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Joined: Jul 2007
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Hi Russ. Hi everyone else. Simply put, there is a small group of very powerful people with an agenda. They use lies in many forms, including falsified research, to achieve their agenda. This polarized information divides us which also serves their purpose. They realized from the beginning of their plans that control of information is the most powerful form of control. Unfortunately if you study evolution - the scientific definition, not some self-conjured idea used in hopes to build straw men - one discovers that it doesn't matter who is secretly pulling the strings on high or what maelific plutocrats may be doing behind closed doors to lead us astray. They can be doing their worst and yet we can still verify the existence of evolution (according to the scientific definition) and thereby separate fact from fiction. What precisely is untrue about claiming that the genetic traits of organisms change from generation to generation? If this were not the case we would be exact duplicates (clones) of our parents. Mother Nature has been set up so that this does not occur. This is why we die and why we procreate, afterlife and our own gods notwithstanding. (I am, incidentally, a religious person with a belief in gods and something akin to what we call the afterlife, so please don't take my last remark as an atheistic one.) At this stage of the discussion I am not talking about mud turning into men (nor do I intend to, because I don't believe that) or humans once existing in a monkey-like form. I'm talking about one thing and one thing only: the change in genetic traits from generation to generation. If you want to use a different word for this phenomenon fine - for the sake of argument (and so that one of these conversations can at long last move forward) pick a name for it and let's then discuss how it operates and how we can see, with our own eyes, that this is indeed a reality, regardless of what scurrilous miscreants controlling the world may or may not be doing in secret. Blessed be.
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