Shortstack---
From various things that I have observed, including the many OOP artifacts, it appears to me that anything that contradicts or is not included in the Bible is strictly taboo in science or politics (it's getting hard to tell the difference between the two, these days).
I think you are talking about the lone guy who found a cavern in the Grand Canyon, then a couple guys from the Smithsonian showed up and did who-knows-what with all the stuff in the cavern. Then, when someone asked the Smithsonian about it all, they denied any knowledge of it, and "never heard of" the guys who went there. Just like the endings of the Indiana Jones movies!
Also, I have read about other stuff that the Smithsonian has "misplaced," namely the equipment from certain major medical discoveries, which were never implemented by the medical establishment.
There
is evidence of nuclear events a long time ago, which
could have driven any survivors underground for some period of time. And many reports of really huge underground cavern systems which go on for miles and miles, and some indications that some of these systems may interconnect.
It's funny that the "experts" discount anything that is not included in "history," yet when they are shown various history that contradicts their official stories, they find a way to invalidate history itself, whether it's verbally handed down or even actual
documented ancient history.
I don't think either the Theory of Evolution
or the Bibical Creation Theory are accurate. I don't like multiple choices, because they can be merely a sneaky way of
limiting choices. Kind of like the political party system!
I do appreciate all the work that people like you have put in on the stuff that you have. If anyone deserves to find treasures, of whatever kinds, it's all you folks!
