Re: True history and myths told by naysayers

Eric,
Philip missed the documents that still exists from the Pinning, Pothurst,
Scollum and the others voyage 1477/78. They had to stay the Winter in
Labrador.

Inger E

"Eric Stevens" <eric.stevens@xxxxxxxxx> skrev i meddelandet
news:qfo7a1l8g02371afndagp7i1akl9pk6suc@xxxxxxxxxx
> On Mon, 06 Jun 2005 05:24:39 GMT, Philip Deitiker
> <Donevenask@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> >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.
>
> I've already responded further to Daryl's question. There are nine
> pages of refrences in that book and I'm damned if I'm going to list
> them all.
>
> As for your claims about the way you prevent refrences, how about you
> giving a refrence for your often repeated claim that the KRS has been
> recarved?
>
> >'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.
>
> I presume you know your own standards best.
>
> >
> >
> >>>>>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 . . . . . . . . .
> >
>
> You will get them.
>
>
>
>
> Eric Stevens
>


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  • Re: Celtic Origins
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