Then God said, “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness;  … So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created  him; male and female he created them. — Genesis 1:26-27 
Part 1. The Mysterious Origins of Man – Rewriting Human History (Video)
It’s Indiana Jones meets The X-Files in this intriguing program that  tackles the age-old question “Where did we come from?” Fascinating  viewing! Highly recommended! — Michael Rogers, “Library Journal”
The creators of the Emmy Award Winning Mystery of the Sphinx present a  revolutionary new film that examines one of our greatest mysteries:  Man’s origins.
Hosted by Charlton Heston, this film challenges what we are being  taught about human evolution and the rise of early civilization.
A new breed of scientific investigators present startling evidence that the academic community has quietly ignored.
Includes the facts about this amazing mystery and a fascinating  series of spellbinding interviews with researchers, scientists, and the  best known, most credible authorities in the world today.
NOW on DVD in a New 3-DVD Special Edition — LOADED with Bonus Features and Interviews 
Blame the aggressive religions for  hiding the real history from us. They killed, tortured millions in gods  name in order to advance their teachings about humanity – of course in  cooperation with politics. — Visitor’s Comment
Part 2. The Origins of Man
 by Rich Anders 
On December 27, 2002 Dr.  Brigitte Boisselier, CEO of a company called Clonaid, gave a press  conference in Hollywood, Florida. She stunned the world with the  announcement that the first human clone had been borne one day earlier.  Allegedly, the baby girl is in good health. Being the first of a kind  human she is called Eve. Dr. Boisselier claimed that ten implants had  been made and 5 of these resulted in normal pregnancies. 4 more births  were due in January and early February.
Adding to the controversy was another aspect of this situation, which  was a major blow for every respectable scientist. Dr. Boisselier has  close ties to the Raeliens, a group, which in Canada has been granted  status as a religion. Allegedly, this cult has more than 80,000  followers worldwide. The founder and leader of the group, Claude  Vorilhon, calls himself Rael, hence the name Raeliens. He claims that in  1973 he had an encounter with extraterrestrials.
The extraterrestrials told Rael that humans originate from clones  produced by aliens tens of thousands of years ago and deeded on this  planet. They also told him that the time had come to produce human  clones again. As Rael told on CNN the same day the plan was to first  impregnate women with their own clone and have the fetus be carried  through a normal pregnancy resulting in a normal birth. The clone  children then would go through a normal childhood until they reached  maturity at eighteen years of age.
In the second stage in biogenetic laboratories human clones would be  produced who had an accelerated growth rate not only before but also and  especially after coming to life. Rael said he believes that eventually  fully-grown human clones could be produced in the course of several  hours. He added that such clones would be just like a vehicle in need of  a driver because there was no way to produce a developed spirit.
This aspect Rael considers to be an advantage because he envisions  that in future the ones participating in this program could reach a kind  of immortality. When a human reaches old age and/or is near death  he/she would order a clone. Once this clone is fully-grown his/her mind  would be transferred to the clone. When the clone reaches the stage that  his/her body becomes obsolete another clone will be produced and the  mind will be transferred again. And this is supposed to go on and on…
There is an important aspect to this scenario, which neither Rael nor  anyone else mentioned. What if the clones could receive not only the  minds of the donors of the cells they were produced from? What if the  clones could receive the minds of extraterrestrials, as well? Could this  planet be threatened by an invasion of alien body snatchers? Could  aliens be directing and guiding the work of Clonaid in order to  establish a foothold on this planet?
On December 30th 2002 in an interview with ABC Dr. Boisselier  mentioned that the birth of this clone baby was the culmination of 25  years of research. This puts the start of this cloning project at about 5  years after the encounter with aliens Rael allegedly had. 5 years seems  a reasonable time frame for preparing laboratories and getting the  scientists qualified to do this kind of work. A 50% success rate as  claimed by Dr. Boisselier is far higher than any other fertilization  method in use now. Clearly, this situation needs to be watched very  carefully.
Modern man appeared out of nowhere about 45000 years ago. There is no  biological link to other hominids that lived on this planet. About  30000 years ago the Neanderthals disappeared from the fossil record.  B/94/1 Nobody knows exactly when and where modern man originated.  B/100/3 Suddenly, 5500 years ago in 5 locations known as the cradles of  civilization development of farming, husbandry and cities began.  Religion was implemented everywhere and a political and economic  structure assured the advance of civilization. A mere thousand years  later the Egyptians built pyramids we would have a hard time to erect  even with the means of present day technology.
Compounding the mystery of man’s sudden appearance with no links to  this world’s past is the immense variety of racial features. It is  inconceivable that in a mere 45000 years the many races populating this  planet could have originated from natural selection and from influences  of climate and local conditions. White man has been living in Africa and  the Americas for hundreds of years. Blacks and other persons with  colored skins like Arabs or Indians have been living in northern  latitudes of America and Europe for hundreds of years. Not the slightest  change in skin color or ethnic traits has been noticed. Anthropologists  try very hard to research and to explain this situation but their  efforts produced only theories that are woefully inadequate.
There are several main groups of humans: the Asians, the Red Indians  of the Americas, the Arabs and the people of Indo-European origin. These  groups vary dramatically amongst themselves most of all the  Indo-Europeans. Therefore, we’ll deal with this group because it  provides the most fascinating insight into the origins of man.
On February 2, 1786 Sir William Jones addressed the Asian Society in  Calcutta. He presented the startling news that a far-flung family of  Indo-European languages points to a common origin of many peoples  previously thought to have originated from very divers backgrounds. With  this speech he uncovered the biggest enigma of anthropology. While a  common linguistic background was found for approximately half this  world’s population ranging from India to Iceland their appearances  differ dramatically. 
To date nobody has been able to provide an explanation for the  differences in racial traits between the peoples who have Indo-European  as a common original language. Just as enigmatic is the fact that  nowhere any artifacts or remnants of an Info-European culture could be  found so far. By detective work based on languages it is assumed that  the Indo-Europeans originated somewhere to the north of the Black Sea.  From there they spread populating the lands from India to Iceland. This  is as much as we know. 
Looking at the mysterious origins of the Indo-Europeans under the  aspect of a large scale production of humans in bio-genetic laboratories  could provide the explanation anthropologists have sought so long in  vain. The most important criteria are twofold: can many humans be  produced in a short time and can these humans be produced with very  different racial appearances?
Up to December 28, 2002 nobody would even have asked the question.  Then Rael, the leader of the Raeliens, casually mentioned that in phase  two of the human cloning project human clones will be produced in the  course of several hours. From inception to the finished product of a  human being a few short hours would be enough to do the job.  Commentators on TV hardly took notice of this statement. Yet it could be  the most important aspect of the cloning controversy raging today.
Nobody ever spoke and nobody probably even thought of the possibility  to produce human clones in such a short time except Rael. So where does  he get the idea that this would be possible? If his claim of contacts  with extraterrestrials is true the source of this information is  obvious. Then it is also obvious that the claim that humankind  originated from clones could be true. Then it also could be true that  several thousand years ago a major production facility north of the  Black Sea produced wave after wave of genetically customized humans, who  then were sent all over the lands. The dark skinned humans were sent to  areas with a very hot climate. The white skinned humans were sent to  the lands in the north with a cold climate. For climates in between  humans were produced with varying shades of skin colors.
Assuming that contacts with extraterrestrials did indeed take place  and assuming that the aliens told the truth about humans descending from  clones there should be reports from ancient times referring to the  production of humans by superior beings.
There is indeed direct reference to the production of humans in  Sumerian and Babylonian traditions.  The gods produced humans as  servants destined to fulfill the needs of their creators. In the  Sumerian Epic of Gilgamesh even a specific case of producing a human is  reported:
This epic provides many  interesting details about the time when Gilgamesh was the king of the  Sumerian city of Uruk around 2500 BC. He was the child of a union  between a goddess and a human. The goddess Innana, in Akkad and Babylon  known as Ishtar, had given him the kingship. Over time Gilgamesh became  intolerably obnoxious molesting men and women alike sexually and the  human population begged the gods to do something about it. The gods then  produced Enkidu fully-grown custom designed to meet the needs of  Gilgamesh in every respect. This man became the close companion and  lover of Gilgamesh whom he kept so busy that the rest of the population  got a much- needed respite.
Genetic engineering is relatively new but it has brought very  impressive results already. From cloning a human to genetically custom  designing the finished product may only be a small step.
As there is very little information referring to an artificial  production of humans it is necessary to investigate the very appearance  of humans and the circumstances accompanying it. – Allegedly, the aliens  told Rael that 25000 years ago extraterrestrials produced human clones  who then were seeded all over the planet. There is no evidence that at  that time extraterrestrials or humans appeared in large numbers on this  planet. In the fossil record humans appear approximately 50000 years  ago. Also, there is overwhelming evidence that 5500 years ago aliens who  called themselves the gods invaded this planet and occupied it until  about 3500 years ago.
It is interesting to note that in Japan and in Yucatan there was a  human population before the gods landed. When the gods arrived about  5500 years ago they brought along or produced a new, more advanced  version of humans. In both cases a dual society with different languages  for the ruling class and the servants developed. The original humans  became the servants of the newly arrived or produced humans and the  gods.
Approximately 3500 years ago a major cataclysm struck the planet. The  most violent volcanic explosion of the last ten thousand years  destroyed the island of Thera. The entire Mediterranean was devastated.  In Greece this event cause a huge flood remembered still as Deukalion’s  flood because he and his wife were the only gods to survive. For 3500  years alien gods could not exist on the surface of this planet. The  cloning project of Rael and Clonaid could be an attempt to change that.
Rael said the aliens who contacted him were about 4 feet tall. It is  interesting to note that one set of the gods of antiquity was quite  short. There are pictures and statues of gods and goddesses and they all  showed common traits the world over. The gods were not only short – 3  to 4 feet. They all had extremely short bent legs, large misshapen heads  and usually were very ugly. (Ptah, Egyptian god of creation; Bes,  Egyptian god of love and birth; Thor, Germanic god of thunder;  Polynesian gods; Aztec Bat god; Ku or Kukalimoku, Hawaiian war god;  Adena God; Maya god).
There is a second set of gods and these look like humans only better.  These are the gods of Greece, the deities of Egypt etc. The solution to  this mystery lies in Egypt because the good-looking gods there were  called deities and they ranked below the gods. In mythologies of the  near and middle East as well as Greece the younger generation of gods  fought the older generation of gods and defeated them.
We know the names of the older generation of gods and they are the  dwarf gods. We know the names of the younger generation of gods and they  are the good-looking ones that are like humans. They are the ones who  had relationships with humans and it is known that all over the ancient  world children were born from unions between gods and goddesses and  humans.
It is not conceivable that the older generation of gods could be the  biological parents of the younger generation of gods/deities. The  difference in appearance is too big. Conclusion: the first generation of  gods produced the second generation of gods/deities as clones of  themselves. As reported in mythologies throughout the Middle East and  Greece at some point of time the second generation rebelled against the  first generation, their producers, and assumed all the power. Zeus  became the supreme Greek god and Amun became the supreme Egyptian god.  The deities assumed “god-status” and became the gods of mythology.
In view of the above one must consider the possibility that this  cloning project of Rael and Clonaid could be the preparation for an  invasion of this planet by aliens who were here before. This leads to  the question: “why don’t these aliens not simply land as they did 5500  years ago?”
When astronauts began space flights, initially, they came back  disoriented and dizzy. The Russians installed magnetic resonance systems  in their space station to simulate the electromagnetic field of the  planet. For whatever reason, it seems obvious that the aliens cannot  tolerate the present electromagnetic field because there are no reports  of aliens landing and staying here for any extended period of time other  than in ancient times. This obstacle could be overcome by producing  cloned humans who are used to the electromagnetic field of this planet  and transferring alien spiritual energies into these beings.
Whatever the implications, Rael and Clonaid’s activities need to be  closely watched. Ethical and moral considerations are much less of a  concern than the possibility of an alien invasion via human clones  produced to give ill-intentioned extraterrestrials a foothold on our  planet.
Copyright Rich Anders
Reproduction of any kind in part or whole only with the author’s written approval
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About Rich Anders
Rich Anders  was borne and raised in Austria. He attended Rollins College in Florida  and graduated from the University of Vienna. Rich Anders spent 15 years  in various executive positions. Then he visited the Virgin Islands and  stayed. The Caribbean proved to be the right setting for writing his  books*. Rich Anders may be contacted at: RichAnders@msn.com
Part 3. The Literal Creation of Mankind at the hands of You-Know-Who
by Lloyd Pye
In 1905, a 25-year-old patent clerk named Albert Einstein demolished  the 200-year-old certainty that Isaac Newton knew all there was to know  about basic physics. In a technical paper only a few pages long,  Einstein sent a huge part of his current “reality” to history’s dustbin,  where it found good company with thousands of other discards large and  small. In 1905, though, Newton’s discard was about as large as the bin  would hold.
Now another grand old “certainty” hovers over history’s dustbin, and  it seems only a matter of time before some new Einstein writes the few  pages (or many pages) that will bring it down and relegate it to  history. And, as was the case in 1905, every “expert” in the world  laughs heartily at any suggestion that their certainty could be struck  down. Yet if facts are any yardstick—which should always be the case but  frequently isn’t—Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural  selection is moving toward extinction.
Please note this: not everyone who challenges evolution is  automatically a Creationist. Darwinists love to tar all opponents with  that brush because so much of Creationist dogma is absurd. Creationists  mulishly exclude themselves from serious consideration by refusing to  give up fatally flawed parts of their argument, such as the literal  interpretation of “six days of creation.” Of course, some have tried to  take a more reasonable stance, but those few can’t be heard over the  ranting of the many who refuse.
Recently a new group has entered the fray, much better educated than  typical Creationists. This group has devised a theory called  “Intelligent Design,” which has a wealth of scientifically established  facts on its side. The ID’ers, though, give away their Creationist roots  by insisting that because life at its most basic level is so incredibly  and irreducibly complex, it could never have simply “come into being,”  as Darwinists insist.
Actually, the “life somehow assembled itself out of organic  molecules” dogma is every bit as absurd as the “everything was created  in six days” dogma, which the ID’ers understand and exploit. But they  also suggest that everything came into existence at the hands of a God  or “by means of outside intervention,” which makes clear how they’re  betting. “Outside intervention” is a transparent euphemism for (with  apologies to J.K. Rowling) You-Know-What, which to Darwinists,  Creationists, and ID’ers alike is the most absurd suggestion of all. Yet  it can be shown that You-Know-What has the widest array of facts on its  side and, in the end, has the best chance of being proved correct.
Virtually every scientist worth their doctorate will insist that  somehow, someway, a form of evolution is at the heart of all life forms  and processes on Earth. By “evolution” they mean the entire panoply of  possible interpretations that might explain how, over vast stretches of  time, simple organisms can and do transform themselves into more complex  organisms. That broad definition gives science as a whole a great deal  of room to bob and weave its way toward the truth about evolution, which  is ostensibly its goal. However, among individual scientists that same  broadness of coverage means nobody has a “lock” on the truth, which  opens them up to a withering array of internecine squabbles.
In Darwin’s case, those squabbles were initially muted. Rightly or  wrongly, his theory served a much higher purpose than merely challenging  the way science thought about life’s processes. It provided something  every scientist desperately needed: a strong counter to the intellectual  nonsense pouring from pulpits in every church, synagogue, and mosque in  the world. Since well before Charles Darwin was born, men of science  knew full well that God did not create the Earth or anything else in the  universe in six literal days. But to assert that publicly invited the  same kind of censure that erupts today onto anyone who dares to openly  challenge evolution. Dogma is dogma in any generation.
Darwin’s honeymoon with his scientific peers was relatively brief. It  lasted only as long as they needed to understand that all he had really  provided was the outline of a forest of an idea, one that only in broad  terms seemed to account for life’s stunningly wide array. His forest  lacked enough verifiable trees. Even so, once the overarching concept  was crystallized as “natural selection,” the term “survival of the  fittest” was coined to explain it to laymen. When the majority of the  public became convinced that evolution was a legitimate alternative to  Creationism, the scientific gloves came off. Infighting became  widespread regarding the trees that made up Darwin’s forest.
Over time, scientists parsed Darwin’s original forest into more  different trees than he could ever have imagined. That parsing has been  wide and deep, and it has taken down countless trees at the hands of  scientists themselves. But despite such thinning, the forest remains  upright and intact. Somehow, someway, there is a completely natural  force at work governing all aspects of the flow and change of life on  Earth. That is the scientific mantra, which is chanted religiously to  counter every Creationist—and now Intelligent Design—challenge to one or  more of the rotten trees that frequently become obvious.
Even Darwin realized the data of his era did not provide clear-cut  evidence his theory was correct. Especially troubling was the absence of  “transitional species” in the fossil record. Those were needed to prove  that over vast amounts of time species did in fact gradually transform  into other, “higher” species. So right out of the chute the theory of  evolution was on the defensive regarding one of its cornerstones, and  more than 140 years later there are still no clear-cut transitional  species apparent in the fossil record.
Because this is the most vulnerable part of Darwin’s theory,  Creationists attack it relentlessly, which has forced scientists to  periodically put forth a series of candidates to try to take the heat  off. Unfortunately for them, in every case those “missing links” have  been shown to be outright fakes and frauds. An excellent account is  found in “Icons Of Evolution” by Jonathan Wells (Regnery, 2000). But  scientists are not deterred by such exposure of their shenanigans. They  feel justified because, they insist, not enough time has passed for them  to find what they need in a grossly incomplete fossil record.
The truth is that some lengthy fossil timelines are missing, but many  more are well accounted for. Those have been thoroughly examined in the  past 140-plus years, to no avail. In any other occupation, a  140-year-long trek up a blind alley would indicate a wrong approach has  been taken. But not to scientists. They blithely continue forward,  convinced of the absolute rightness of their mission and confident their  fabled missing link could be found beneath the next overturned rock.  Sooner or later, they believe, one of their members will uncover it, so  they all work in harmonious concert toward that common goal.  Individually, though, it’s every man or woman for themselves.
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Plants and animals evolve, eh? All right, how do they evolve?
By gradual but constant changes influenced by adaptive pressures in their environment that cause physical modifications to persist if they are advantageous.
Can you specify the kind of gradual change you’re referring to?
In any population of plants or animals, over time random genetic mutations will occur. Most will be detrimental, some will have a neutral effect, and some will confer a selective advantage, however small or seemingly inconsequential it might appear.
Really? But wouldn’t the overall population have a gene pool deep enough to absorb and dilute even a large change? Wouldn’t a small change rapidly disappear?
Well, yes, it probably would. But not in an isolated segment of the overall population. An isolated group would have a much shallower gene pool, so positive mutations would stand a much better chance of establishing a permanent place in it.
Really? What if that positive mutation gets established in the isolated group, then somehow the isolated group gets back together with the main population?
Poof! The mutation will be absorbed and disappear. Well, maybe. So let’s make sure the isolated population can’t get back with the main group until crossbreeding is no longer possible.
How would you do that?
Put a mountain range between them, something impossible to cross.
If it’s impossible to cross, how did the isolated group get there in the first place?
If you’re asking me just how isolated is isolated, let me ask you one: What kind of mutations were you talking about being absorbed?
Small, absolutely random changes in base pairs at the gene level.
Really? Why not at the chromosome level? Wouldn’t change at the base pair level be entirely too small to create any significant change? Wouldn’t a mutation almost have to be at the chromosome level to be noticeable?
Who says? Change at that level would probably be too much, something the organism couldn’t tolerate. Maybe we’re putting too much emphasis on mutations.
Right! What about environmental pressures? What if a species suddenly found itself having to survive in a significantly changed environment?
One where its members must adapt to the new circumstances or die out?
Exactly! How would they adapt? Could they just will themselves to grow thicker fur or stronger muscles or larger size?
That sounds like mutations have to play a part.
Mutations, eh? All right, how do they play a part?
By gradual but constant changes influenced by adaptive pressures in their environment that cause physical modifications to persist if they are advantageous.
Can you specify the kind of gradual change you’re referring to?
In any population of plants or animals, over time random genetic mutations will occur. Most will be detrimental, some will have a neutral effect, and some will confer a selective advantage, however small or seemingly inconsequential it might appear.
Really? But wouldn’t the overall population have a gene pool deep enough to absorb and dilute even a large change? Wouldn’t a small change rapidly disappear?
Well, yes, it probably would. But not in an isolated segment of the overall population. An isolated group would have a much shallower gene pool, so positive mutations would stand a much better chance of establishing a permanent place in it.
Really? What if that positive mutation gets established in the isolated group, then somehow the isolated group gets back together with the main population?
Poof! The mutation will be absorbed and disappear. Well, maybe. So let’s make sure the isolated population can’t get back with the main group until crossbreeding is no longer possible.
How would you do that?
Put a mountain range between them, something impossible to cross.
If it’s impossible to cross, how did the isolated group get there in the first place?
If you’re asking me just how isolated is isolated, let me ask you one: What kind of mutations were you talking about being absorbed?
Small, absolutely random changes in base pairs at the gene level.
Really? Why not at the chromosome level? Wouldn’t change at the base pair level be entirely too small to create any significant change? Wouldn’t a mutation almost have to be at the chromosome level to be noticeable?
Who says? Change at that level would probably be too much, something the organism couldn’t tolerate. Maybe we’re putting too much emphasis on mutations.
Right! What about environmental pressures? What if a species suddenly found itself having to survive in a significantly changed environment?
One where its members must adapt to the new circumstances or die out?
Exactly! How would they adapt? Could they just will themselves to grow thicker fur or stronger muscles or larger size?
That sounds like mutations have to play a part.
Mutations, eh? All right, how do they play a part?
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This game of intellectual thrust and parry goes on constantly at  levels of minutia that boggle an average mind. Traditional Darwinists  are one-upped by neo-Darwinists at every turn. Quantum evolutionists  refashion the work of those who support the theory of peripheral  isolates. Mathematicians model mutation rates and selective forces,  which biologists do not trust. Geneticists have little use for  paleontologists, who return the favor in spades (pun intended).  Cytogenetics labors to find a niche alongside genetics proper.  Population geneticists utilize mathematical models that challenge  paleontologists and systematists. Sociobiologists and evolutionary  psychologists struggle to make room for their ideas. All perform a  cerebral dance of elegant form and exquisite symmetry.
Their dance is, ironically, evolution writ large throughout science  as a process. New bits of data are put forth to a peer group. The new  data are discussed, written about, criticized, written about again,  criticized some more. This is gradualism at work, shaping, reshaping,  and reshaping again if necessary, until the new data can comfortably fit  into the current paradigm in any field, whatever it is. This is  necessary to make it conform as closely as possible to every concerned  scientist’s current way of thinking. To do it any other way is to invite  prompt rejection under a fusillade of withering criticism.
This system of excruciating “peer review” is how independent thinkers  among scientists have always been kept in line. Darwin was an outsider  until he barged into the club by sheer, overpowering brilliance. Patent  clerk Einstein did the same. On the other hand, Alfred Wegener was the  German meteorologist who figured out plate tectonics in 1915. Because he  dared to bruise the egos of “authorities” outside his own field, he saw  his brilliant discovery buried under spiteful criticism that held it  down for 50 years. Every scientist in the game knows how it is  played…and very few dare to challenge its rules.
The restrictions on scientists are severe, but for a very good  reason. They work at the leading edges of knowledge, from where the view  can be anything from confusing to downright terrifying. Among those who  study the processes of life on Earth, they must cope with the knowledge  that a surprising number of species have no business being here. In  some cases they can’t even be here. Yet they are, for better or worse,  and those worst-case examples must be hidden or at least obscured from  the general public. But no matter how often facts are twisted, data are  concealed, or reality is denied, the truth is out there.
There are two basic forms of plants and animals: wild and  domesticated. The wild ones far outnumber the domesticated ones, which  may explain why vastly more research is done on the wild forms. But it  could just as easily be that scientists shy away from the domesticated  ones because the things they find when examining them are so far outside  the accepted evolutionary paradigm.
Nearly all domesticated plants are believed to have appeared  between10,000 and 5,000 years ago, with different groups coming to  different parts of the world at different times. Initially, in the  so-called “Fertile Crescent” of modern Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon came  wheat, barley, and legumes, among others. Later on, in the Far East,  came wheat, millet, rice, and yams. Later still, in the New World, came  maize (corn), peppers, beans, squash, tomatoes and potatoes. Many have  “wild” predecessors that were apparently a starting point for the  domesticated variety, but others—like many common vegetables— have no  obvious precursors. But for those that do, such as wild grasses, grains,  and cereals, how they turned into wheat, barley, millet, rice, etc., is  a profound mystery.
No botanist can conclusively explain how wild plants gave rise to  domesticated ones. The emphasis there is on “conclusively.” Botanists  have no trouble hypothesizing elaborate scenarios in which Neolithic  (New Stone Age) farmers somehow figured out how to hybridize wild  grasses and grains and cereals, not unlike Gregor Mendel when he  cross-bred pea plants to figure out the mechanics of genetic  inheritance. It all sounds so simple and so logical, almost no one  outside scientific circles ever examines it closely.
Gregor Mendel never bred his pea plants to be anything other than pea  plants. He created short ones, tall ones, and different colored ones,  but they were always pea plants that produced peas. (Pea plants are a  domesticated species, too, but that is irrelevant to the point to be  made here.) On the other hand, those Stone Age farmers who were fresh  out of their caves and only just beginning to turn soil for the first  time (as the “official” scenario goes), somehow managed to transform the  wild grasses, grains, and cereals growing around them into their  domesticated “cousins.” Is that possible? Only through a course in  miracles.
Actually, it requires countless miracles within two large categories  of miracles. The first was that the wild grasses and grains and cereals  were useless to humans. The seeds and grains were maddeningly small,  like pepper flakes or salt crystals, which put them beyond the grasping  and handling capacity of human fingers. They were also hard, like tiny  nutshells, making it impossible to convert them to anything edible.  Lastly, their chemistry was suited to nourishing animals, not humans. So  wild varieties were entirely too small, entirely too tough, and  nutritionally inappropriate for humans. They needed to be greatly  expanded in size, greatly softened in texture, and overhauled at the  molecular level, which would be an imposing challenge for modern  botanists, much less Neolithic farmers.
Despite the seeming impossibility of meeting those daunting  objectives, modern botanists are confident the first sodbusters had all  they needed to do it: time and patience. Over hundreds of generations of  selective crossbreeding, they consciously directed the genetic  transformation of the few dozen that would turn out to be most useful to  humans. And how did they do it? By the astounding feat of doubling,  tripling, and quadrupling the number of chromosomes in the wild  varieties! In a few cases they did better than that. Domestic wheat and  oats were elevated from an ancestor with 7 chromosomes to their current  42, expansion by a factor of six. Sugar cane expanded from a  10-chromosome ancestor to the 80-chromosome monster it is today, a  factor of eight. The chromosomes of others, like bananas and apples,  only multiplied by factors of two or three, while peanuts, potatoes,  tobacco and cotton, among others, expanded by factors of four.
This is not as astounding as it sounds because many wild flowering  plants and trees have multiple chromosome sets. But that brings up what  Charles Darwin himself called the “abominable mystery” of flowering  plants. The first ones appear in the fossil record between 150 and 130  million years ago, primed to multiply into over 200,000 known species.  But no one can explain their presence because there is no connective  link to any form of plants that preceded them. It is as if….dare I say  it?….they were brought to Earth by something akin to You-Know-What. If  so, then it could well be they were delivered with a built-in capacity  to develop multiple chromosome sets, and somehow our Neolithic forebears  cracked the codes for the ones most advantageous to humans.
However the codes were cracked, the great expansion of genetic  material in each cell of the domestic varieties caused them to grow much  larger than their wild ancestors. As they grew, their seeds and grains  became large enough to be easily seen, picked up, and manipulated by  human fingers. Simultaneously, the seeds and grains softened to a degree  where they could be milled, cooked, and consumed. And at the same time,  their cellular chemistry was altered enough to begin providing  nourishment to humans who ate them. The only word that remotely equates  with that achievement is: miracle.
Of course, “miracle” implies there was actually a chance that such  complex manipulations of nature could be carried out by primitive yeomen  in eight geographical areas over 5,000 years. This strains credulity  because in each case in each area someone had to actually look at a wild  progenitor and imagine what it could become, or should become, or would  become. Then they had to somehow insure that their vision would be  carried forward through countless generations that had to remain  committed to planting, harvesting, culling, and crossbreeding wild  plants that put no food on their tables during their lifetimes, but  which might feed their descendants in some remotely distant future.
It is difficult to try to concoct a more unlikely—even  absurd—scenario, yet to modern-day botanists it is a gospel they believe  with a fervor that puts many “six day” Creationists to shame. Why?  Because to confront its towering absurdity would force them to turn to  You-Know-What for a more logical and plausible explanation.
To domesticate a wild plant without using artificial (i.e. genetic)  manipulation, it must be modified by directed crossbreeding, which is  only possible through the efforts of humans. So the equation is simple.  First, wild ancestors for many (but not all) domestic plants do seem  apparent. Second, most domesticated versions did appear from 10,000 to  5,000 years ago. Third, the humans alive at that time were primitive  barbarians. Fourth, in the past 5,000 years no plants have been  domesticated that are nearly as valuable as the dozens that were  “created” by the earliest farmers all around the world. Put an equal  sign after those four factors and it definitely does not add up to any  kind of Darwinian model.
Botanists know they have a serious problem here, but all they can  suggest is that it simply had to have occurred by natural means because  no other intervention—by God or You-Know-What—can be considered under  any circumstances. That unwavering stance is maintained by all  scientists, not just botanists, to exclude overwhelming evidence such as  the fact that in 1837 the Botanical Garden BIN RAS in St. Petersburg,  Russia, began concerted attempts to cultivate wild rye into a new form  of domestication. They are still trying because their rye has lost none  of its wild traits, especially the fragility of its stalk and its small  grain. Therein lies the most embarrassing conundrum botanists face.
To domesticate a wild grass like rye, or any wild grain or cereal  (which was done time and again by our Neolithic forebears), two imposing  hurdles must be cleared. These are the problems of rachises and glumes,  which I discuss in my book, “Everything You Know Is Wrong—Book One:  Human Origins” (pgs. 283-285). Glumes are botany’s name for husks, the  thin covers of seeds and grains that must be removed before humans can  digest them. Rachises are the tiny stems that attach seeds and grains to  their stalks.
While growing, glumes and rachises are strong and durable so rain  won’t knock the seeds and grains off their stalks. At maturity they  become so brittle that a breeze will shatter them and release their  cargo to propagate. Such a high degree of brittleness makes it  impossible to harvest wild plants because every grain or seed would be  knocked loose during the harvesting process. So in addition to enlarging  and softening and nutritionally altering the seeds and grains of dozens  of wild plants, the earliest farmers had to also figure out how to  finely adjust the brittleness of every plant’s glumes and rachises.
That adjustment was of extremely daunting complexity, perhaps more  complex than the transformational process itself. The rachises had to be  toughened enough to hold seeds and grains to their stalks during  harvesting, yet remain brittle enough to be easily collected by human  effort during what has come to be known as “threshing.” Likewise, the  glumes had to be made tough enough to withstand harvesting after full  ripeness was achieved, yet still be brittle enough to shatter during the  threshing process. And—here’s the kicker—each wild plant’s glumes and  rachises required completely different degrees of adjustment, and the  final amount of each adjustment had to be perfectly precise!
In short, there is not a snowball’s chance this happened as botanists claim it did.
As with plants, animal domestication followed a pattern of  development that extended 10,000 to 5,000 years ago. It also started in  the Fertile Crescent, with the “big four” of cattle, sheep, goats, and  pigs, among others. Later, in the Far East, came ducks, chickens, and  water buffalo, among others. Later still, in the New World, came llamas  and vicuna. This process was not simplified by expanding the number of  chromosomes. All animals—wild and domesticated—are diploid, which means  they have two sets of chromosomes, one from each parent. The number of  chromosomes varies as widely as in plants (humans have 46), but there  are always only two sets (humans have 23 in each).
The only “tools” available to Neolithic herdsmen were those available  to farming kinsmen: time and patience. By the same crossbreeding  techniques apparently utilized by farmers, wild animals were selectively  bred for generation after generation until enough gradual modifications  accumulated to create domesticated versions of wild ancestors. As with  plants, this process required anywhere from hundreds to thousands of  years in each case, and was also accomplished dozens of times in widely  separated areas around the globe. Once again, we face the problem of  trying to imagine those first herdsmen with enough vision to imagine a  “final model,” to start the breeding process during their own lifetimes,  and to have it carried out over centuries until the final model was  achieved.
This was much trickier than simply figuring out which animals had a  strong pack or herding instinct that would eventually allow humans to  take over as “leaders” of the herd or pack. For example, it took serious  cajones to decide to bring a wolf cub into a campsite with the  intention of teaching it to kill and eat selectively, and to earn its  keep by barking at intruders (adult wolves rarely bark). And who could  look at the massive, fearsome, ill-tempered aurochs and visualize a much  smaller, much more amiable cow? Even if somebody could have visualized  it, how could they have hoped to accomplish it? An aurochs calf (or a  wolf cub for that matter) carefully and lovingly raised by human  “parents” would still grow up to be a full-bodied adult with hard-wired  adult instincts.
However it was done, it wasn’t by crossbreeding. Entire suites of  genes must be modified to change the physical characteristics of  animals. (In an interesting counterpoint to wild and domesticated  plants, domesticated animals are usually smaller than their wild  progenitors). But with animals something more…something ineffable…must  be changed to alter their basic natures from wild to docile. To  accomplish it remains beyond modern abilities, so attributing such  capacity to Neolithic humans is an insult to our intelligence.
All examples of plant and animal “domestication” are incredible in  their own right, but perhaps the most incredible is the cheetah. There  is no question it was one of the first tamed animals, with a history  stretching back to early Egypt, India, and China. As with all such  examples, it could only have been created through selective breeding by  Neolithic hunters, gatherers, or early farmers. One of those three must  get the credit.
The cheetah is the most easily tamed and trained of all the big cats.  No reports are on record of a cheetah killing a human. It seems  specifically created for high speeds, with an aerodynamically designed  head and body. Its skeleton is lighter than other big cats; its legs are  long and slim, like the legs of a greyhound. Its heart, lungs, kidneys,  and nasal passages are enlarged, allowing its breathing to jump from 60  per minute at rest to 150 bpm during a chase. Its top speed is 70 miles  per hour while a thoroughbred tops out at around 38 mph. Nothing on a  savanna can outrun it. It can be outlasted, but not outrun.
Cheetahs are unique because they combine physical traits of two  distinctly different animal families: dogs and cats. They belong to the  family of cats, but they look like long-legged dogs. They sit and hunt  like dogs. They can only partially retract their claws, like dogs  instead of cats. Their paws are thick and hard like dogs. They contract  diseases that only dogs suffer from. The light-colored fur on their body  is like the fur of a shorthaired dog. However, to climb trees they use  the first claw on their front paws in the same way that cats do. In  addition to their “dog only” diseases, they also get “cat only” ones.  And the black spots on their bodies are, inexplicably, the texture of  cat’s fur.
There is something even more inexplicable about cheetahs. Genetic  tests have been done on them and the surprising result was that in the  50 specimens tested, they were all—every one—genetically identical with  all the others! This means the skin or internal organs of any of the  thousands of cheetahs in the world could be switched with the organs of  any other cheetah and not be rejected. The only other place such  physical homogeneity is seen is in rats and other animals that have been  genetically altered in labs.
Cue the music from “The Twilight Zone”….
Cheetahs stand apart, of course, but all domesticated animals have  traits that are not explainable in terms that stand up to rigorous  scientific scrutiny. Rather than deal with the embarrassment of  confronting such issues, scientists studiously ignore them and, as with  the mysteries of domesticated plants, explain them away as best they  can. For the cheetah, they insist it simply can not be some kind of  weird genetic hybrid between cats and dogs, even though the evidence  points squarely in that direction. And why? Because that, too, would  move cheetahs into the forbidden zone occupied by You-Know-What.
The problem of the cheetahs’ genetic uniformity is explained by  something now known as the “bottleneck effect.” What it presumes is that  the wild cheetah population—which must have been as genetically diverse  as its long history indicates—at some recent point in time went into a  very steep population decline that left only a few breeding pairs alive.  From that decimation until now they have all shared the same restricted  gene pool. Unfortunately, there is no record of any extinction events  that would selectively remove cheetahs and leave every other big cat to  develop its expected genetic variation. So for as unlikely as it seems,  the “bottleneck” theory is accepted as another scientific gospel.
Here it is appropriate to remind scientists of Carl Sagan’s famous  riposte when dealing with their reviled pseudoscience: “Extraordinary  claims require extraordinary evidence.” It seems apparent that Sagan  learned that process in-house. It also leads us, finally, to a  discussion of humans, who are so genetically recent that we, too, have  been forced into one of those “bottleneck effects” that attempt to  explain away the cheetah.
Like all plants and animals, whether wild or domesticated, humans are  supposed to be the products of slight, gradual improvements to  countless generations spawned by vastly more primitive forebears. This  was firmly believed by all scientists in the 1980’s, when a group of  geneticists decided to try to establish a more accurate date for when  humans and chimps split from their presumed common ancestor.  Paleontologists used fossilized bones to establish a timeline that  indicated the split came between five and eight million years ago. That  wide bracket could be narrowed, geneticists believed, by charting  mutations in human mitochondrial DNA, small bits of DNA floating outside  the nuclei of our cells. So they went to work collecting samples from  all over the world.
When the results were in, none of the geneticists could believe it.  They had to run their samples through again and again to be certain.  Even then, there was hesitancy about announcing it. Everyone knew there  would be a firestorm of controversy, starting with the paleontologists,  who would be given the intellectual equivalent of a black eye and a  bloody nose, and their heads dunked into a toilet for good measure. This  would publicly embarrass them in a way that had not happened since the  Piltdown hoax was exposed.
Despite the usual scientific practice of keeping a lid on data that  radically differed with a current paradigm, the importance of this new  evidence finally outweighed concern for the image and feelings of  paleontologists. The geneticists gathered their courage and stepped into  the line of fire, announcing that humans were not anywhere near the  official age range of eight to five million years old. Humans were only  about 200,000 years old. As expected, the howls of protest were  deafening.
Time and much more testing of mitochondrial DNA and male  Y-chromosomes now make it beyond doubt that the geneticists were  correct. And the paleontologists have come to accept it because  geneticists were able to squeeze humans through the same kind of  “bottleneck effect” they used to try to ameliorate the mystery of  cheetahs. By doing so they left paleontologists able to still insist  that humans evolved from primitive forebears walking upright on the  savannahs of Africa as long as five million years ago, but between  100,000 and 200,000 years ago “something” happened to destroy nearly all  humans alive at the time, forcing them to start reproducing again from a  small population of survivors.
That the “something” remains wholly unknown is a given, although  Creationists wildly wave their hands like know-it-alls at the back of a  classroom, desperate to suggest it was the Great Flood. But because they  refuse to move away from the Biblical timeline of the event (in the  range of 6,000 years ago), nobody can take them seriously. Still, it  seems the two sides might work together productively on this crucial  issue. If only…..
Apart from disputes about the date and circumstances of our origin as  a species, there are plenty of other problems with humans. Like  domesticated plants and animals, humans stand well outside the classic  Darwinian paradigm. Darwin himself made the observation that humans were  surprisingly like domesticated animals. In fact, we are so unusual  relative to other primates that it can be solidly argued we do not  belong on Earth at all….that we are not even from Earth because we do  not seem to have developed here.
We are taught that by every scientific measure humans are primates  very closely related to all other primates, especially to chimpanzees  and gorillas. This is so ingrained in our psyches it seems futile to  even examine it, much less challenge it. But we will.
Bones. Human bones are much lighter than comparable primate bones.  For that matter, our bones are much lighter than the bones of every  “prehuman” ancestor through Neanderthal. The ancestor bones look like  primate bones; modern human bones do not.
Muscle. Human muscles are significantly weaker than comparable  muscles in primates. Pound-for-pound we are five to ten times weaker  than any other primate. Any pet monkey is evidence of that. Somehow  getting “better” made us much, much weaker.
Skin. Human skin is not well adapted to the amount of sunlight  striking Earth. It can be modified to survive extended exposure by  greatly increasing melanin (its dark pigment) at its surface, which only  the black race has achieved. All others must cover themselves with  clothing or frequent shade or both, or sicken from radiation poisoning.
Body Hair. Primates need not worry about direct exposure to sunlight  because they are covered from head to toe in a distinctive pattern of  long body hair. Because they are quadrupeds (move on all fours), the  thickest is on their back, the thinnest on the chest and abdomen. Humans  have lost the all-over pelt, and we have completely switched our area  of thickness to the chest and abdomen while wearing the thin part on our  backs.
Fat. Humans have ten times as many fat cells attached to the  underside of their skin as primates. If a primate is wounded by a gash  or tear in the skin, when the bleeding stops the wound’s edges lay flat  near each other and can quickly close the wound by a process called  “contracture.” In humans the fat layer is so thick that it pushes up  through wounds and makes contracture difficult if not impossible. Also,  contrary to propaganda to try to explain this oddity, the fat under  human skin does not compensate for the body hair we have lost. Only in  water is its insulating capacity useful; in air it is minimal at best.
Head Hair. All primates have head hair that grows to a certain length  and stops. Human head hair grows to such lengths that it could be  dangerous in a primitive situation. Thus, we have been forced to cut our  head hair since we became a species, which might account for the sharp  flakes of stones that are considered primitive hominid “tools.”
Fingernails & Toenails. All primates have fingernails and  toenails that grow to a certain length and then stop, never needing  paring. Human fingernails and toenails have always needed paring. Again,  maybe those stone “tools” were not for butchering animals.
Skulls. The human skull is nothing like the primate skull. There is  hardly any fair morphological comparison to be made apart from the  general parts being the same. Their design and assembly are so radically  different as to make attempts at comparison useless.
Brains. The comparison here is even more radical because human brains  are so vastly different. (To say “improved” or “superior” is unfair and  not germane because primate brains work perfectly well for what  primates have to do to live and reproduce.)
Locomotion. The comparison here is easily as wide as the comparison  of brains and skulls. Humans are bipedal, primates are quadrupeds. That  says more than enough.
Speech. Human throats are completely redesigned relative to primates.  The larynx has dropped to a much lower position so humans can break  typical primate sounds into the tiny pieces of sound (by modulation)  that have come to be human speech.
Sex. Primate females have estrous cycles and are sexually receptive  only at special times. Human females have no estrous cycle in the  primate sense. They are continually receptive to sex. (Unless, of  course, they have the proverbial headache.)
Chromosomes. This is the most inexplicable difference of all.  Primates have 48 chromosomes. Humans are considered vastly superior to  them in a wide array of areas, yet somehow we have only 46 chromosomes!  This begs the question of how could we lose two full chromosomes, which  represents a lot of DNA, in the first place? And in the process, how  could we become so much better? Nothing about it makes logical sense.
Genetic Disorders. As with all wild animals (plants, too), primates  have relatively few genetic disorders spread throughout their gene  pools. Albinism is one that is common to many animal groups, as well as  humans. But albinism does not stop an animal with it from growing up and  passing the gene for it into the gene pool. Mostly, though, serious  defects are quickly weeded out in the wild. Often parents or others in a  group will do the job swiftly and surely. So wild gene pools stay  relatively clear. In contrast, humans have over 4,000 genetic disorders,  and several of those will absolutely kill every victim before  reproduction is possible. This begs the question of how such defects  could possibly get into the human gene pool in the first place, much  less how do they remain widespread?
Genetic Relatedness. A favorite Darwinist statistic is that the total  genome (all the DNA) of humans differs from chimps by only 1% and from  gorillas by 2%. This makes it seem as if evolution is indeed correct and  that humans and primates are virtually kissing cousins. However, what  they don’t stress is that 1% of the human genome’s 3 billion base pairs  is 30 million base pairs, and to any You-Know-What that can adroitly  manipulate genes, 30 million base pairs can easily add up to a  tremendous amount of difference.
Everything Else. The above are the larger categories at issue in the  discrepancies between primates and humans. There are dozens more listed  as sub-categories below one or more of these. To delve deeper into these  fascinating mysteries, check “The Scars Of Evolution” by Elaine Morgan  (Oxford University Press, 1990). Her work is remarkable. And for a more  in-depth discussion of the mysteries within our genes and in those of  domesticated plants and animals, I cover it extensively in “Everything  You Know Is Wrong” (available only by ordering through www.iUniverse.com  — not Amazon.)
When all of the above is taken together—the inexplicable puzzles  presented by domesticated plants, domesticated animals, and humans—it is  clear that Darwin cannot explain it, modern scientists cannot explain  it, not Creationists nor Intelligent Designers. None of them can explain  it because it is not explainable in only Earthbound terms. We will not  answer these questions with any degree of satisfaction until our  scientists open their minds and squelch their egos enough to acknowledge  that they do not, in fact, know much about their own back yard. Until  that happens, the truth will remain obscured.
My personal opinion, which is based on a great deal of independent  research in a wide range of disciplines relating to human origins, is  that ultimately Charles Darwin will be best known for his observation  that humans are essentially like domesticated animals. I believe what  Darwin observed with his own eyes and research is the truth, and modern  scientists would see it as clearly as he did if only they had the  motivation, or the courage, to seek it out. But for now they don’t, so  until then we can only poke and prod at them in the hope of someday  getting them to notice our complaints and address them.
In order to poke and prod successfully, more people have to be  alerted to the fact that another scientific fraud is being perpetrated.  Later editions of “Icons Of Evolution” will discuss the current era when  scientists ridiculed, ignored, or simply refused to deal with a small  mountain of direct, compelling evidence that outside intervention has  clearly been at work in the genes of domesticated plants, animals, and  humans. You-Know-What has left traces of their handiwork all over our  bodies, all through our gene pools, and all that will be required is for  a few “insiders” to break ranks with their brainwashed peers.
Look to the younger generation. Without mortgages to pay, families to  raise, and retirements to prepare for, they can find the courage to act  on strong convictions. Don’t expect it of anyone over forty, possibly  even thirty. But somewhere in the world the men and women have been born  who will take Darwinism down and replace it with the truth.
The fat lady is nowhere in sight, but that doesn’t mean she’s not suiting up.
Copyright © Lloyd Pye. http://www.lloydpye.com/articles.html
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About Lloyd Pye
Lloyd Pye was  born in 1946 in Louisiana. He grew up in the small town of Amite, where  he was a star running back, receiver, and punter on a State Championship  football team. That led to a football scholarship to Tulane University  in New Orleans, where he was a running back and nationally ranked punter  before graduating in 1968 with a B.S. in psychology.
After  graduating from Tulane he joined the U.S. Army and became a Military  Intelligence Agent performing routine background checks throughout  northern Georgia. Based out of Third Army Headquarters in Atlanta, he  was never a “spy” or anything like that, although on orders he did  infiltrate a few student rallies at the University of Georgia (during  the era of SDS, when J. Edgar Hoover saw a student radical behind every  bushy beard). His experience at that was more comical than serious,  which taught him that “black ops” were not his forte.
It was during  this time that Mr. Pye began a serious independent study of all aspects  of human evolution. By the time he was 30, his studies led him to  conclude humans could not possibly have evolved on Earth according to  the prevailing Darwinian paradigm. By the time he was 40, he could  convincingly illustrate his belief by comparing skeletons in the  so-called “prehuman” fossil record with those reported to belong to the  world’s four basic types of hominoids (Bigfoot/Sasquatch, The Abominable  Snowman/Yeti, and two other types Westerners know next to nothing  about: Almas and Agogwes).
Although Mr.  Pye’s research had convinced him that humans did not evolve on Earth, he  had no idea where we might have come from, so he undertook an extended  search for an answer. At the same time, he was attempting to establish  himself as a novelist and scriptwriter. His first novel was published in  1977, his next a decade later, in between which he lived and worked in  the hinterlands of Hollywood, achieving a few modest successes before  finally accepting that he was temperamentally unsuited to the Hollywood  lifestyle.
Still pursuing  his human origins research, in 1990 Mr. Pye got lucky enough to stumble  onto the work of Zecharia Sitchin, whose brilliant, monumental research  into the historical writings of the ancient Sumerians provided the  fact-based answers to human development that he had been seeking. In  every way Mr. Pye could think to judge it, Mr. Sitchin’s research  appeared unimpeachable, so it became the bedrock of correctness that he  had been seeking, a genuine turning point in his life and in his career  as a writer.
Realizing his  own hominoid research provided a “front end” to Mr. Sitchin’s research  into all aspects of the Sumerian culture, and that Mr. Sitchin’s work  provided a “back end” to his own extensive research into hominoids, in  1990 Mr. Pye began working to find a way to fuse the two together.  “Everything You Know Is Wrong—Book One: Human Origins” is the result of  that fusion. And due to Mr. Pye’s many years as a fiction writer, it is  constructed like no other purely nonfiction text of its kind. It is  designed much like a “whodunit,” with a sequential, clue-by-clue  development of the storyline that allows readers to try to anticipate  and figure out “what comes next.”
“Everything  You Know Is Wrong–Book One: Human Origins” is highly informative,  continually entertaining, and downright fun to read. But more than that,  it plausibly and convincingly answers some of the most profound  questions we can ask of ourselves: Who are we? Why are we here? And most  important of all: Are we alone? So Mr. Pye hit the interstates in an  old Buick Roadmaster to bring his book and his message to the public.  With no training at all as a platform speaker, he was rapidly and widely  acclaimed as one of the very best in the entire field of alternative  knowledge.
Because of the  notoriety he generated with his whirlwind tour promoting EYKIW, in  February of 1999 a couple in west Texas contacted him about a peculiar  artifact they owned. It was a genuine bone skull that weighed half as  much as a normal human skull and looked nothing like one. However, it  looked very much like a skull that would fit inside the head of a  so-called “grey” alien. They asked Mr. Pye if he would examine their  highly anomalous artifact. He agreed to do so and was immediately blown  away by how far it was from the human norms in every dimension he knew  how to evaluate. He told them he felt it was very likely not a natural  deformity and not entirely human.
They asked him  to undertake the task of getting the skull scientifically tested to  determine its genetic pedigree. He agreed to do so, which meant stopping  his all-out campaign to promote EYKIW. The 900-year-old skull has come  to be known as The Starchild Skull. It has been publicized around the  world through The Learning Channel, Animal X, Extra (on Globbo TV), and  in a wide range of print media. Its genetic heritage should be  determined by the middle of 2003. Regular updates about it are posted at  www.starchildproject.com.
Starchild and  Lloyd Pye were featured in a recent National Geographic episode of their  show “Is It Real?” The episode is “Ancient Astronauts,” and can be  found in any location by checking the National Geographic cable channel  website.
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