mud flood

  1. KorbenDallas

    Mud from the Sky, and Water from Nowhere

    First of all, I wanted to point out that our "mudflood" has become a term, rather than the actual mechanism of dirt delivery. We have huge amounts of dirt accumulated around many buildings situated within multiple cities of this world. Various elevations question the flood mechanism. At the same...
  2. KorbenDallas

    Victoria, BC or BS: real history buried in 20 feet of dirt

    This little article is a living testament that once you have seen it once, you are simply unable to unsee it. I just got back from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Went there with my wife to simply spend some time away from home, and to enjoy Canada Day in Canada. It took us about 30 seconds...
  3. KorbenDallas

    Mud Flood evidence in the City of Port Townsend, WA

    Recalling that Elmer H. Fisher found enough time in 1889 to distinguish himself in Port Townsend as well, I decided to go for a nice, 100 mile drive to visit this wonderful city. Western Washington State was kind enough to grant some mighty fine sunny weather. Port Townsend is a pretty small...
  4. KorbenDallas

    The Wrath of Gods: GeoWeapons vs natural Mud Flood

    Liquefied Dirt We are yet to approach any sort of understanding of our Mud Flood related issues where buildings ended up buried in the dirt. Here is one additional hypothesis on this issue. The purpose of this article is to make us think what else, besides water, could be the reason for our...
  5. KorbenDallas

    Antwerp: authorities rebury our true history?

    Our official archaeologists experience an orgasmic ecstasy when they find a stone arrowhead, an axe or discover an ancient fireplace. And there go the headlines: World's Oldest Bread Found In Ancient Fireplace After 14,400 Years. Earliest Bone Arrowhead, 61,700 Years Old, Found in South Africa...
  6. KorbenDallas

    Mud Flood, Dirt Rain, and the story of the Buried Buildings

    The MUD FLOOD Apparently, there is this theory in Russia, that Peter the Great was not the founder of Saint Petersburg. He did not build it, he dug it out. Yes, you heard it right. Supposedly, a whole lot of dirt was removed, and from beneath emerged the city. This is clearly not an official...
  7. KorbenDallas

    What was Giovanni Battista Piranesi trying to say. 17-18th century Mud Flood apocalypse?

    Giovanni Battista Piranesi (4 October 1720 – 9 November 1778) was an Italian artist famous for his etchings of Rome and of fictitious and atmospheric "prisons" (Le Carceri d'Invenzione). He was a so called Cappricio artist. In other words, contemporary interpretation of his creations is that it...
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