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Hi All, I just finished reading โGrand Deception,โ (I highly recommend it) and next wanted to find the documentary that was withheld from release....
Coulda, woulda, shoulda. It seems a bit late now to talk about an unnecessary NATO.
Is there some new sub-human species emerging on this planet? Perhaps the animals such 'human'-animals annihilate will be replaced by these same...
"prolong the agony" Yep.
"The progressive liberal world spirit has failed. It gave the world war, chaos, unrest and destroyed economies." Can't argue with that. But I...
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Flood hypothesis[edit] Black Sea today (light blue) and in 5600 BC (dark blue) according to Ryan and Pitman's hypothesisIn 1997, William Ryan, Walter Pitman and their colleagues published their hypothesis that a massive flooding of the Black Sea occurred about 5600 BC through the Bosphorus.[2] Before that date, glacial meltwater had turned the Black and Caspian Seas into vast freshwater lakes draining into the Aegean Sea. As glaciers retreated, some of the rivers emptying into the Black Sea declined in volume and changed course to drain into the North Sea.[4] The levels of the lakes dropped through evaporation, while changes in worldwide hydrology caused overall sea level to rise. The rising Mediterranean finally spilled over a rocky sill at the Bosphorus. The event flooded 155,000 km2 (60,000 sq mi) of land and significantly expanded the Black Sea shoreline to the north and west. According to the researchers, "40 km3 (10 cu mi) of water poured through each day, two hundred times the flow of the Niagara Falls. The Bosphorus flume roared and surged at full spate for at least three hundred days."[5] Some archaeologists support this theory as an explanation for the lack of Neolithic period sites in northern Turkey.[6][7][8]