The first Britisher did have a big snout, didn't he? This image
shows the Beljonde version of the legendary Piltdown Man. Originally
the skull had been much smaller at the front, but he was carrying the
same ape-like teeth. The snout may be designed this way or another,
as one tries to reconstruct the skull. Real finds are only those
chocolate-brown pieces: a part of the cranium, a short piece of the
jawbone, and also some teeth. Thus it depends on the ideas of the
restorer whether his skull looks believable in the end.
»Arthur Smith Woodward met the "star hour"
of his research career on a summer evening of the year 1912. In a
muddy gravel pit near Piltdown in the British county of Sussex, the
palaeontologist encountered a scientific sensation, in the company of
the amateur-geologist Charles Dawson and two clerics: one half of a
human lower jaw bone... Already some time before Dawson had
discovered, at the same location, fragments of a petrified skull....«
Heavenly started one article of a Deutsche [German]
journalist in the magazine GEO about this find. So this guy
was sure: Dawson and colleagues had found these pieces, and not only
feigned this story. That makes us wonder why those mendacious priests
didn't fall on their knees then and thanked God, asking to send in
astrologers to interpret this find. At least I found, in this rather
well researched article from 1998, finally the facts that solved the
riddle for me. Time before I had been, I must confess it for once,
bedevilled a bit by the swindle. Couldn't it have been possible that
this broken piece of the lower jawbone was a genuine find, one that
originated from a »southern ape« (Australopithecus), but
had been misinterpreted by the, thence so stubborn, experts?
Meanwhile many rests of our ape-like ancestors have
been discovered, and on all three continents who had been within
reach from Africa, in those early eras. There are finds from both the
Dryopithecines and the ensuing Ramapithecines in Africa, Middle
Europe, India and even Central China. It is mysterious however, why
the later Australopithecines (pre-humans) – hominization
(ape-men becoming human) started with those – apparently never
migrated beyond the southern edge of today's Sahara. Those who
believe in God should understand that God didn't want such primitive
pre-humans in Europe. Moses too had not been directed into the
promised land, but into the disastrous desert.
»The find [!!?], that had been made in 1912 in
Southern England, met wonderfully the thence dominating view, of a
human ancestor with well developed mental abilities, but also with
some bodily traits similar to apes. It enthralled at the same time
the British prehistorians, since it directed the light of scientific
interest … to the core lands of the Empire: The first human
had obviously been intelligent, and an Englishman! … The
scientific establishment unrestrainedly fell for the swindle.«
That is what the white Kenyan Richard Leakey wrote,
one of the greatest discoverers and scholars on this field [in my
retranslation]. He forgot to mention that two mendacious priests had
also been involved into this coup. His father at least thought of a
swindle, that had been typical for Bible badgers. Some last dishonest
people still fabricate such false finds even today.
Some experts became wary at an early time. But
during decades they could hardly examine the original finds. Only a
chemical test showed that these finds must have been modern parts,
unlike to the other fossils found at the location. It was the
anatomist Josef Weiner who came to the conclusion, after a night of
pondering in 1953, that there was no natural explanation for this
find. We may call this an enlightenment. It shows how much thence the
people involved were under the influence of higher powers. For many
it was unthinkable that these finds could have been a poorly made
forgery, since all the experts had recognized this Mr. Piltdown. When
Raymond Dart had discovered the real hominid fossil of the Child of
Taung, the leading expert Sir Arthur Keith rejected this »in a
sharp tone«, wrote Leakey.
With the forgery finally debunked, it remained unclear
for a long time who had done it. Even the famous writer Arthur Conan
Doyle became a suspect. People however disliked to consider Arthur
Smith Woodward, since this guy had meanwhile become sired, together
with another Arthur, the anatomist Arthur Keith, the one who
constructed this false skull. But it much speaks against Arthur Smith
Woodward that he kept these pieces hidden spreading false stories
about them. Dawson had claimed that the finds had been found at a
depth of 24 meters. But the entire layer had only had a thickness of
15 meters. The idea that these two unknown clerics could have been a
part of the scam, that idea is maybe still taboo today for Christian
scientists. Not even Conan Doyle would surely have dared to let his
master-detective Sherlock Holmes prove that such a bad deed had been
the work of Bible badgers!
Only after I had received the calling and become the
Saviour in 1993, the British fog around this find lightened a bit. In
1996 one old piece of luggage was discovered with documents of a
certain Martin A. C. Hinton. Martin had already very early in his
life occupied with the ageing of bones. Already at the age of 16,
Martin had published a scientific thesis about the coloration of old
bones. At the time of the find he had had a job at the college there,
and in 1910 he had had a quarrel with Smith Woodward. So Smith
Woodward should well have known about the experiments that Martin made, who
managed to let age bones in rivers. In the GEO magazine
however we were reading the version, that Martin Hinton »most
probably took revenge« on Smith Woodward. That also could have
been written in the Deutsche magazine Stern [the Star].
And did yon know... The UTR has it that Martin is one
of the names with heavy fractal links to other living planets. On
the planet Lar, our nearest sister planet in space, one Martin was
a Parsic sect leader and false savior, comparable to our Jesus. The
Syrizan churches of Lar claimed that Martin lives in the foggy sky;
that would mean, here on Earth for instance, from their perspective.
In ages past alien prayers powered up our wizard Myrddin aka Merlin.
And that was the reason too why Muslims believed in many a Mahdi.
Most recently however they learned over yonder that there are planets
in outer space but no cosmic fog harbouring the dead. That slowly came
out while the terrestrial goddess of Lar, Leta Ewa, chose her true
companion and savior, whose name is Fred Willms. Definitely such a
period of time is an age of enlightenment, when many old myths and
forgeries suddenly become debunked and correctly explained. It is
different though on the doomed planets of the Feken (formerly Aards).
These unlucky living planets are populated by pigs in space, who are
worse off than our humans. They can't learn true wisdom, since the
demonic Greys (cherubim) who keep them enslaved are too mighty and
too dangerous. That means for instance that a savior on the planet of
Fe-Nike is not able to find out the truth himself, but he will fail
and tell you wrong stories. Fractal magic also links certain people
from our planet to such planets of ill wit and bad luck. For instance
the name Nike links to names like Saint Nicolaus, or also Nicola...
The Orange Orders however link to some better aliens. There are also
many better evolved humanoids in space, and the throne-angels of these
planets typically don't wear birds wings but they enjoy golden hair.
