WE LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY .
Ed Conrad
Here are just a few of the revelations of David Fellin, one of two
coal miners entombed deep underground for 14 days before their
miraculous rescue on Aug. 27, 1963.
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He and Hank Throne had been pulled to the surface the day before the
late Rev. Martin Luther King delivered his never-to-be-forgotten
speech in the nation's Capitol.
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Fellin had successsfully passed two polygraph tests in which he said
that everything that he had revealed is trueand even signed at least
a
dozen notarized affidavits.
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But perhaps even more convincing, Fellin stated that, if he had told
even a single lie about anything he had revealed about his numerous
trips out of his body while entombed, his loving father "should burn
forever in hell."
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I might add, although Fellin admitted seeing an "Ocean of Fire," he
said no one was in it.
He then revealed that the real agony in the after-life -- far worse
than Hell -- is being considered an outcast by those with whom you
were so close while on earth, including (in many instances) other
members of your family.
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ATHEISTS, CREATIONISTS HAVE IT ALL WRONG
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http://groups.google.com/group/sci.astro.amateur/msg/15b2f408f49e8501
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HOW "COLOMBO" DISCOVERED AMERICA
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http://groups.google.com/group/sci.astro/msg/9c350823040c0512
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EXTRATERRESTRIALS SUPERVISED CONSTRUCTION OF PYRAMIDS
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http://groups.google.com/group/sci.astro/msg/a113359482eaad9a
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WHY THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA WAS BUILT
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One of the world's most perplexing mysteries
is WHY the Great Wall of China was built.
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Almost everyone believes the Great Wall was built for only one reason:
to prevent China from being invaded.
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Some others, including some Chinese historical scholars, claim it was
built to serve as a permanent barrier between the agricultural Chinese
in the south and the Xiong Nu (the nomadic cattle-raisers) in the
north, since they apparently got along like cats and dogs.
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Nonsense!
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Anyone with a semblance of common sense realizes that, if the Great
Wall had been constructed to keep an enemy out, it never would've have
been extended to such a great length -- nearly 4,000 miles -- and
continue through so many isolated areas, through
mountain chains and deserts, far from civilization.
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And, besides, the Great Wall --- about 25 feet high -- ouldn't have
done an adequate job of protecting the Chinese from an invasion
anyway.
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This was proven explicitly eight centuries ago when the Mongolian
hordes of Genghis Khan successfully scaled the wall at numerous
locations and eventually conquered most of China.
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The real reason The Great Wall of China was originally constructed had
nothing whatsoever to do with preventing an invasion but, instead, to
keep their people inside China and keep outsiders from coming in
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China's leaders adamantly opposed the prospect of the mingling of
their race with those in neighboring countries - that they ordered
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start of the mind-boggling, gargantuan undertaking to make such
intermingling virtually impossible on a large scale.
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They were concerned about the possible "contamination'' of their
race by mingling -- and mating -- with non-Chinese.
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Many scientific textbooks claim that construction of the original
section of The Great Wall began around 400 B.C. but various
scientists, especially the Chinese, seriously question this dating and
believe it had begun much earlier.
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Indeed, it did.
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The original Great Wall was some 2,000 miles long and, at a later
time, construction began on another 2,000 miles or so, through the
mountains and deserts.
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The desire was simply to keep the Chinese race pure and it happened
again in the 1930s in Germany under the Third Reich (but utilizing
other despicable tactics).
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DEATH DOES NOT EXIST
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MAN AS OLD AS COAL
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Ed Conrad
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Ed Conrad (rear) and his albino wolf named Blue.
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Brandon Sun, The
Brantford Expositor, The (Brantford, Ontario)
Brockville Recorder and Times
Calgary Herald (Calgary, Alberta)
Calgary Sun, The
Canada.com
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Canadian Press and Broadcast News
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Le Devoir (Quebec, Montreal)
LeDroit (Ontario, Ottawa) (French)
Edmonton Journal (Edmonton, Alberta)
Edmonton Sun, The
eye Weekly (Ontario, Toronto)
First Perspective (Manitoba, Scanterbury)
Fort McMurray Today
Gazette, The (Montreal)
Gazette, The (Ontario, London)
Globe and Mail (Toronto, Ontario)
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Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, Ontario)
Le Soleil (Quebec City) (French)
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Kamloops Daily News (Kamloops, British Columbia)
Kingston Whig Standard (Kingston, Ontario)
Kitchener-Waterloo Record, The (Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario)
La Tribune, Sherbrooke (French)
Le Matin (Quebec) (French)
Le Quotidien (French)
London Free Press (London, Ontario)
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Muse, The (Newfoundland)
National Post
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Telegram, The (Newfoundland, St. John's)
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Toronto Star (Ontario, Toronto)
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Vancouver Province (Vancouver, British Columbia)
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Western Producer (Saskatoon)
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Baja California
Heraldo de Baja California
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Directo
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News
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Universal
Michoacán
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Norte
Quintana Roo
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Sinaloa
Debate
Sonora
Imparcial
Tabasco
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Tamaulipas
Diario de Tampico
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Zacatecas
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