Note the engravings in brass around Bishop Bell’s tomb at Carlisle Cathedral in the north of England. He was interred there in AD 1491. One engraving depicts two necking sauropods (the long-neck-and-tail type). And specifically one of them appears to be a Shunosaurus, a little-known dinosaur with a cleft and spikes on its tail. Notably, the other one does not have this feature. There are now dozens of examples like this found all around the world, an evolutionary impossibility if man and dinos are separated by about 65 million years.

In the 1990s when paleontologist Dr Mary Schweitzer claimed to have found unfossilized blood cells in the leg bone of a Tyrannosaurus rex. At the time there was a massive effort to discredit the claim, trying to prove they were anything but dino blood cells. How wrong they were! We now have numerous examples of soft tissue finds, including ligament, flesh, more blood cells etc. Read full article by Dr. Gary Bates.

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2001 A Space Odyssey, released in 1968, 33 years before 9/11

The Millennium Hilton, closest building directly facing the Twin Towers, built in 1968, destroyed 33 years later, in 2001

The release of the first iPod, 2001

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