Al D
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And the pot calls the kettle black, smhNow THAT is mature discussion.
Mommy not make your favorite cereal today?
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And the pot calls the kettle black, smhNow THAT is mature discussion.
Mommy not make your favorite cereal today?
Mommy not make your favorite cereal today?
There you have it. The Templars were not bringing treasure to put in that world famous hole, but were removing loads of copper, tin, and manganese thus creating that hole.
There you have it. The Templars were not bringing treasure to put in that world famous hole, but were removing loads of copper, tin, and manganese thus creating that hole.
Looks like I am living rent free in Robots head, hehe, there is not a lot of room here though, and the plumbing don’t work, lol
Sorry for trying to have a sensible conversation.
Let me rephrase that,. I am sorry that I allowed a troll to drag me down to his level.
If anyone wants to have a serious conversation, I'm open to it.
There is NO evidence outside of Wilson & Blackett's five King Arthur pseudo history books that document this or any mining activities of 6th century Welsh on the American continent...In the lineage of King Arthur I in the 4th Century, there was King Arthur II in the 6th Century and there was another King Arthur III later. And by 760 AD there was Arthur IV. They were real Kings.
The myths were made up in the 12th to 16th Centuries. Mostly because the academics could never find them...
All though their treasures may be at Oak Island. As they mined silver, gold and copper in this continent a thousand years or more before the Knights Templars ventured over in 1179 AD.
Scholars have dated the founding of Rome as April 21, 753 BCE, a city state ruled by a king.... As for the Romans keep researching they made a settlement out in the Western States around 800 to 700 BC...
Scholars have dated the founding of Rome as April 21, 753 BCE, a city state ruled by a king.
During that period, the Romans did not have any vessels capable of crossing the Atlantic, and therefore it was not possible for this settlement in the "Western States" to have existed .
Disregarding the the Wikipedia" insult to "learn real history", Franklin, please cite the source origin of this tale of these three diverse 12 Tribes that sailed to Troy "in around 700 BC" that is not documented by real professional historians.You need to read more and learn real history instead of reading wikepedia. The 12 Tribes of Wales, the 12 Tribes of the Romans and the 12 Tribes of Israel are all kin to each other. And yes they had ships thousands of ships that sailed to the City of Troy in around 700 BC but they were not Roman Ships. Over 200,000 sailed to Troy on about 2,000 ships. Then over 200,000 sailed to Italy on about 2,000 ships and then 1/2 or over 100,000 sailed to Wales on about 1,000 ships.
You need to read more and learn real history instead of reading wikepedia. The 12 Tribes of Wales, the 12 Tribes of the Romans and the 12 Tribes of Israel are all kin to each other. And yes they had ships thousands of ships that sailed to the City of Troy in around 700 BC but they were not Roman Ships. Over 200,000 sailed to Troy on about 2,000 ships. Then over 200,000 sailed to Italy on about 2,000 ships and then 1/2 or over 100,000 sailed to Wales on about 1,000 ships.
And how do you classify these fantasy alternative pseudo histories by Wilson & Blackett, Halpern, Muir, and other charlatan "BIG HOAX" quasi historians for profit?... The Academic World is the BIG HOAX.