Re: True history and myths told by naysayers

Eric Stevens <eric.stevens@xxxxxxxxx> says in
news:eug5a1lt9j4lhar14br8pjlfjnkshaqrru@xxxxxxx:

>>Which cannot be presented here for odd reason and which
>>has not been reviewed in peer-reviewed scientific journals or
>>books.
>
> This sounds like an admission by you that you are totally
> unaware of the evidence. Why should I be surprised?

Uwwwwe this almost sounds like clever defensive squink. Daryl has
already asked you for the full reference (which by the the way when I
am presenting on a topic that I vaquely care about, I generally give
the referecences up front, instead of these little pedantic charades.
'Please, oh ,please, please Inger and Eric please let me see your
reference'). If you were really confident of your materials you would
supply the references when you quote the material. Otherwise we are
to assume that it is fresh horse pucky until you do.


>>>>It was the cabal I tell you, the tin cabal.
>>>
>>> It mainly was the secret of where the fish were coming from,
>>> and the furs.
>>
>>I can help you out there. Fish, ...shshhhh, don't tell anyone,
>>come from water. Furs, this is super top secret, come from furry
>>critters. We have been trying to keep this secret, but for some
>>reason many folk who have this affliction called 'common sense'
>>keep figuring it out.
>
> I think you should go back under your bridge.

Sorry, that yours and Inger's hiding place.

>>> There are records pointing to pre-Columbian contact
>>> contact with South Ameria by the Portuguese and there are
>>> records of what may be pre-Columbian imports of a south
>>> american wood in france.
>>
>>And these records are reviewed where?
>>
>>> I can't remember the details but I have them somewhere.
>>
>>That is Ingerish for 'I don't have a publication that supports
>>this that I would present to this group'. Would you like to
>>select a more appropriate excuse from the Ingerlist.
>
> See my response to Doug re Brasil wood.

Saw it, was not impressed with your squinky reply. You spoke as if
you were certain that these imports were of the new world, next you
offer it up as an alternative. Eh-heh, how many instances of things
do you think I could find of say NA traveling to europe and
spedatling DNA there before columbus, right, but how many of these
cannot be explained by other things, none. You think in your mind
that something that has a p > 0.0001 somehow has to be true.

Show me a piece of evidence in the literature that is widely agreed
on by archaeologist and historians which represents evidents of
expeditions to the new world (other than greenland and NE canada)
before 1492.
Even though I have a high standard of peer review, I will accept
books written by feild specialist and or museum studies that are
published in English.

Waiting . . . . . . . . .



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