im already zillion time a better scientist..

OK you can be but i am not a zillion i am FACT..
And that's why your a zillion scientist and that's why you believe in SKY DADDIES ..

You follow I DISCOVER  ..

I lead you will follow always ..

You need to be guided i lead the way..
I BUILD YOU WALK IN..

Many people read HARRY POTTER and guess what many worship him like a god..

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MOST SCIENTIST will not believe in RELIGION..

Because your not a very good scientist..

A man like being went ZAP and everything was so I DON'T THINK SO..

So now you make your own god up because of science you know a man like being cannot make this planet in 6 days..

So know what will you make up your god can do..Well you made him or it or her up..
so what can your made up god do ..

The bible god can make EARTHS in 6 DAYS ..
What can your made up god do SPLIT THE MOON ..

So why is your thinking of god different to another person thinking of god..

If god is so real then sure to GOD he would tell you all the same?..
Yes he wrote a bible BUT you don't believe in it ?..
You do?  so was the earth made in 6 DAYS? and woman from a mans rib..

Well so now you don't believe MAKE YOUR MINDS UP..

Oh you have made your minds up you made another god that is different to other peoples gods..
So now you are a blasphemer ..

You believe in god because you have been told something will happen to you if you don't ..

Control religion ..Don't go under a ladder and guess what many people will not walk under a ladder ..

RELIGION WAS ALL ABOUT CONTROL..

And as you can see it can control you so easy ..

Are you after a ticket into candy floss skies ?..
Or scared to burn forever..

Brainwashed to have a consequences if you don't believe..

Just like my little boy drawing over my cave i told him about the THUNDER MONSTER so he will be
CONTROLLED to behave in a certain way TO BE GOOD..

Now you be good and donate to the preacher and he will give you a ticket so you don't burn forever..

DARWIN he wouldn't even walk in a church he waited outside for his wife..

 TESLA ..


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Again most  of the big scientist were believers. WRONG..

They had to believe or die..
So if they BELIEVED why question then?..

Why question what your PROPHETS or BIBLES tell you if you BELIEVED ...?

Obviously they never believed because just to even question god was a SIN..
What you saying god never made woman from rib blasphemer..

Now if you believed why would you just not think a woman was made from a mans rib..
Because you don't..

You know because of SCIENCE because of the DOUBTERS that all in the BIBLE is wrong
genesis 6 days and 7th day rest ..

noah ark 2 by 2 and every animal on this planet ..

So did they really BELIEVE no they never just had to because some NUTTER would kill you for
going against gods words..

So many many scientist had to believe or die and plus many many believe because they think they get a second go at LIFE ..

Basically scared to upset a pretend god in case they don't get a second go..

Bit like magpies 1 for sorrow ..
Don't go under a ladder ..

We used to die so young so i can imagine people needed religion to think well i get a second go..
BUT now in the 21st century most old people have had enough BONES HURT and what not..

Go and ask most old people will say cannot wait to go  ..

When in 90s and cannot hardly move death is what you cannot wait for it's ever lasting sleep..
NO PAIN just sleep..

But many years in the past average age 40s ..
OH i need more life well god will give you some for a donation..

And today look what religion owns by all the donations and all because your a PUSSY ..

See what is supernatural about the EARTH being alive?..

How do you know it's not alive?..Being alive is NATURAL ..

So now go outside put your hand to the EARTH and say i am sorry for doubting you OH GREAT ONE..

The earth told me to tell everyone ..

RECYCLE your plastic and invent something that biodegrades ..
stop sucking earth blood and invent something that doesn't pollute the earth for energy ..
look after the ANIMALS and the plant life and the sea life
and EVERYTHING WILL BE OK until we make or seed new worlds ..

It's what we do we are human seeds to spread amongst the stars ..

AM I CRAZY or is there a method to my MADNESS? ..

The EARTH knows how to move knowing one part will flood and the other part will dry out ..

Meaning 1 part drowns and the other part as drought nothing lives because it's so dry ..

Go and look at the earth you can see the earths water movements ..

Know imagine what i say is all lies WHICH they could well be and i am talking bullshit BUT what if i say
is the truth and the EARTH tells me things and at the moment it's not very happy because we suck EARTH BLOOD  < oil   and  spray the earth with all sorts of chemicals and it's not very happy ..

Do you want to take a chance i am wrong OR think lets save this MASSIVE ORGANISM because if we do it saves us from dying ..

But imagine if nothing will happen to the earth and we just been to paranoid just think of all the
sciences we will discover and what we will be able to do in the future by just being paranoid
by the thought we need to save this PLANET or get of this planet and save ourselves..

Just the paranoid thoughts will help us get over the what ifs ..

SO now ask yourself this do we need to save the planet YES or NO?
And how did we evolve from this EARTH yes or no?..

Now any sane person would say yes we need to save this planet ..

Even if you think in someway it doesn't need saving THINK for 1 second the sciences you are throwing in the bin that could be discovered ..

Yes some sciences will be a waste of time BUT how many discoveries come by accident ?..

But why would you want people to think god can do it all ..

Well you do because all religious folk say is GOD DONE IT..
And that's it no investigation because you already made your mind up GOD DONE IT..

That's why religion slowed science down and made humans STUPID little babies
who need a FATHER   I.E the VICAR to tell the babies how to act ..

And the VICAR would say god said and mention no science..
So slow progress because god does it all why bother doing anything..

If it was your fault you would be up to your neck in WATER ..

One way the earth protects it's self..WATER POWER..

Scientists just took a major step toward making life from scratch - The ...
https://www.theverge.com/2014/3/27/.../first-functional-eukaryotic-chromosome
27 Mar 2014 - Although scientists have previously been able to construct viral DNA ... "We didn't make a carbon copy of an existing chromosome," says Jef .

New organisms have been formed using the first ever 6-letter genetic ...
https://www.sciencealert.com/new-organisms-have-been-formed-using-the-first-ever-...
24 Jan 2017 - "We've made this semisynthetic organism more life-like," said ... "Our X and Y are unlike natural DNA, so nature has nothing close to start with.


Do you AGREE that we evolved on this PLANET yes or no ..

Makes no difference how the earth got here DID WE evolve from this EARTH?..

Well then that is EVOLUTION ..And then we theorise how we got here ..
BUT the starting point is we was made by the EARTH ..

We are not asking how the EARTH got here we are asking how a human got here and we got here
because the earth put us here ..

A massive living organism like many billions spread across this vast universe ..

THE UNIVERSE IS TEAMING with life..

We are baby steps we would be walking properly only for religion stopping us from being BABIES..

Ok so how did we get here then YOUR GUESS ..

No pee is good if your FRENCH

Oh boy it does feel ..You just don't know it ..

Just like an organism on your body you are on the EARTHS BODY..

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The human gut alone contains on average: 40,000 bacterial species,8) 9 million unique bacterial genes and 100 trillion microbial cells. According to Asher Mullard, “Between them [the bacteria in our bodies], they harbor millions of genes, compared with the paltry 20,000 estimated in the human genome.


You are living on a living thing that programs all it's life and a human as been programmed to have a BRAIN to seed the UNIVERSE ..

Just like some berries on a tree ..
It only lets the birds eat them so they can fly further away to shit out the seed and reborn that tree in a vast distance far far away ..

The EARTH made a human to have BRAINS to think how to travel vast distances to plant ourselves
and the earth somewhere far far away to be REBORN..

The EARTH WANTS TO LIVE ON ...Just like you do ..So it give us a brain to plant ourselves somewhere else..

Just like a berry on a tree it only lets the birds eat it or anything else eats it they get sick or die..

THE EARTH HAS FEELINGS ..And you just upset it ..

Scientists create synthetic life after building yeast DNA | Daily Mail ...
www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/.../Scientists-create-synthetic-life-building-yeast-DNA....
9 Mar 2017 - An international team of scientists, including researchers from Imperial College London, successfully created five synthetic chromosomes with

Scientists create new life form in a lab, altering the fundamentals of DNA
www.independent.co.uk › News › Science
24 Jan 2017 - Scientists have announced that they have created living organisms using an ... Because of the novel and synthetic forms of DNA that are being ..

And dna is made by who ..By the EARTH and you program it..

Imagine the earth makes a living computer chip BUT the living thing needs to program it..

So the earth made DNA for you to program your children ..
But just like a blockchain  you have to fill it with programs

But the blockchain as an operation already programmed in it before you add more..

Just like living things are programmed to eat and produce the rest of the programming needs to be done by you to pass on to your children..And that's DNA a living human program ..

Who is the programmer the EARTH..1 big living ORGANISM  ..

So now you know this RECYCLE YOUR PLASTIC DUDE ..

The fridge evolved .. Who made the plastic for the fridge ?..

So because of my scientific observation i know plastic was made from humans so i know the earth made humans so now i know a human MUST of put it there ..

Alexander Parkes (29 December 1813 – 29 June 1890) was a metallurgist and inventor from Birmingham, England. He created Parkesine, the first man-made plastic...

So now i know a human MUST of put it there BUT and WHEN is another MATTER ..
So know i test the ROCKS and the surrounding area with SCIENCE FACTS and use SCIENCE THEORIES to come up with some sort of answer..

BUT i KNOW A HUMAN PUT IT THERE...Because plastic is man made ..

But we still have no idea how to turn a monkey to einstein.

But we still have no idea how to turn a Coypu into a beaver..

But we still have no idea how to turn a beaver into a otter ..

Coypu - YouTube
Video for Coypu▶ 0:37
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taZBYXcGTbM

Turn a coypu into a beaver.. Can a coypu do what a beaver does?..

Beavers
3:19
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oL5SD6z7AG8

Turn a beaver into a otter ..can a beaver do what an otter does?..

 Otter
 5:18
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptkytDOVFN0


3 creature that are so alike but act different in many ways..
But evolved from the same specie ..      
Doesn't take a genius to see how close they look all 3 different BUT the same specie sort of..

Can a human swing from a tree as good as a monkey ..
Well a monkey is a different BUT the same specie ..

Just the same as a coypu beaver and otter all look alike but are not..

Also i wonder if a beaver understands what a otter is saying?
Or can it talk the same as an otter?

of course I admit to hate them..So just say that instead of making an EXCUSE .. ..

I always say this..

Be free who you want to be as long as you hurt no one ..

I don't care who people sleep with as long as it's consenting ADULTS..
Because i don't feel nothing by someone sleeping with someone else ..UNLESS CHILDREN..

Children are children and should be treated as such ..BOY or GIRL..

We bring them up to be HAPPY most important thing of all ..
So they are happy and know they are LOVED..That's all that matters..

We don't live that long so why be angry over something that will never effect you..

Low percent are gay or want to be gay but SO WHAT IF THEY ARE..

BE FREE TO BE WHO YOU WANT TO BE AS LONG AS YOU HURT NO ONE..

Is it so hard for people to let people act in the way i mention?^^..

THEN if no why ..NOT HURTING ANYONE ..

Inspirational Brexit TED Talk! "We fought against your Elite" - YouTube
Video for steven woolfe on ted talk▶ 19:21
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdlF2XK_7Bw


DEMOCRACY  ..We will fight you on the lands on the beaches we will never SURRENDER ..

Put that in your pipes and smoke it EU un ELECTED political gangsters ..

Britain will not have to pay a penny to leave the European Union ...
www.telegraph.co.uk › News
4 Mar 2017 - They said: “Although there are competing interpretations, we conclude that if agreement is not reached, all EU law – including provisions .

EU politicians if you want my taxes at least tickle my balls i want something for it ..
No you just take it without even ASKING

AND WHO ARE YOU ..Never seen any of you in my life and  I don't want to see more
GREEDY POLITICIANS thank you ..    Have enough in my own country without adding more to the pot..

SO BUZZ OFF..


SOROS  Vader Mask (FUNNY)▶ 1:19

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UazvNpUthKY


If you think stalling will make us change our minds THINK AGAIN..

POLAND ITALY HUNGARY GREECE the EU as destroyed your countries ..
And trying to do the same to the UK ..We will win though FACT..

We vote who ever wins you do it OR DIE..

Fury as Sir Richard Branson uses his billions to fund scheme to block ...
https://www.thesun.co.uk/.../fury-as-sir-richard-branson-uses-his-billions-to-fund-schem...
22 Jan 2017 - MOP-TOPPED billionaire Richard Branson has forked out thousands to ... ally of europhile ex-PM Tony Blair to try to stop Britain leaving the EU.

Standing Up for Europe by George Soros - Project Syndicate
https://www.project-syndicate.org/.../momentum-turning-in-favor-of-europe-by-geor...
1 Jun 2017 - Today's European Union needs both salvation and radical reinvention. Saving ... George Soros is Chairman of Soros Fund Management and .



I don't see poor Mary down the STREET acting like these types of people..
Just goes to show who's pockets are getting lined by staying in the EU..

And we suffer all the IMMIGRATION and full hospitals schools roads ..

AND RICHARD BRANSON and his cronies live on ISLANDS with no immigrants to been seen
Not unless you work on his ISLAND or pay Thousands and thousands of pounds to stay there..

And these 2 peoples are saying it's not fair NO SHIT it's not fair on us peoples suffering with overcrowded cities shooting and stabbing each other and throwing acid over each other

WHILE you cheeky fuckers SUN IT UP on your ISLANDS ..WOW..

Send JOHN WICK I WOULD FUCKING KILL HIM ..Yes that pissed at you TWATS..

People get attacked everyday for all sorts of reasons ..
Just waiting for us TRUE BRITS to attack the EU and their dogs..

TRAITOR EX british EU WANNA Bs..

How dare you say you are british if you wanted to stay in the EU..

You are not British 1 BIT ..You are EUROPEAN ..

I am British and intend to stay as a BRITISH DUDE..

You London rich are from another PLANET..

We won the vote to leave so like if i lost in the general election i would have to do the things the party
i voted against ..
EVEN though i don't want to do anything that the party i lost against says i have too..

So YOU LOST DEAL WITH IT.. ..

The EU and the London ELITE are ripping our lives to shreds for there own gain..

Not as a countries gain BUT there own gain..

UK as FOOD BANKS in debt and we are suppose to be doing so good ..

1.7 TRILLION in DEBT and counting..University bills that most will never get paid but the STRESS
you cause a young ADULT is not RIGHT..


Germany as free EDUCATION ..
Finland as no private SCHOOLS all have the same chance in live because they all studied the same..

And all we hear is FIN TECH this and FIN TECH that..

THE UK  politicians most of them need SACKING..

steven woolfe  TRUE BRIT ..    You are a great man 
jacob rees mogg TRUE BRIT .. 
On the fence BUT at least he knows we do what the BRITISH PUBLIC voted to do ..Democracy..

jacob rees mogg I would like to see him in power though IT'S better than MAY and anyone else..

David davis NO THANK YOU ..<Turn coat.. We voted out and you are going along with the EU..

Not fit for prime minister ..So JACOB REES MOGG   or die TORIES ..Finished for 100 years ..

STEVEN WOLFE set up a new party and i would vote for you after seeing you on TED TV..

BUT do any stealing we need to jail prime ministers for stealing WHAT EVER..
Contracts and the likes all the things you do to line your own pockets..CUT IT OUT..