It seems Armenia is sitting on a gold mine of ancient giant (Watcher/Nephilim) remains

Thanks , finally some real GLP stuff

.............and where are all the giant skulls worth big bucks to any peasant?


Until then it's all just so much B.S.

Ask the Smithsonian, known for getting rid of the American ones

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The most shocking fact is revealed by the famous Smithsonian Institute : “Yes we have destroyed thousands of giant human skeletons in early 1900s. “And it’s probably not the only destruction of evidence conducted in the name of science: what we do not understand, better get rid of. It seems that ruling US Supreme Court has forced the Smithsonian Institute to release classified papers dating from the early 1900′s that proves the organization was involved in a major historical cover up of evidence showing giants human remains in the tens of thousands had been uncovered all across America and were ordered to be destroyed by high level administrators to protect the mainstream chronology of human evolution at the time.” (source)

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"Yet I destroyed the Amorites before them, though they were tall as the cedars and strong as the oaks."

Amos 2:9

Awesome!!!! Some great Friday night material to feast on!!!

Thanks OP!!!

As a minor collector [most recently of pieces from the Roman Empire] I can tell you that the sell of ancient artifacts is heavily monitored/regulated in virtually every country where they are found, but minor pieces like arrowheads, knives, household utensils, jewelry, etc are so numerous that purchases are generally allowed without interferance. It also depends upon WHEN the relics were discovered since earlier unearthings may be exempt from newer regulations.

During the 1890's, Egyptian mummies became all the rage as they were dug up by the thousands with many wealthier Londoners diplaying them in the parlor next to the good china! In fact, the mummies became so plentiful that they were burned by nomads just to keep warm during the cold desert nights.... after -of course- they had been stripped of any valuable ornamentation which was also sold to eager tourists!

But today human relics are another matter all together and they don't even have to be ancient or unique to be restricted. The more controversial pieces you will rarely see displayed unless you personally visit the home of those collectors... that's WHY they collect them in the first place, knowing they have something that no one else has fulfills a weird Ego imbalance! Also understand that once they get their hands on the really GOOD stuff they aren't going to publicise it, especially if they made their score on the black market. Fines and confiscation of the relics are a very REAL possibility if discovered by cultural authorities to the extent that collectors frequently won't even attempt to get insurance coverage for their most prized possessions because they'd have to furnish acquisition documentation to do so! It's cheaper/easier just to build a big vault where they can fondle them to their strange little heart's desire! As they do.

However, you should also know that there is a very well-established collector's underground that goes back decades... in fact, black-market trafficking of such relics goes back well over 500 years when the elite of Europe routinely purchased the skulls/body parts of famous people for their private collections, with religious relics among the most sought-after. Bones, skin, hair, blood and other bits of Saints were VERY popular [and still are!] and the Catholic Church even has a "grading system" that measures their spiritual significance with "first-class" relics the most revered!

But, tiny shrivelled chunks of Saints aren't the only prized trophies: one of the most infamous human relics to be sold in the past 50 years was Napoleon's Penis that sold in a Paris auction back in 1977. Bought by the late American Urologist Dr. John K. Lattimer for the fairly small sum of $2,900 it is still in possession of his children and since his 2007 death they have steadfastly refused to place it on public display. FYI: like most collectors of such ephemera the good Dr. Lattimer had a bit of a weird side since his collection also included the Brass vial that held the Cyanide capsule Hermann Goering swallowed [crafty old Hermann hid it up his ass while imprisoned in Nuremburg!], Abraham Lincoln's bloodstained collar and small strips of leather from the seats JFK's death-limo!

Hair samples of the famous/infamous is also a fairly large marketplace; I hold over 15 such strands of hair in my own collections [from Beethoven, Washington, Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, Geronimo and Manfred Von Richthofen to name just a few] and -if I had the bucks- could easily purchase many, many more.

The bottomline regarding the selling/buying of antiquities is this: If you know where to shop and have the money to spend... you can buy just about ANYTHING... even from cash-strapped national museums!

BTW: Armenia, Turkey, Morocco and the Ukraine are four of the best places to buy relics right now, especially if you're looking for pieces from the plentiful Roman period of 100-200A.D., when the Empire was at it's height and spread over most of the civilised world. Amateurs with just a decent metal detector are unearthing stuff like crazy as long-buried settlements are discovered and there are thousands more treasure-troves still lying underground waiting to be plundered!

So, if there are authentic skulls, bones, etc from these Nephalim being found, you can rest assured some of those peasants ARE picking up some cash for them before they end up locked away in private collections all over the world!

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Look up the web site of steve q.u.a.y.l.e for everything about giants. Not sure why glp wont let us post the link.

Thanks for a great post.

Also Trey Smith. He delves into the book of Enoch. Just watch out for those spirit fingers...lol (If you've ever seen him you'll know exactly what I'm talking about)

Great biblical discussion on fallen angels mating with the daughters of men in ancient times, Greek Roman "gods" and heroes....

[link to www.creationhistory.com]

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for later.

Thanks, OP!

Please, for the love of Godlike Productions



No robo voice videos!

So you skipped the David Bowie lock of hair? He was very unique in our generation.

I forgot about this guy. He's a weirdo, but his videos are full of great information.

stop reading symbols literally


the giants in myths and religious texts are symbols, not literal histories

to watch tonight after work

Needing to this for viewing later today.
I've always wondered about the Smithsonian just disappearing all the US finds. There's so much historical documentation that cannot be buried. Plus, photographs of giants standing among normal sized men (one famous one was of group of Chinese men, I think near Mongolian border).

There are still giant people here on earth.

I have a large bridge in Brooklyn for sale if either of you are interested...

Kim Kardashian is Armenian , Maybe she got the giant ass genes from one of the Giants!!??

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wow

Never much cared for him; I'm not certain what your generation is, but I'm 65 so they may not be one and the same!

I also prefer to concentrate on -dare I say- more historically significant individuals and sad to say Sir David doesn't meet my standard. Relics from dead entertainment celebrities are also far overpriced due to the slavish devotion of fans and most serious collectors avoid them like the plague.

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The difference between you and I is that I'm not joking and everything I stated is absolutely true.

Incidentally, when I lived in San Francisco back in the 80's, the Golden Gate Bridge District sold little sections of vertical support cables that had been replaced. Roughly 2" in diameter, back then they sold at the Bridge Souvenir shop for $49.99; Today -when you can find them- they sell for $350 [or much, much more] on Ebay! They also sold 1/2pt cans of the same paint used to coat the bridge ["International Orange" is the actual color] but had to discontinue them since the paint contained Lead... and I've never seen any of those on the market since. FYI: The actual suspension cables are about five feet in diameter and there's still a cross-section on display on the SF landing side in case you choose to test me further.

So, you can take that snarky comment and place in firmly in it's appropriate place!

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