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    Default Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    I think David got a little bit excited about this one..LOl..


    Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20
    years - there was no Big Bang

    Monday, 04 February 2013 12:12
    Posted by David Icke

    Given that mainstream science is based on the fact that the Big Bang happened
    when it didn't the entire edifice of song sheet official 'science' must therefore be
    pseudo-'scientific' nonsense.

    Mainstream science is largely not science at all, but an endless list of flawed
    assumptions constantly repeated until they are accepted as fact.

    Icke's law: bollocks begets bollocks.






    Published on 2 Feb 2013


    According to astronomers a recently discovered group of quasars exceeds in size
    anything previously believed possible, requiring a fundamental revision of cosmological
    theory. But perhaps the real mystery is how the scientific media failed to acknowledge
    that discoveries of this sort were predicted by one of the 20th century's leading
    astronomers, Halton Arp. Many years ago, Arp observed that astronomers were
    misinterpreting quasar redshift, placing these objects at the boundaries of observable
    space. Quasars, he said, are much closer than assumed and nothing like the size
    required by the standard interpretation of redshift.

    The Thunderbolts Project put together an e-book for anyone interested in learning
    more about the Electric Universe view on the Big Bang. It's available for download
    at Scribd: http://www.scribd.com/doc/122109768/...ctric-Big-Bang

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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    There wasn't any big bang..this is something to just explain unknowns in science. It was just a theory, and incorrect one at that.

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    Default Re: David Icke - When Government Knocks... /Sandy Hook's 'Spontaneous' Child-Helping Gene Rosen at 2008 FEMA Camp Training To Help Children In Emergency Situati

    Rosen Worked at Fairfield Hills; CIA Brainwashing

    Monday, 04 February 2013 12:07

    Posted by David Icke





    'Gene Rosen worked at the Fairfield Hills mental hospital.

    "Gene Rosen, a resident of Sandy Hook, CT for the past twenty years,
    is a retired psychologist who worked for several years in Newtown at Fairfield Hills State Hospital."'

    Read more: Rosen Worked at Fairfield Hills; CIA Brainwashing

    http://www.davidicke.com/headlines/7...-brainwashing-

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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    Tomorows headlines " Big Bang theory turns out to be Huge Suck actuality"

    Thunderbolts was/is great, makes sense, even to me. ( not a cosmologist )

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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    The big bang is a mental process. In Dark Planets, Tom van Flandern starts out from a single particle and thinks his way up to a nearly infinite universe.


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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    Interesting video. Makes sense - something the Big Bang never did.

    In my writings I try to explain this incorrect assumption about the Big Bang in a number of ways. My most compelling argument is the idea of scales.
    At the moment of the Big Bang that was the universe - a tiny atom-like structure. A second later it was a few light years across - but only from the point of view of the starting point was it larger. The universe is the same size continuously. Only when compared to some other time - in the past - is the universe larger or smaller. These are ideas of scale. And they are entirely time-dependant.

    I know it makes little sense. As above, so below - may be easier to grasp. It is a matter of scale or level. It is actually a threshold of awareness, and nothing at all to do with reality "out there".

    In the absence of everything, nothing is infinite. In the absence of nothing, everything is infinite.
    Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless — like water...Now water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend. Bruce Lee

    Free will can only be as free as the mind that conceives it.

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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    A couple of vids about them, i had not heard of them before sounds interresting
    looking at the cosmos with the help of mythology and the electric universe...

    ion says the universe is created from pure electricity squared and a bit
    more i can't remember off hand ...LOl..


    Wal Thornhill & David Talbott | EU 2013 Off-Stage




    Published on 31 Jan 2013


    Wal Thornhill and David Talbott, founding members of The Thunderbolts Project,
    sat down for an interview at the recent conference, ELECTRIC UNIVERSE: THE
    TIPPING POINT. They review their converging interests, giving personal
    observations on the state of science today and the growing Electric Universe
    movement.

    For more interviews with Wal, David, and many of the other great minds involved in
    the Electric Universe, listen to our podcast, available for free subscription at:


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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    We all know this was coming ..LOL Now i started watching ..........



    Uploaded on 19 Feb 2012


    To purchase the full DVD: http://www.thunderbolts.info/wp/reso...2-conference-d...

    Author David Talbott suggests that all of human history can be seen as just two
    stories. First, came the story of ancient mythology, when towering gods were said
    to have ruled the world. Then came the story of science, emerging from a growing
    distrust of the myths and a new emphasis on direct observation and reason.

    But a third story is possible, according to Talbott, one that sees the underlying
    provocation of the myths in extraordinary electrical events occurring close to the
    Earth. That discernment will lead to a new perspective on modern science as well.
    Today, a third story IS possible. But it requires a reconsideration of both human
    stories—that of myth and that of "settled science"—seeing both through the fresh
    lens of the Electric Universe."


    That was a really good presentation bringing a lot of things I have read/watched
    over the last few years together !!
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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    This is misleading.

    This only shows that the universe's age might not be what it was thought to be, and the rate at which quasars form and disperse in space is not what we thought it would be.

    Essentially, a Big Bang is only one phase a certain universe goes through, and these events are always cyclic in nature. But of course, media being misleading, as always.

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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    That time exists only in wave particle components. That time exists as differential between any two.

    That in a superconductive 2-d sheet, which is how it works..there is no time.

    Which is your clue about longitudinal and transverse wave function in an electric universe.
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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    Quote Posted by bogeyman (here)
    There wasn't any big bang..this is something to just explain unknowns in science. It was just a theory, and incorrect one at that.
    I agree 100%.

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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    How do you know that 100% Not a dig or anything but my gut just works different
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    There wasn't any big bang..this is something to just explain unknowns in science. It was just a theory, and incorrect one at that.
    I agree 100%.

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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    Is there anything that is 100%

    "All is well" and as it should be?

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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    Sometimes anything less than 100% can be just plain sloppy.

    Quote Clearly, the conventional view that the physical universe originated in a big bang explosion represents a violation on a stupendous scale of both the first and second laws of thermodynamics. But this detail is often ignored on the grounds that the actual violation would have taken place in a very brief time interval, lasting less than 10 -43^ seconds. Paul LaViolette, Subquantum Kinetics, p.6


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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    Quote Posted by Carmody (here)
    That time exists only in wave particle components. That time exists as differential between any two.

    That in a superconductive 2-d sheet, which is how it works..there is no time.

    Which is your clue about longitudinal and transverse wave function in an electric universe.
    Lets say then that this is about our perception of what we think its "time". As faulty as it is. Even with your own explanation, the above said still stands.

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    There wasn't any big bang..this is something to just explain unknowns in science. It was just a theory, and incorrect one at that.
    I agree 100%.
    I believe you have background in physics/astrophysics Bill. Would you mind explaining to us why you agree with this notion 100%? What have others missed?

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    Sometimes anything less than 100% can be just plain sloppy.

    Quote Clearly, the conventional view that the physical universe originated in a big bang explosion represents a violation on a stupendous scale of both the first and second laws of thermodynamics. But this detail is often ignored on the grounds that the actual violation would have taken place in a very brief time interval, lasting less than 10 -43^ seconds. Paul LaViolette, Subquantum Kinetics, p.6
    Yes, it has to do with things moving at FTL speeds in the very birth stage of the universe, which is a "violation" of physical laws. But is it?

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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    Great thread, Bump.

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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    Many theories in science were excepted until something came along to disprove it, its remarkable that "common sense" isn't used, for many false assumptions and theories have slow us down, in some cases for over a thousand years.

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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    Quote Posted by OnyxKnight (here)


    Quote Clearly, the conventional view that the physical universe originated in a big bang explosion represents a violation on a stupendous scale of both the first and second laws of thermodynamics. But this detail is often ignored on the grounds that the actual violation would have taken place in a very brief time interval, lasting less than 10 -43^ seconds. Paul LaViolette, Subquantum Kinetics, p.6
    Yes, it has to do with things moving at FTL speeds in the very birth stage of the universe, which is a "violation" of physical laws. But is it?[/QUOTE]

    Yes. The point was that a closed-system description doesn't hold water because we are dealing with an open system. I think this holds for just about every area of activity: we have a leaky bucket that is now leaking more out of the bottom than out of the top and will soon have to be discarded


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    Default Re: Big Shock to the Big Bang: As David Icke has been saying in his books for 20 years - there was no Big Bang

    Not so much this pic , but the one of the sunspot on the vid reminded me of
    a Mandlebrot....







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    We are told Comets are made up of ice, dust and space debris.This does
    not seem to be the case ...



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    Plasma spot representations on theses figures,Some really thought provoking stuff !!
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