IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HEARSE? .

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DEATH DOES NOT EXIST
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MAN AS OLD AS COAL SLAW
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HUMAN REMAINS BETWEEN COAL VEINS
CONFIRMS EVOLUTION A DEAD HORSE
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WHERE THESE BEAUTIES WERE FOUND
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Here's a map showing a spectacular cross-section of coal
veins beneath Mahanoy City, Pa. It reveals the impact
of an asteroid, meteor or comet having struck the earth
and offering the undeniable physical evidence
of a catastrophe.
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Some of the URLs below showing the result of the impact
can be enlarged by clicking on them.
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< THE ANATOMY OF A CATACLYSM
< "Oh, the Humanity"
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< OLDEST HUMAN SKULL EVER FOUND
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Wilton M. Krogman, one of the world's foremost experts
on human anatomy, holds what he had identified as
a petrified human calvarium, a skull with the eye sockets
broken off, that was discovered between coal veins.
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http://www.edconrad.com/images/krogwskull.jpg
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Krogman is shown at his desk at the world-famous Cooper
Clinic in Lancaster, Pa., where moments later he beckoned
a colleague -- a medical doctor -- to examine what he told
him was "the oldest human skull ever found."
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A CATscan was performed on this specimen with favorable
results.
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http://www.edconrad.com/images/catcalv.jpg
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Meanwhile, Haversian canals were identified in the
cell structure, the tell-tale sign of bone. And dried
blood was found on the specimen during testing at
American Medical Laboratories in Chantilly, Va.
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This is the official report from AML which had
performed Calculus Analysis by Crystallography.
The final report, dated April 21, 2000, was issued
by Dr. Nathan Sherman, director of laboratories.
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> "The specimen consists of 1 irregularly
> shaped, brown calculus weighing less
> than 0.0010 grams and measuring 1X1X0.5
> mm. No nidus is observed. The calculi
> indicates a composition of dried blood
> intermingled with a few small crystals
> resembling calcium oxalate dihydrate."
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< SEM COMPARISON OF SPECIMEN THAT
< TOP ANATOMIST IDENTIFIED AS A TIBIA
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Scanning Electron Microscopy of internal surface of the fossil
that Krogman identified as a tibia. Both photos were taken
at 2,000X.
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This is the specimen that Paul PZ Myers, then of Temple U.
and now a disgrace to the University of Minnesota, along
with Andrew MacRae, then at the University of Calgary,
ad "tested."
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MacRae had been entrusted with a specimen that Krogman
identified as a tibia, then -- in cahoots with Myers -- had
fraudulently "prepared" a ground section from a rock or
concretion and displayed the internal structure on MacRae's
Web page.
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It was a rather enterprising but unfortunately feeble effort
to conceal the presence of Haversian canals that exist
in the genuine specimen. The Haversian canals confirm
it indeed is B-O-N-E and prove beyond all reasonable
doubt that Myers and MacRae are an insult and a disgrace
to every honest, courageous, truth-seeking scientist who
ever lived especially Copernicus,Galileo, Kepler. Immanuel
Velikovsky and, most recently, Ed Conrad and Lin Liangtai.
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RESEARCH ON PETRIFIED HUMAN CALVARIUM
AND FEMUR DONE BY LIN LIANGTAI OF TAIWAN
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THE PETRIFIED HUMAN CALVARIUM
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CALVARIUM REPORT
http://groups.google.com/group/idfossil/web/new-calvarium-article?hl=en
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PETRIFIED HUMAN FEMUR REPORT
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FEMUR REPORT
http://groups.google.com/group/idfossil/web/femur-article?hl=en
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HUMAN TOE (a very costly test)
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Here is a CT video of the Carboniferous human toe
(discovered by Ed Conrad between coal veins) that
isproves the Theory of Evolution).
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Here are 120 micrographs of the human toe:
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Lin Liangtai's Web Page
http://www.wretch.cc/blog/lin440315
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DEATH DOES NOT EXIST
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Ed Conrad (rear) and his albino wolf named Blue.
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Ed Conrad's e-mail address:
edcon...@edconrad.com
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