 Paperback: 134 pages Publisher: Mitchell Press (1974) Language: English ISBN-10: 0888360045 ISBN-13: 978-0888360045 Product Dimensions: 8.8 x 5.9 x 0.5 inches Shipping Weight: 2.4 ounces  Cape Scott in British Columbia, Canada (1917)No cell phones in this picture but he seems out of place for the time period (and oddly familiar, like I've seen him somewhere before).  Cape Scott in British Columbia, Canada (1917)The guys he's sitting in between are looking at him funny and the lady to the right is pointing at him like he's just "crashed" the photo op. |
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"The truth is that although the treacherous people responsible for these time travel experiments are guilty of treason, murder, and more, this sinister shadow-group can only continue to control finances and manipulate governments on a global scale ~ for as long as the majority of the world population remains unaware of who they are and what they are doing, along with their deadly, exploitative and potentially disastrous use of super-technology." -- Jane Tripphttp://www.janetripp.com/the-pirates-of-time/index.htmlAn image gleamed from her page (yet another cell phone or the " vest pocket telephone" as it was called a century ago  ):  Mrs. J. Mitchie at Hatzic Mill in British Columbia, Canada
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So now I'm wondering what other function installing a cellular network in the past has. These guys never do something for just one reason.
I've read various conspiracy theories that state the microwaves used in cellular communications can manipulate DNA, alter brain waves and hormone levels.
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If you bring a cellphone with you in the past it will not work because there is no field...
You need a different explanation than time travel if you really think those people were actually using it.
I don't see problem with a group of time travelers setting up a cellular network for communications within their target time period. No one asks them why are they digging all the streets to pass their cables? No one notices the thousands of antennas they are placing all around? Well obviously they wouldn't be setting up a nationwide infrastructure for millions of customers. A few strategically paced sites could be set up clandestinely. How to connect those strategic places between them? Just stuff that baby into the way-back-machine and Bob's your uncle!  |
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If you bring a cellphone with you in the past it will not work because there is no field...
You need a different explanation than time travel if you really think those people were actually using it.
I don't see problem with a group of time travelers setting up a cellular network for communications within their target time period. No one asks them why are they digging all the streets to pass their cables? No one notices the thousands of antennas they are placing all around? Well obviously they wouldn't be setting up a nationwide infrastructure for millions of customers. A few strategically paced sites could be set up clandestinely. |
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If you bring a cellphone with you in the past it will not work because there is no field...
You need a different explanation than time travel if you really think those people were actually using it.
I don't see problem with a group of time travelers setting up a cellular network for communications within their target time period. |
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 Andrew Carlssin (March 2003) |
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Proof of Time Travel? – China"The famous Swiss watch found in a tomb in China is an example of possible time travel evidence. This cool and interesting discovery was made in December 2008. Chinese archaeologists allegedly removed the opening of a giant coffin within what was believed to be an undisturbed, 400-year old Si Qing tomb in Shangsi County.
As they removed the soil around the coffin, however, they were shocked to discover the tiny watch.
A small piece of metal shaped like a watch, with the time frozen at 10:06.
They believed they were the first to visit the Ming dynasty grave in Shangsi, southern China, since its occupant’s funeral.
The watch in the shape of a ring marked ‘Swiss’ that is thought to be just a century old. The mysterious timepiece was encrusted in mud and rock and had stopped at 10:06. Watches were not around at the time of the Ming Dynasty and Switzerland did not even exist as a country, an expert pointed out."http://coolinterestingstuff.com/proof-of-time-travel-china
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Based on my analysis of apparently altered historical events (see The Berenstæin Bears thread) and years of movie and sci-fi propaganda I suspect "they" currently have a functional time machine. 
While I suspect the John Titor story is a complete fabrication created by "them" they do provide some interesting technical drawings of their time machine:   |
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Like ASIC pre-orders, mtGOX, and the endless ponzi scams XT is clearly yet another attempt to screw the crypto community and fracture Bitcoin.
I find the XT shills reminiscent of the Gaw Hashlet/XPY shills that graced the pages of this forum just recently. There's still Paycoin shit stains all over the place!
i feel the samt about noxt folks. why not just wait and see what happens? no need to make such a drama about it Yeah I'm still waiting for the ASIC pre-order I made two years ago. The wait-it-out strategy isn't working well for me. |
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Like ASIC pre-orders, mtGOX, and the endless ponzi scams XT is clearly yet another attempt to screw the crypto community and fracture Bitcoin.
I find the XT shills reminiscent of the Gaw Hashlet/XPY shills that graced the pages of this forum just recently. There's still Paycoin shit stains all over the place!
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Our hearts are in the middle of the chest now, there's more going on than just minor changes in the spelling of words. Having human anatomy completely re-arranged is rather drastic. As one user pointed out there still exists on the books a medical condition (Dextrocardia) where the heart is on the wrong side of the chest.
The changes to history are retroactive but as examples like Dextrocardia show there are still "loose ends" or remaniements of the way it use to be. So it's more than just our memories that hint at an alternative history.
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They might be giants in Constantinople but not in Istanbul.
The capital of Turkey is now Ankara.
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XT appears to be a hard-fork like XPY from the main chain of the Bitcoin Protocol. XT needs to remain consistent with the current protocol IMO. The fact is, it does remain consistent but it tries to reach consensus and thus become inconsistent. The current protocol appears to scale with anticipated network growth to 8MB if I'm not correct.
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What kind of creatures could possibly live in the Abyss? Edit: According to Google, there's a lot of shrimp.  |
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I can't believe nobody mentioned Street Fighter II, what kind of universe are you people living in?
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