GENIUS FORUMS

More coincidences? ;) http://www.naturalhistorymag.com/0904/0904_feature.html http://www.kiwipulse.com/ireland-giants-causeway/ http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news ... xagon.html

More coincidences? Spamdy'bot continues to post at Genius Forums only when he has more links to add to his fave, nay only, thread.

Keep staring at the "unknown ancient" symbol on your computer screen, folks, and you can become myopic just like Spamdy!

More and more are getting on board,even freemasons. ;) http://www.phoenixmasonry.org/sacred_ge ... f_life.htm http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/geome ... rada_6.htm http://www.maybelogic.org/maybequarterl ... OfLife.htm

More and more, Spamdy'bot is clogging this message board with his own myopic agenda. It's just a billboard to him, he cares not a whit what goes on here.

Carl G wrote:More and more, Spamdy'bot is clogging this message board with his own myopic agenda. It's just a billboard to him, he cares not a whit what goes on here.

Aw, come on Carl.

In 7-1/2 months, he's made all of 35 posts... that's about one a week. He's pretty much limited it to this one thread he created. It's his pet monster.


Tomas (the tank)
Prince of Jerusalem
16 Degree
Scottish Rite Free Mason

.

You're right, my play on words overstepped the actual scope of the perpetrator's contribution. But, my point still stands; in that there is no other contribution other than to this one thread, and mostly impersonally, it amounts to spam. Could have been posted by a robot.

Carl G - You're right, my play on words overstepped the actual scope of the perpetrator's contribution.

-tomas-
Yes and no, I don't mind about your comments.
They're to the point and make for some humor :-)




-Carl G-
But, my point still stands; in that there is no other contribution other than to this one thread, and mostly impersonally, it amounts to spam.

-tomas-
What he makes clear on his website, is that his dad was a Free Mason for 40 plus years. Now, that tells me (and speaks volumes) that he hasn't been sponsored by a Mason for entrance or he hasn't asked a Mason for admission.




-Carl G-
Could have been posted by a robot.

-tomas-
As long as he's on the outside (non-Mason) looking in... he's spinning his wheels. Perhaps he's asked but been turned down (but not necessarily blackballed).


Tomas (the tank)
Prince of Jerusalem
16 Degree
Scottish Rite Free Mason



.

You may be interested to know "The general science journal" asked if they could post my article. Look at the bottom of the page. :) http://www.wbabin.net/wdlink.htm

I showed my father this image today. When he saw it,he nearly fell off his chair. He told me that the pattern in the centre circle is found in the middle of all masonic temple ceilings(Well.......all the masonic temples he has visited in his 40 years as a freemason). Maybe we`re being told something. Does anybody have an opinion on crop circles? http://www.soulsofdistortion.nl/images/ ... circle.jpg

The evidence (below(and above...lol)) points to this being spam.

A google search on his initial post returned the same or very similar question being posted on several sites. Some of them are listed below:
http://www.iqgeeks.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 2fa4f#1888

http://www.tenthdimension.com/phpbb/vie ... 2fa2fc1789

http://www.allforums.net/showthread.php ... f2&t=28327

http://www.ghost-mysteries.com/forum/in ... topic=2943

http://www.freedomcrowsnest.org/forum/v ... 6a5afb4af2

http://forum.wayofthemind.org/unknown-a ... -t-93.html

A google search for some of his other posts, like when he just pops in without answering questions, will probably show similar results.

Maybe you should look here before you dismiss crop circles outright.......... http://www.bltresearch.com/links.html

Spamdylink,

Maybe you should look here before you dismiss us and a make an outright fool of yourself...................viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3454

*Slaps self*

Forgot. You're a 'bot.

Carl G wrote:Spamdylink,

Maybe you should look here before you dismiss us and a make an outright fool of yourself...................viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3454

*Slaps self*

Forgot. You're a 'bot.

Look Carl:

His billboard is on many highways on the internet... the information superhighway is a wonderful thing!

People come to this site and pick up on what interests them (floats their boat) they move on.

Some click on his website and stop in for a cup of coffee. It's an interesting website Mr Monkman has, though a bit repetitious for my tastes. But, what the hell else is there to do on some of these forums? He ain't askin' for $$$ donations as far as i can tell...

ps- And yes, that design is on the ceilings of Masonic Temples...


Tomas the (tank)
Prince of Jerusalem
16 Degree
Scottish Rite Free Mason

.

Tomas, do you also like getting calls from telemarketers? Some of them are entertaining, and even may have interesting info to share.

Spamdy should pay us to put up his billboards on our roadside, if advertising is all he is doing.

Carl G - Tomas, do you also like getting calls from telemarketers?

-tomas-
We have a telephone book land-line number (with voicemail) that takes care of that problem of telemarketers.

We have a private land-line number (with voicemail) for friends and family.

Plus, cellphones (i don't use mine but perhaps twice a month) and their 'radiation factor' make me not like them. The idea of instant communication at the touch of a button the girlfriend and i don't need. I may be the boss (owner) of my company but ours is more non-emergency type company.




-Carl G-
Some of them are entertaining, and even may have interesting info to share.

-tomas-
Being a Mason, i like his site but don't put much thought into the whole crop circle thing i guess, because the mathematics involved don't pique my interest level to the next level (and beyond). He's much like the street preacher calling us to get right with God - for the end is nearly here. Well i already know the end is near when i look in the mirror and see another wrinkle, white hair, neck sagging.




-Carl G-
Spamdy should pay us to put up his billboards on our roadside, if advertising is all he is doing.

-tomas-
Maybe he's already discussed this with David, Dan and Kevin.

While gazing at his billboards, i haven't run off the road ... yet.





Tomas (the tank)
Prince of Jerusalem
16 Degree
Scottish Rite Free Mason



.

I dont know if anyone is aware of Dr Len Horowitz and his work. Len is a well respected author,researcher and runs a non profit organization. He thinks my findings are worthwhile and would like to publish them. Below is a copy of Len`s last email to me. Does anyone have an opinion of Len and his work? Start the email at the bottom. http://www.tetrahedron.org/ ..............................................................................................................Leonard Horowitz" ******@***.com> Add to Address Book
Subject: Re: The G of freemasonry
Date: Fri, 7 Dec 2007 13:29:49 -1000
To: "ANDREW MONKMAN"

Start here:

1) Get all you graphics out on the floor of your living room.
2) Organize them historically from the earliest date you got into this research. Put this series of dates and graphic descriptions on paper to create a numbered OUTLINE of where you are going. Next,
2) Put a teddy bear in a chair next to the graphics laid out on the floor.
3) Get a tape recorder and turn it on to record.
4) Explain your story to Mr. Bear about each graphic. Describe how you found it and what it means to your overall thesis: that you have discovered the Flower of Life that holds all the musical-mathematical secrets of the universe. Make sure you include, whenever possible, a full story including "WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHY and HOW" about each graphic. Otherwise, the bear will not be able to get the full picture.
5) You should now have hours of tape.
6) Pray for a volunteer friend to materialize to transcribe your audio to word processor. Use text software such as Word. Any text software will do.
7) Send me your OUTLINE and later your written text file. That will become the draft of the manuscript. Make sure you keep to the numbers and outline flow so that it is easy to match the graphics with your text.
Aloha,
Len


On Dec 7, 2007, at 12:29 PM, ANDREW MONKMAN wrote:

Sorry Len but i wouldnt know where to start. I have tried but my mind is just a blank. The article at world mysteries took me forever to do and it doesnt explain things the way i would like. I know this may sound strange but i`ve hardly written anything in my life. sorry again,A.
Leonard Horowitz < ******@***.com> wrote:
Andrew.
I think your work is very important.
Will you kindly consider organizing a manuscript for publication
purposes integrating all your research?
Start with a simple outline. I'll help guide you.
I think you nailed the G in freemasonry!
Aloha,
Len
On Dec 6, 2007, at 10:35 AM, ANDREW MONKMAN wrote:
> Hi Len, I thought this might interest you. I believe the
> complete flower of life is the origin of the G of freemasonry. I
> would appreciate your opinion on the attached image. All the
> best,AndyM >
>

Andy,

Carl is right, your posts are just spam, regardless of whether a few people might find them meaningful. I suggest you engage in some actual discussion if you want to see this thread remain open.

Crap circles? Admittedly, they are interesting and often beautiful, but the fact that so many are hoaxed or created as landscape art makes them a pretty meaningless basis for speculation beyond that.

Thus my reference to them as "crap" circles. In terms of providing any real basis to conclude that unearthly things are going on, they are exactly that.

Unidian wrote:Crap circles? Admittedly, they are interesting and often beautiful, but the fact that so many are hoaxed or created as landscape art makes them a pretty meaningless basis for speculation beyond that. Thus my reference to them as "crap" circles. In terms of providing any real basis to conclude that unearthly things are going on, they are exactly that.

This isn't logical. How does a large percentage being hoaxed render the existence "pretty meaningless" of those that are not hoaxed, even if just a few? Isn't just one un-hoaxed circle a monumental cause for serious further investigation?

Because we have no way of reliably determining which are hoaxed and which aren't.

The UFO field has been ruined in a similar way, particularly since the emergence of CGI editing. Personally, I tend to believe that certain UFO reports might have some plausibility. But because so many hoaxes of every sort have been perpetrated over the years, it's impossible to get beyond the "maybe" phase.

Because we have no way of reliably determining which are hoaxed and which aren't.

I disagree. I think science has the ability to determine this. In fact slowly certain criteria are being established from the evidence. These help to winnow obvious hoaxes from less obvious ones, and finally to the few that are conclusively not man made, at least by physical means. These criteria include but are not limited to electronic readings, seed testing, stalk anomalies, and eyewitness/ video time frame data.

Various claims may exist, but people claim all sorts of things. I'm skeptical that they have any good way of showing with any certainty that some of the formations are "not man-made." If that is the case, where is the world-wide rush to investigate such formations? If it could be determined that there do exist geometric crop formations which are conclusively not man-made, I see no reason why every scientist in the world would not be descending on such locations with all possible haste.

I am speaking of scientific investigation, not "claims."

The lack of interest among Establishment scientists is another matter entirely. It warrants a separate study.

There are people who are doing scientific investigations. Is this group investigating in a credible way? http://www.bltresearch.com/

Yeah, there was one crop circle a while back that some people were getting very excited about, claiming it had all sorts of strange properties and couldn't possibly have been man made.

Then someone pointed out that it was in the shape of the BMW logo.