Were Neanderthals Numbskulls?

[Antimulticulture]

Were Neanderthals Numbskulls?
http://www.etcsa.org/GJackson/PtsOfOrigin20020319.html
by Dr. Glenn Jackson
19 March 2002

When most people think about the theory of evolution they usually think that
cave men were like animals, and humans only got smart later. Well, why not
think that way, if you believe that evolution is making us better all the
time? The problem with that is -- the more we find out about our ancient
ancestors, the more we find out that they were all really people, like us.

In October 2000, anthropologists reported that small statues had been found
in the Czech Republic, Russia, and France, which they "say" are over 20,000
years old. They were surprised that the statues were wearing clothes and
jewelry! I'm not surprised. People have been wearing clothes since Adam and
Eve left the Garden of Eden only about 6000 years ago. And just this
February, researchers found fossils that they "say" are 800,000 years old,
which prove that humans have lived in village groups all this time -- not
wandering around in the woods like wild animals.

Erik Trinkhaus, a world famous expert on Neanderthals, now says that we did
not come from the Neanderthals, because they lived at the same with other
humans. Last year, we found proof that Neanderthal tools were just as good
as the tools made by other tribes of humans. We also have evidence that
Neanderthals had religion. They buried their dead with flowers and other
ceremonial objects. We have found animal bones carved by Neanderthals into
musical flutes.

Monkeys have only a tiny nerve going from the brain to the mouth. That's why
it's impossible for them to talk. All humans have a much larger hypoglossal
nerve. When we look at Neanderthal skulls, we can see the hole for that
nerve, and it's the same size as ours, so they weren't just big monkeys.
They could talk. By the way, their skulls also show that their brains were
actually bigger than ours.

Two years ago, we found a fossil in Spain that proves that Neanderthals bred
with humans from other tribes and had children together with them.
Neanderthals were not our ape-like ancestors. They were just a now-extinct
group of humans, like the Aztecs of South America. Evolutionists can keep on
searching for their "missing link" between man and monkey, but they'll have
to cross Neanderthals off their list. Real science is proving that what we
have always believed is true -- that the Book of Genesis in the Bible has
been right all along. Don't let some Ph.D. tell you to relax while they do
your thinking for you. Proverbs 15:2 says, "the wise useth knowledge right."
You keep on thinking for yourself.

[Ed. Lucky the evolutionaries have the computer animations, artists impressions,
suggestive and selective reasoning, audience aged six and downward and a
sympathetic leftist press - otherwise their "could have/perhaps/maybe/we think/
kinda/no absolutes" form of "educated" analysis would be obliterated even
quicker...]

--
Jim
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Western_Nationalist
Union Against Multiculty

"Abolish Multiculty and String Up The Traitors!"

[Tiny Human Ferret]

Post by Antimulticulture
Were Neanderthals Numbskulls?
http://www.etcsa.org/GJackson/PtsOfOrigin20020319.html
by Dr. Glenn Jackson
19 March 2002
When most people think about the theory of evolution they usually think that
cave men were like animals, and humans only got smart later. Well, why not
think that way, if you believe that evolution is making us better all the
time? The problem with that is -- the more we find out about our ancient
ancestors, the more we find out that they were all really people, like us.
In October 2000, anthropologists reported that small statues had been found
in the Czech Republic, Russia, and France, which they "say" are over 20,000
years old. They were surprised that the statues were wearing clothes and
jewelry! I'm not surprised. People have been wearing clothes since Adam and
Eve left the Garden of Eden only about 6000 years ago. And just this
February, researchers found fossils that they "say" are 800,000 years old,
which prove that humans have lived in village groups all this time -- not
wandering around in the woods like wild animals.
Erik Trinkhaus, a world famous expert on Neanderthals, now says that we did
not come from the Neanderthals, because they lived at the same with other
humans. Last year, we found proof that Neanderthal tools were just as good
as the tools made by other tribes of humans. We also have evidence that
Neanderthals had religion. They buried their dead with flowers and other
ceremonial objects. We have found animal bones carved by Neanderthals into
musical flutes.
Monkeys have only a tiny nerve going from the brain to the mouth. That's why
it's impossible for them to talk. All humans have a much larger hypoglossal
nerve. When we look at Neanderthal skulls, we can see the hole for that
nerve, and it's the same size as ours, so they weren't just big monkeys.
They could talk. By the way, their skulls also show that their brains were
actually bigger than ours.
Two years ago, we found a fossil in Spain that proves that Neanderthals bred
with humans from other tribes and had children together with them.
Neanderthals were not our ape-like ancestors. They were just a now-extinct
group of humans, like the Aztecs of South America. Evolutionists can keep on
searching for their "missing link" between man and monkey, but they'll have
to cross Neanderthals off their list. Real science is proving that what we
have always believed is true -- that the Book of Genesis in the Bible has
been right all along. Don't let some Ph.D. tell you to relax while they do
your thinking for you. Proverbs 15:2 says, "the wise useth knowledge right."
You keep on thinking for yourself.
[Ed. Lucky the evolutionaries have the computer animations, artists impressions,
suggestive and selective reasoning, audience aged six and downward and a
sympathetic leftist press - otherwise their "could have/perhaps/maybe/we think/
kinda/no absolutes" form of "educated" analysis would be obliterated even
quicker...]

Considering that you're calling a religious group's spokesman an
"evolutionarist leftie", $DEITY only knows what sort of bible-thumping
freak you'd call "centrist".

No scientist in the field would accept even half of what this author
proposes is "known".

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"People have been wearing clothes since Adam and
Eve left the Garden of Eden only about 6000 years ago"

Ohmigod, this one has never read anything but the bible...

"And just this
February, researchers found fossils that they "say" are 800,000 years
old,
which prove that humans have lived in village groups all this time --
not
wandering around in the woods like wild animals. "

No, the researchers don't "say" it. Their equipment is giving them
that reading and --assuming the have kept up their calibrations-- there
is no reason not to believe that the fossil is about that old. Of
course that blows to hell the bible thumpers belief in a six thousand
year old earth.

"Real science is proving that what we
have always believed is true -- that the Book of Genesis in the Bible
has
been right all along. Don't let some Ph.D. tell you to relax while they
do
your thinking for you. Proverbs 15:2 says, "the wise useth knowledge
right."
You keep on thinking for yourself. "

I'd believe a PhD first before I go believing the oral traditions of
some shepherds roaming around the Sinai that were later captured --at
the Ptolemie's instance-- by some rabis in Alexandria.

BTW, where are the talking snakes? Do snakes have a large nerve going
from their mouth to their brain to allow them to talk?