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A small body of determined spirits fired by an unquenchable faith in their mission can alter the course of history.
Did that include being chief fluffer for Big Mike :O The defendant held multiple roles in the Obama administration Fluffer (Wiki explanation) -...
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I see that they practice without the FAB 500 glide bombs being dropped on them :O "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth" - Mike...
“…Fears and deep-seated anxieties” are what create the need for power – and wars. But power is an illusion, no one can hold it forever. History...
Do they cover their faces so nobody notices that they aren't really Germans?
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More Catastrophism proof?
How did the predator die? Like buttercups in a Mammoth?
How is it that a critter healthy enough to chase down and eat three birds - two quite recently - is found dead, with no obvious trauma? I see no guess at the predator's cause of death. I read the link, too, which simply tended to rule out an overeating-caused death, e.g., 14 ft Portheus fossil fish with 6 ft fish inside; or, the recently gator exploded python in the Everglades.
Although these critters are of an earlier era, IMHO, this find seems analogous to famous finds of mastadons and mammoths who still had greens and buttercups in their stomachs and mouths, which was and is indicative of a quick and externally caused death - if they slowly died out from starvation, climate, or man, such finds would be unlikely. See generally, LKJ's references/discussions of the Younger Dryas Event ("YDE") in particular and Catastrophism in general, e.g., February 2012 "The Triumphant Beast," at www.sott.net/article/241181-The-Triumphant-Beast, or this, “A Different Kind of Catastrophe,” by Cox, at [Link] Also, in this case, there were other such predators' fossils in the same place.
Thus, I would submit that this find, too, tends to be probative of catastrophism theory in general.
Quite interesting, and yet another example I'll use to tell folks why they should read SOTT.
R.C.