ODDS AND SODS

(1) We can’t help noticing how much parent’s greave the death of a child. That’s something that has greatly changed down the years. At one time an infant death was looked on rather lightly.

In fact if a man thought his family was too large, he drowned what he considered to be surplus. Like most matters back then the woman didn’t have much say in that. Quite often later in life, the man had to question whether he had drowned the right ones or not

(11) Throughout these islands from time to time, old skulls are dug up of people who lived in the 1700s or 1800s. Students and others study them to try to determine why they died from old age with a good set of teeth, when it wasn’t the done thing to clean the teeth.

Here is why: It was due to oatmeal cakes that they ate while walking to and from their work. When you had something to chew it helped to take the monotony out of the walk. Those cakes were made of chopped oats and they were baked which left them very hard.

When you got a piece broken off and chewed up roughly, it was then broken down to the original granules it was made from. Those coarse granules were all little edges, due to the chopping process and they cleaned the teeth perfectly.

There was no nine to five back then, so that walking was done early in the morning and quite late in the evening. They were in fact doing what a dentist would advise us to do today, in that they cleaned their teeth night and morning.

There was no pension back then either, so you had to keep on walking and working till you were near ready for dying. The chopped oats were more generally used for horses’ nosebags.

(111) Five thousand years ago the population of the world was still below twenty million. The population of Egypt was 180,000. The Great Pyramid was built over a thirty-year period – by two hundred and fifty men – whilst dressed in white linen gowns and leather footwear.

But you won’t figure out how that was done until I decide to show you. Man on his own has a long way to go – before he discovers let alone understands – the power that raised the pyramids. The power I have referred to is a human power but we had to be shown how to harness it.

Attempting to recreate the Great Pyramid in a conventional way – using modern means – would bust the economy of any country foolish enough to try it. Pyramid building began about 2,700 BC and coincided with the start of the Bronze Age. It ended with the completion of the Great Pyramid about 2,500 BC.

By the way we didn’t eat garlic back then. It was just kept in the family tents to ward off the viruses. It may seem unconnected but the core of this Earth is solid diamond. I spent most of a lifetime as the main over-seer on that last pyramid. When built it had the greatest flight of unbroken steps, this world has ever seen. The little pyramids were built to use up the stone that were the steps and changeover points.

The average twelve-year-old boy today, is both bigger and stronger than the men that built them. They were built to keep Man pondering. So for that reason even though I could, I don’t betray their main secrets. They are another prime example of Man following instruction. Oh and another thing, we were always blessed with good weather for the buildin’ of them.

(1V) With the old Lord and tenant system Man could have lived that way for evermore. There are a few myths concerning that era. One is that the Earls were given the land for nothing. But let me assure you the word ‘given’ was about the least used word in the English language.

The Earl that I live closest to had an earlier ancestor who made his fortune in South Africa. He came here, bought the land and paid for it with a ton of gold. In real terms gold back then, was a lot more valuable than it is today. If you were to do a little thing like that, you would expect that your family should be allowed to keep that land for as long as it wanted. I for one would agree that it should. The Earls just bailed out a hard-pressed Government, which later betrayed them.

(V) Here is a little bit more on Empire building: When it came to either building one or holding it together, we were given a little bit of help that we didn’t know we were given. When the Vikings invaded Britain they arrived in longboats with scary heads carved on them. They themselves wore helmets with horns on them, and scared the living daylights out of all round them but of course it worked.

The Roman Empire was one that needed to be kept in place for a very long period. So how did the Romans keep it in place? There was an odd hill here and there with a few crosses on top of it. That was to remind people not to be either breaking the law or rebelling against Roman rule. People were even afraid to look towards them. So a certain wee man didn’t have to carry his cross.

So, what was the secret of Britain’s greatness? We named our forces Royal, funded them and turned them loose on this world. When you are Royal you don’t quit. You fight to your dying breath. During the Battle of Britain it wasn’t the Spitfires that couldn’t be beaten. It was that stubborn determination that goes with being Royal. The RAF would have went right down to it’s last fighter plane in defence of it’s own soil.

When we were forced to leave our North American Colonies, the things that were meant to bed already had. That was the way that it was meant to happen because from then on the world had two Empires, both spreading the same things.

At least with the Empires that counted, it was only men fighting one another. By far the worst brutality this world has seen was through interclan and intertribal fighting, where women and children were slaughtered as well.

Here are the things that our Empire was meant to spread: The English language, the democratic system of Government, the Legal system, the new system of paper money, the Postal system, the Industrial Revolution, GMT, Imperial Weights and Measures and most of the big games and sports that this world enjoys. We didn’t invent them. They were given to us.

By the time we start to meet up with our distant cousins – where things have gone right like they have here – their whole worlds will be English speaking as will this one. That’s because we all started out with the same languages. Contrary to belief we have been able to communicate orally, with people in our own areas for millions of years. We will also find that they will be just as enthusiastic about their soccer and other games as people here.

(V1) The English language is spread today, mainly through Hollywood blockbuster movies and music. A high quality group who are prepared to produce their work in English are inspired to produce songs – that will have world-wide appeal – just like the sensational band ABBA. When it was agreed that the Aviation language should be English – that was the die cast for an English-speaking world – as it will become more evident later. It would appear that there are certain games and sports, which you can’t reach top flight in if you don’t speak English.

(V11) In America’s southern States, a large number of whites had their spirits destroyed by the black originals. That was because of their disgraceful treatment of their black neighbours. When it was too late they discovered that they weren’t as promised: “Safe in the arms of Jesus”. By the way I’m a white guy. Even I myself, feel anything but safe.

(V111) As you will have seen there is not much in our past, that I can’t connect with but there is one thing that I can’t recall and that’s the Ice Age. That’s because there was no Ice Age in our time here. So what took the tops of the European mountains? Here is what done it: About twelve thousand years ago the Moon for some reason left its orbit.

It skipped off the Earth for several days running, before eventually returning to it’s own orbit. If you thought you seen terror on 9/11 you should have been a European back then. It wasn’t such a nice experience watching the Moon coming over the hill in those days. It also left the weather a bit blustery for a while if you know what I mean.

It doesn’t make sense to think that there could have been such an Ice Age and northern Europe, somehow escaped the worst of it. The two European races would have been lost forever. If there had been such a recent Ice Age there would still be quite a lot of other evidence.

As we all know if the Moon came in directly and hit Earth, that would be the end of both but it didn’t happen that way. It moved both in and out again gradually. The closer it got to Earth the more it slowed down. So by the time it started to take the tops off the mountains – it was more or less just ambling over them but we at the time – didn’t think it was ambling. Big boulders were carried a considerable distance, so if I’m right they will all have been carried in the same direction.

(1X) Despite all the problems we read about and see on our screens on a daily basis, this world has been a major success. If all my recommendations are implemented, it will go on to become an even greater success. For things to have worked out as well as they have, the world’s farmland had to be held en masse for a very long time.

For things to have worked out better than they have, we needed to have stayed outside the tropics for all time. If the rainforests had have been still fully intact – they would have a great stabilising effect on the environment – for both now and the years ahead.

(X) While we can enjoy all our mod cons, for just about everything else we need to go back to the year 1850.

(X1) In this part of the world a contestant has been found guilty by a jury of cheating, on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? But twelve just men and women – from right across this United Kingdom – have found another contestant guilty of the same. We were the twelve originals out of the twelve million viewers. That scam was pulled off using modern technology plus an ancient, Irish party trick. Have you got that missus?

(X11) The world of publishing is as strange as the world that it represents. Just think about all the on-screen soccer players you know. Think about all the trivia you know on them. Then see how many of them you know the height and weight of.

(X111) Religious preachers: At best bullies and at worst terrorists. Scientists: Narrow- minded. Prison wardens: It has long been accepted that there is very little difference, between what is on either side of the bars. Policemen and women: Made from ordinary men and women. Lawyers and Estate Agents: Generally ruthless. Second-hand car dealers: Yesterday’s horse dealers. People who hoard coins: Living proof that Man can survive without a brain and the smaller denomination of the coin the stupider they are. Politicians: Bottom of the heap.

(X1V) There’s a great tendency for people to think that everything we have, we got yesterday but that is simply not the case. In the year 1830 we had the following: Trains, a horse powered, diamond tipped saw for cutting stone, galvanised iron for roofing, galvanised iron windows, roofing nails, buckets, enamel etc. We had mills and factories long before that.

(XV) I was a little surprised by an article I read in a newspaper quite recently. It said that twelfth century Londoners spent most of their time lying around drinking ale and they could afford to do so, as it only cost a penny a gallon. Let’s hope this puts things in perspective: In the year 1845 a farm worker or a factory worker, were paid two pence per day. If the farm worker lived in he got one penny a day. Back then workers in general were only paid every three months. A farm worker was paid every six months.

Let me assure you those Londoners like everyone else, worked their guts out. It was either that or starve. It also gave the high ratio of pubs per head of population. What’s not known is this: In any shop where groceries were sold you could have bought a drink if you could have afforded it. There are villages in Ireland where it’s still that way.

It suggested that even children drank ale because the water was unsafe. In those days there would have been a whole series of wells close to the Thames, and there would have been nothing wrong with the water.

(XV1) It is always a tragedy when someone is killed or injured at their work place, but work places have never been safer than they are at present. In the past just about everything you were doing was dangerous. Some guys dug spring wells for a living. If a well slipped in on one that was his final resting place.

Our do-gooders would like to see banned, all sports and pastimes that are dangerous. If they are allowed to succeed our world will become a very dull one from then on. If there’s one statement that I hate to hear it’s this one: “If it only saves one life it’ll be worth it”.

(XV11) I often have to ask myself this question: What has happened to our once reliable world? People who are unreliable are of no use to anyone.

(11XX) The word s-o-u-l used to be pronounced as it’s spelt i.e. foul – soul and not sole. Our SAS has only a few hundred members but you couldn’t believe how many brothers they have. All years in this project are Earth’s years and I have managed to do it without making use of a laboratory.

(1XX) To enable me to do this project I have had to endure four major sessions of brain damage during the course of my life. I have also had to live a life alone to enable me to do it. So what would I like in return for all that? Here is what I would like: A permanent end to all State bullying and nannying. So OK, maybe there are things that we need to be told but we don’t need told every fifteen minutes.

(XX) Back when we had to make hay for our animals, there was a rather strange thing that happened from time to time. Just about every aged farmer could have told about working at hay on a nice calm sunny day, when a whirlwind suddenly gathered up a big armful of hay and dropped a few fields away. What became of those whirlwinds? I suspect that it was our friends playing tricks on us and then recording our expressions of disbelief.

(XX1) Even though I have lived as an atheist throughout my entire adult life, I wouldn’t like to see our churches destroyed. Apart from being a major part of our heritage – I would like to see them stand for all time – as a monument to Man’s ignorance.

(XX11) A lot of my past lives were spent as a stonemason and always one of high renown. It wouldn’t surprise me to find that there are stone walls still standing in Great Britain, that I’ll have built for as little as a farthing. When I done building work for a guy and he hadn’t got the money to pay me, I made him hand over his pocket watch until he had the money. If I thought that wasn’t enough to cover it and he was wearing a good pair of boots, I made him hand them over as well. So while it would be true to say that I put many a man on his feet, they were his bare feet.

(XX111) To scientists who are sceptical of this project here is my challenge to you: Try to find alkaline soil that’s not permanent woodland. The world has plenty of other permanent woodland where the soil is not alkaline. Visit museums that have mummies and measure them. Then ask yourself if it would be realistic to expect Man to have grown so much in that time, if we had been here all along. Also try to explain this: There are little tight roads and lanes that two vehicles haven’t met on, in four thousand years. How come an email only goes to the computer of the person intended, even though there may be thousands of others with the same email address?

(XX1V) It grieves me to hear someone like a Scot, say that they don’t support England’s World Cup effort. They are only small-minded begrudgers. I’m not English but am supportive of all the Home teams including the Irish Republic. This spirit has enjoyed a lot of lives, living up and down my beloved England.

(XXV) Some people go out of their way to take offence where none is intended. Some time back an American golfer said he putted like a ‘spaz’ and disabled charities here were outraged. I myself am disabled but was I in any way offended? Not in the slightest. Are we reaching the stage where we can’t open our mouth? Some years back during the Ryder Cup tournament, an American player urged the spectators to rise up and put Europe’s players off. That in my book was a much more serious offence and one punishable by a blotted spirit.

(XXV1) While this people is supposed to be getting more intelligent, we appear to be becoming devoid of a thing called common sense. To see where I’m coming from; just think Modern Art and people who pack nearly everything they own, to go for a weekend break. Ones who buy stale bottled water, when they can get fresh water from the tap.

While I’m driving through the countryside on Summer evenings – I meet drivers with their headlights on – even though it’s an hour or more to lighting-up time and the Sun still shining. I meet some of the same drivers on foggy days in Winter, when they haven’t got a light of any kind. Collectively we are just as bad. We have a Government, which seem to think that it’s a good idea to change the time twice a year. On this subject I could go on and on.

(XXV11) As regards us male originals; the better someone’s spirit is, the better looking we are to him or her. The female ones are this world’s real beauties. They would be unlikely however, to want to win anything as prestigious as Miss World. But I suspect it’s one of them that win Ireland’s Rose of Tralee every year. One day this world will be both shocked and amazed when shown the personal toughness of we, the originals.

(XX11X) Feel free to give copies of this website to your friends. If someone wants to recreate it in a different language, that’s OK but you mustn’t do it for financial gain. If you do I will catch up with you later and destroy your spirit.

(XX1X) I think you will find that the real truth comes from me. It has been said for quite a while now that “fact is by far stranger than fiction”. The facts surrounding this people are a lot stranger than any fiction that has ever been written. When someone tells me that they evolved from an ape I just say: “Oh, the resemblance is striking”. I would hope this project goes on to become this world’s new religion.

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THE NON-ACADEMIC