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02.05.202514:03
Septimius Severus, "Roman" Emperor (193-211CE)
• Born in the Carthaginian city Leptis Magna in 145.
• Born to a Punic (West-Semite) father and Roman mother.
• Married a Punic wife, then an Arab Syrian (East-Semite) wife.
• Ascended to power after the Year of the Five (dead) Emperors.
• Defeated and killed his competitors, Niger and Albinus.
• Executed the Senate.
• Disbanded the Praetorean Guard.
• Covered the tomb of the mortal enemy of Rome, Hannibal, with fine marble.
• His son Caracallah abolished Roman citizenship.
• His grandson Elagabalus (Illah al-Jabal) mandated the cult of the God of the Mountain (YHWH) and paved the way for Christianization.
• Christians forged a story of Severus persecution of them in the Historia Augusta.
• Is somehow a "Roman" emperor.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Septimius_Severus
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitutio_Antoniniana
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elagabalus_(deity)
(Fake History)
• Born in the Carthaginian city Leptis Magna in 145.
• Born to a Punic (West-Semite) father and Roman mother.
• Married a Punic wife, then an Arab Syrian (East-Semite) wife.
• Ascended to power after the Year of the Five (dead) Emperors.
• Defeated and killed his competitors, Niger and Albinus.
• Executed the Senate.
• Disbanded the Praetorean Guard.
• Covered the tomb of the mortal enemy of Rome, Hannibal, with fine marble.
• His son Caracallah abolished Roman citizenship.
• His grandson Elagabalus (Illah al-Jabal) mandated the cult of the God of the Mountain (YHWH) and paved the way for Christianization.
• Christians forged a story of Severus persecution of them in the Historia Augusta.
• Is somehow a "Roman" emperor.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Septimius_Severus
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitutio_Antoniniana
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elagabalus_(deity)
(Fake History)
05.05.202514:30
"New Perspectives on the Enigma of Expanding Antarctic Sea Ice" - Edward Blanchard-Wigglesworth, EOS, 11FEB2022
>40 years of satellite records show a long-term trend. Although some Antarctic regions have experienced reductions in sea ice extent, the overall trend since 1979 shows increased ice.
>The increase in Antarctic sea ice extent stands in stark contrast to conditions in the Arctic, where sea ice extent has declined significantly—by about 2 million square kilometers, or about 20%, over the past 40 years.
>The trend in Antarctic sea ice, meanwhile, has confounded scientists—most climate models indicate that Antarctic sea ice extent should have decreased over the past several decades.
New Cope:
>Winds and Ice Drift
>Southern Ocean Surface Temperatures
>Winds and Sea Surface Temperatures Acting Together
https://archive.ph/7nKog
(Climate?)
>40 years of satellite records show a long-term trend. Although some Antarctic regions have experienced reductions in sea ice extent, the overall trend since 1979 shows increased ice.
>The increase in Antarctic sea ice extent stands in stark contrast to conditions in the Arctic, where sea ice extent has declined significantly—by about 2 million square kilometers, or about 20%, over the past 40 years.
>The trend in Antarctic sea ice, meanwhile, has confounded scientists—most climate models indicate that Antarctic sea ice extent should have decreased over the past several decades.
New Cope:
>Winds and Ice Drift
>Southern Ocean Surface Temperatures
>Winds and Sea Surface Temperatures Acting Together
https://archive.ph/7nKog
(Climate?)
20.04.202501:21
"CONTROVERSY CONTINUES TO PLAGUE DEAD SEA SCROLLS" - Neil Altman, Roanoke Times, 30APR1995
>Albright was nearly blind, yet it was upon his authority many scholars accepted his dating as "pre-Christian."
>linen wrapping materials and woolen textiles found at the sites, actually date well into the Christian era, some as late as 600 A.D.
>Solomon Zeitlin of UNPENN - scrolls date from medieval times, anywhere from 300 A.D. to 1600 A.D.
>Norman Golb, UChicago - paleography, archeology and carbon-14 - compromised to fit theories the scrolls date from before time of Christ.
>Golb points out that none of the sciences used for dating the scrolls are valid compared with the internal evidence of the words on the scrolls themselves.
>Carbon dating of the Isaiah Scroll is as early as 335 B.C., according to tests done in 1991. Paleographic and archeological dating is as late as 100 B.C. But Zeitlin found spelling "on par with the spelling in many writings of the Middle Ages."
https://archive.ph/zhOGG
(Fake History)
>Albright was nearly blind, yet it was upon his authority many scholars accepted his dating as "pre-Christian."
>linen wrapping materials and woolen textiles found at the sites, actually date well into the Christian era, some as late as 600 A.D.
>Solomon Zeitlin of UNPENN - scrolls date from medieval times, anywhere from 300 A.D. to 1600 A.D.
>Norman Golb, UChicago - paleography, archeology and carbon-14 - compromised to fit theories the scrolls date from before time of Christ.
>Golb points out that none of the sciences used for dating the scrolls are valid compared with the internal evidence of the words on the scrolls themselves.
>Carbon dating of the Isaiah Scroll is as early as 335 B.C., according to tests done in 1991. Paleographic and archeological dating is as late as 100 B.C. But Zeitlin found spelling "on par with the spelling in many writings of the Middle Ages."
https://archive.ph/zhOGG
(Fake History)
01.05.202515:07
"KUWAIT FIRES FAILED TO BRING DOOMSDAY" - Anon, Orlando Sentinel, 25JUL2021
>In November 1990, King Hussein of Jordan warned that Iraq’s Saddam Hussein might ignite the oil fields. The carbon dioxide produced by the fires would accelerate global warming, the king said.
>In an editorial published in the Los Angeles Times on Jan. 30, 1991, Sagan pronounced King Hussein wrong. According to the editorial, smoke from the fires could cool much of the Northern Hemisphere and demonstrate the “nuclear winter” theory proposed by the astronomer and colleagues in 1983.
>Two weeks later, Iraqis set Kuwait’s oil fields on fire, testing the predictions of the king and Sagan with one of the biggest atmospheric experiments ever conducted.
>The results of that experiment are coming in. The conclusion: The fires’ smoke neither warmed nor cooled the globe, said atmospheric scientist Peter Hobbs, writing in a recent issue of Science.
https://archive.ph/SNGB8
(Climate Change)
>In November 1990, King Hussein of Jordan warned that Iraq’s Saddam Hussein might ignite the oil fields. The carbon dioxide produced by the fires would accelerate global warming, the king said.
>In an editorial published in the Los Angeles Times on Jan. 30, 1991, Sagan pronounced King Hussein wrong. According to the editorial, smoke from the fires could cool much of the Northern Hemisphere and demonstrate the “nuclear winter” theory proposed by the astronomer and colleagues in 1983.
>Two weeks later, Iraqis set Kuwait’s oil fields on fire, testing the predictions of the king and Sagan with one of the biggest atmospheric experiments ever conducted.
>The results of that experiment are coming in. The conclusion: The fires’ smoke neither warmed nor cooled the globe, said atmospheric scientist Peter Hobbs, writing in a recent issue of Science.
https://archive.ph/SNGB8
(Climate Change)
15.04.202520:15
"Historian Augusta" - wiki
>The true authorship of the work, its actual date, its reliability and its purpose have long been matters for controversy by historians and scholars ever since Hermann Dessau, in 1889, rejected both the date and the authorship as stated within the manuscript. Major problems include the nature of the sources that it used, and how much of the content is pure fiction. For instance, the collection contains in all about 150 alleged documents, including 68 letters, 60 speeches and proposals to the people or the senate, and 20 senatorial decrees and acclamations.
>Despite the conundrums, it is the only continuous account in Latin for much of its period and so is continually being re-evaluated. Modern historians are unwilling to abandon it as a unique source of possible information, despite its obvious untrustworthiness on many levels.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historia_Augusta
(Fake History)
>The true authorship of the work, its actual date, its reliability and its purpose have long been matters for controversy by historians and scholars ever since Hermann Dessau, in 1889, rejected both the date and the authorship as stated within the manuscript. Major problems include the nature of the sources that it used, and how much of the content is pure fiction. For instance, the collection contains in all about 150 alleged documents, including 68 letters, 60 speeches and proposals to the people or the senate, and 20 senatorial decrees and acclamations.
>Despite the conundrums, it is the only continuous account in Latin for much of its period and so is continually being re-evaluated. Modern historians are unwilling to abandon it as a unique source of possible information, despite its obvious untrustworthiness on many levels.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historia_Augusta
(Fake History)
28.04.202502:54
After many years, the bleeding edge science tank, the T-14 Armata, has finally hit the front.
08.05.202518:40
"Sunscreen helped Homo sapiens outlive Neanderthals, study suggests" - Sarah Knapton, The Telegraph, 16APR2025
>Cave dwelling, clothing and sunscreen may be the reason Homo sapiens outlasted the Neanderthals, a new study suggests.
>About 41,000 years ago, a temporary reversal of the poles occurred – known as the Laschamps excursion. It lasted about 1,000 years and weakened Earth’s magnetic field to about 10 per cent of its current strength.
>Archaeological evidence shows that around the same time, Homo sapiens started making tailored clothes, dwelling in caves and using ochre as body paint – all of which would have screened them from the increased radiation.
>“Having protection against solar radiation (from clothing) would have conferred significant advantage to anyone who possessed it,” said Dr Raven Garvey, associate professor of anthropology at the University of Michigan.
https://archive.ph/QOiRq
(Climate?)
>Cave dwelling, clothing and sunscreen may be the reason Homo sapiens outlasted the Neanderthals, a new study suggests.
>About 41,000 years ago, a temporary reversal of the poles occurred – known as the Laschamps excursion. It lasted about 1,000 years and weakened Earth’s magnetic field to about 10 per cent of its current strength.
>Archaeological evidence shows that around the same time, Homo sapiens started making tailored clothes, dwelling in caves and using ochre as body paint – all of which would have screened them from the increased radiation.
>“Having protection against solar radiation (from clothing) would have conferred significant advantage to anyone who possessed it,” said Dr Raven Garvey, associate professor of anthropology at the University of Michigan.
https://archive.ph/QOiRq
(Climate?)
18.04.202517:46
"This 'treasure' rewrote California history. It was an elaborate hoax." - Katie Dowd, SFGATE, 01MAR2021
>For centuries, historians had searched for Drake’s plate, the only evidence of Francisco El Draco's expedition to the California coast. The "English" privateer, fresh off raiding Spanish ships and towns along the Pacific coast, found safe harbor in the Point Reyes area in June 1579. He claimed the territory for Queen Elizabeth I. He named it New Albion.
>According to crew member accounts, El Draco left an inscribed brass plate in the area to stake his claim. But in the 350 years since, no one had seen it.
>“If the Drake plate is bogus, the hoax was perpetrated by someone who had not only studied the history of his voyages minutely but who also had knowledge of ship fittings of the 16th century,” Bolton told the Oakland Tribune.
>In 1933, five Clampers employed an Alameda ship worker to make the brass plate, and hand-carved the inscription.
https://archive.ph/OIEIM
(Fake History)
>For centuries, historians had searched for Drake’s plate, the only evidence of Francisco El Draco's expedition to the California coast. The "English" privateer, fresh off raiding Spanish ships and towns along the Pacific coast, found safe harbor in the Point Reyes area in June 1579. He claimed the territory for Queen Elizabeth I. He named it New Albion.
>According to crew member accounts, El Draco left an inscribed brass plate in the area to stake his claim. But in the 350 years since, no one had seen it.
>“If the Drake plate is bogus, the hoax was perpetrated by someone who had not only studied the history of his voyages minutely but who also had knowledge of ship fittings of the 16th century,” Bolton told the Oakland Tribune.
>In 1933, five Clampers employed an Alameda ship worker to make the brass plate, and hand-carved the inscription.
https://archive.ph/OIEIM
(Fake History)
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