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Stonehenge Exposed as Fraudulent

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  1. Validation Boy

    Validation Boy Well-Known Member

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    During my time away from PF I've learned some very interesting new information concerning England's beloved "Ancient Druid" tourist bait site, affectionately known as Stonehenge.

    Turns out, the site was completely overhauled using cranes.

    Concrete foundations were poured and the stones were set BACK UP into these new foundation slabs.

    The stones were nothing more than a broken pile in the 1800s, and even that loose validation of their existence comes only in the form of hand drawn depictions. Prior to that, there are zero literary or artistic historical references to the site. Surely someone would have mentioned it at some point during all those "millenia", but nope. Nobody ever did.

    England loves to tell you about how fantastically advanced their ancient ancestors were by showcasing these impossibly huge stones and pretending they've stood just as they are for "thousands of years", but this simply is not the truth.

    They like to refer to their outright fakery as "restoration projects", but by doing what they've done with all sorts of modern technology, they have completely invalidated the alleged authenticity the site may (or may not) have ever had. This includes the stone's astrotheological alignments with specific religiously significant constellations.

    If the Roman Coliseum were completely torn down and rebuilt to look newer, would you still call it 100% Authentic? No, you wouldn't. But that's exactly what England expects us to do when it comes to their little tourist trap.

    We can only speculate as to why England's power elite wants the world believing in the notion that they were so outrageously advanced, such a long long time ago, but its not too difficult to come to some pretty obvious conclusions when you really think about it. I'll leave all that up to the reader.

    Here's a few videos for the folks who will inevitably demand "proof" like the well programmed robot droids they are. Try not to get too upset as you see cranes, concrete trucks and ropes being used to artificially position these massive stones into the contrived configuration of a pagan religious temple. Try not to get too shaken up as images of Stonehenge's fraudulent construction shatter your programmed ideals concerning this false historical circus side show of fakery...

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6FIK66SVKI

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3hj8hsTd_4M

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_0H3ic0k1lg

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OjmY5zak28o
     
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  2. Margot2

    Margot2 Banned

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    Stonehenge isn't a hoax..

    Have you been to Baalbek? They also have some huge stones.. How about Easter Island?
     
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  3. Validation Boy

    Validation Boy Well-Known Member

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    How about you check out the extremely large amount of photographic proof I provided, before posting so hastily and irrationally?
     
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    Most English people bear no relationship to Neolithic Britons.
     
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    stepped_in_it Banned at Members Request

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    HMMM........if Stonehenge is such a "tourist trap" , why does only 'bout 800,000 people visit it each year?
    With an average of approx 40,000 visitors a DAY, Disneyland (all) equals Stonehenge in 'bout 3 weeks.
    Leave it to those Brits to "build" a tourist trap and not get very many tourists..........
     
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  6. Independant thinker

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    We share over 70% of their dna and are directly decended from them.
     
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    Much respect for the ancient Celts and Druids.
     
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  8. Independant thinker

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    It's not impossible. I don't think the restoration discredits them though. They show that the ancients were mathematicians.

    Why is longevity of a structure it's only validation? The spinx has been restored too. No one's chimping about that.
     
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  9. Independant thinker

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    They weren't built by celts or druids. They were built by SOME of the ancestors of celts AND English.
     
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    Where did you get such nonsense, I wonder.
     
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    Didn't say they were.
     
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    Independant thinker, Sep 19, 2015
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    Why it had to be rebuilt the last time.


    [video=youtube;DewEKz9TzmM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DewEKz9TzmM[/video]
     
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    Yes I fact it was reapetedly mentioned during all those millenia.

    As far back as the 12th century it was drawn and described.

    Eaasily learned on wiki

    As with all of your silly claims you've been pwned
     
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  15. Surfer Joe

    Surfer Joe Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    LMAO...We share over 99% of our dna with apes.
     
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  16. Independant thinker

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    Lol. It doesn't work like that. But nice try.

    I'll rephrase. 70% of British people's Dna is inherited from neolithic hill people. We are more them than we are gallish celt, or germanic saxon. :)

    I'm an Aussie but an Aboriginal of Britain. My ancestors were the first there as when the ice age receded enough to allow human habitation.
     
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    Hoosier8 Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Ever done a DNA trace? Would be interesting. My ancestor came here from England in 1670 and my name is not that common but English. Some married Germans along the way.
     
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  18. Independant thinker

    Independant thinker Banned

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    Like 23andme?

    lol. I think the crazies have enough of my cell tissue.
     
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    LMAO....I was waiting to see who would make this connection.
     
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  20. Cosmo

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    How about posting a link to a credible scientific source that supports your claim?
     
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    More like this.
     
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  22. Hoosier8

    Hoosier8 Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Around WWI

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    Throughout the thousands of years of history it had been changed so setting some of the stone back up is nothing new.
     
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  23. Independant thinker

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    LOL!

    people like that have a political agenda to prove that white people are not a race

    They wouldn't be interested in my DNA.
     
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    Stonehenge isn't fake, but it was indeed "restored" in a way that slightly changed its original appearance.

    here is what it originally looked like in 1877:

    Stonehenge_1877.JPG

    here's 1885:

    Stonehenge_with_farm_carts,_c._1885.jpg
     
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  25. Hoosier8

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    There is nothing wrong with stabilizing the site.
     
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