ANCIENT ATOMIC WAR? WHY is a SWATH of North Africa and Asia a desert???

March 29, 2017 John de Nugent English 0

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ANCIENT ATOMIC WAR? WHY is a SWATH of North Africa and Asia a desert??? Did an ancient NUCLEAR WAR set the atmosphere on fire WHERE IT HAPPENED, fusing helium and oxygen atoms into silicon dioxide (sand), which then “rained down,” burying ancient civilizations under billions of tons of SAND? Both Adolf Hitler and (((Robert Oppenheimer))) were afraid in 1945 that a full-scale nuclear war could set the atmosphere on fire.

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John de Nugent The savannah belt in Africa, south of the Sahara Desert, is full of blast-off marks from hundred of ANCIENT rocket launches: https://johndenugent.com/…/bruechmann-startplaetze…

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John de Nugent German NASA engineer Peter Brüchmann saw these hundreds of blastoff scorch marks in the 1950s and confirmed them again with Google Earth: https://johndenugent.com/…/bruechmann-fremde…

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John de Nugent That ain’t no crater! Those are gouges of a death beam moving along!
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John de Nugent Oxford PhD Joseph Farrell: Ancient earth waged war on Mars, firing a stupendous death beam from the Gizah Pyramid, and won! https://johndenugent.com/…/giza-death-star-farrell.jpg

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John de Nugent And is the Asteroid Belt the remains of another planet, one that Earth completely destroyed? https://johndenugent.com/…/asteroid-belt-Inner…

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John de Nugent Are more advanced humans in our galaxy and enlightened non-human ETs both very worried that belligerent earthlings are edging toward nuclear war again? https://johndenugent.com/…/did-alien-craft…/

Chappy Chapman Yeah that is one theory. But the presence of plutonium in the soil says differently. This is also dated around the same time as the vitrified sites in the Indus Valley.
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John de Nugent Chappy Chapman What is the source of the claim of plutonium in strata of North American soil?
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Chappy Chapman John de Nugent it’s in my book. I believe this is the source:

5. Firestone, Richard B. and Topping, William. Terrestrial Evidence of a Nuclear Catastrophe in Paleoindian Times, The Mammoth Trumpet, 16:9, (March 2001). Cr. C. Davant III. This off-mainstream journal is published by the Center for the Study of the First Americans, 355 Weniger Hall, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR 97331-6510.

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Chappy Chapman If I remember correctly it was plutonium 239.
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John de Nugent Chappy Chapman Interesting; thank you. There is a stratum of charred vegetation all over the continental US from around 10,500 BC. It is speculated this wiped out 90% of the White European Solutreans, making the conquest (landnama) by Mongols much easier.
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John de Nugenthttp://abob.libs.uga.edu/bobk/nuclear.html

TERRESTRIAL EVIDENCE OF A NUCLEAR CATASTROPHE IN PALEOINDIAN TIMES
of North America, theoretically the point of entry of the first people to the Americas, is traditionally assumed to have occurred within a short time span beginning at about 12,000 yr B.P. This is inconsistent with much older South American dates of around 32,000 yr B.P.
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John de Nugent The article suggests MY area, the UP of Michigan, was a target location for this nuclear fallout. Just today a local told me that there is a pyramid (from an ancient civilization) in the woods along the riverbank of the Ontonagon River about 5-6 miles from me.
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Chappy Chapman John de Nugent yes! There are pyramids all over North America but not many people know about them because they look like hills now with trees growing out of them. There is a big one in Illinois.
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John de Nugent Chappy Chapman Are they Egyptian-like — sloped — or stepped, like a ziggurat?
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Chappy Chapman John de Nugent I believe they are more stepped. Much more primitive than the ones in Egypt.
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Chappy Chapman Chohokia pyramid in Illinois.

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Chappy Chapman John de Nugent yeah it’s fascinating! I’d really like to go there. I wonder if anyone has excavated? A lot of the archeological sites in North America were excavated in the later 19th and early 20th century. And some say the Smithsonian “buried” the evidence of an advances race of red haired giants. I have a few of the original New York Times articles about the gaint bones in my book. They are still archived with the New York Times for anyone to look up.
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