Oh God, not another disastar to befall us!

November 21, 2020
disaster star catastrophe meaning and mars venus planets

Why are the words disaster and catastrophe linked to and inspired by those tiny remote dots of light in the heavens? What on Earth can those miniscule planetary ‘stars’ do to humans and other planets?

Both the ancient and the modern characters for Mars in Chinese mean the ‘fire star’. Catastrophe is usually defined to mean the denouement of a tragic drama, but basically signifies a downfalling star and a deviation (dys)-aster of stars. Patten has counted and lists 369 words that are connected etymologically with the root of Mars, Ares, Bel, Indra, Tyr and other Martian gods. Practically all of them connote bad actions or feelings or experiences.

Righteous religious mob vandalism and mutilations

November 17, 2020
William Dowsing Oliver Cromwell Popish Practices

What was so wrong with Churches symbolism and why would ancient large stone crosses be mutilated in Gorleston-On-Sea?

” It is fortunate that any fragments to have survived, for during much of the 17th Century. Cromwell’s soldiers, led by the ferocious William Dowsing, did colossal damage to every form of religious imagery, smashing glass, defacing stone sculpture and firing at wooden roofs in an attempt to obliterate every bit of what they had considered to be the heathen elements of Christian worship. “

Rapid human evolution evidence and Homo Platypus

November 14, 2020
Paranthropus robustus Homo Platypus

More evidence suggesting that human evolution can happen relatively very quickly. Perhaps changes to lifeforms can be nearly instantaneous and it is not linear, more episodal?

Can you get a wide variety of hominins all naturally built using many different building blocks from previous and future versions of man and woman?

Only a Sassenach could doubt this fine example of Norman craftsmanship?

December 12, 2020
St Andrew’s Church in Wissett Suffolk England with round tower

How can there have been the slightest bit of doubt with the dating and original builders of St Andrew’s Church in Wissett Suffolk, which is a “fine example of Norman craftmanship”?

There were previous suggestions it was a round tower Church built by the puzzling Anglo-Saxons culture, those Sassanochs as the Celtic Scottish called them.