoe Bay is *above* the Arctic Circle. The only explanation that accounts for this evidence is not Ice Ages, and not worldwide tropics, but POLE SHIFTS.
And what would cause such a catastrophic, rapid shift of the Earth's crust?
PLANET X.
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