After 4 pages of rumination and nothing new on the horizon, I have to find you dumber than a train***
@Blood and Thunder , talking to a wall is more rewarding.
***Dumber than a train is a linguistic expression used as an explanatory description of someone else's (lack of) brilliance. The term is associated with Swedens king Oscar I's fifth and youngest child, Prince August (1831-1873), who was considered witless, and named the early Swedish steam locomotive Prince August.
The guy that talks to imaginary people asked me a question then called me stupid when I gave him the correct answer. Am I not supposed to defend myself? People also keep the conversation going like this guys for example even after I said take it to the berry.
You guys have a funny way of spinning reality. You start shit then say I'm the problem when I respond. But what ever this will be my last post about pyramids n shit.
You repeatedly said it was impossible. I posted a video of a couple of archaeologist trying it for the first time with no experience, and getting it to work the first time. Using copper saws (and copper headed "drills"), sand and water as tool, leaving the same toolmarks as in the ancient objects.
As for moving the 800 ton heavy stones in baalbek that you keep parroting was impossible. The romans moved several stones just shy of that weight, and in 1769-70 the russians, under orders from Catherine the great, moved a stone weighting roughly 450 ton MORE (1250 tons. that is 1,5 times the weight of the largest baalbek stone), a distance of 6 km through broken terrain in Finland from a march to the coast. Using only human musclepower (not even horses or oxen's) it took them 9 months. Did aliens help them too?
Just stop it. You are embarrassing yourself.
They did not recreate the precision cuts or polish. 4 mm an hour? LOL. They will not be able to hermetically seal a granite box with copper tools. You haven't spent the time to watch the videos and are completely ignorant. The Romans moved nothing like that and the Russians just dragged a big stone and never lifted it. Our most bad ass crane we have today can't lift them and the largest stone is 1650 tons. It is so impractical and incredible time consuming to move such large stones. People all over the world wouldn't suddenly stop cutting precise granite and monster basalt polygonal blocks, leaving their work half finished and blown apart and then go to much inferior quality stone work.
Take it to the berry or else good day sir!
Discarding other Swedes' posts I think is pretty bad style, right
I don't discard other Swedish posts why would you think that? All I said was SOJ keeps us up to date.
Look I don't believe Sweden is competently over run although I do think it's funny when people make it sound like it is. It's bad it concentrated areas and pristine in the rest. We just don't want what we're seeing to continue that's all.
Here's a funny example from Poland.
I care about the people of Sweden, just like how I care about everyone else.
With Turkey threatening to reignite the crusades, I don't want their plans to materialize.
Turkey Threatens To Reignite European Migrant Crisis
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-07-31/turkey-threatens-reignite-european-migrant-crisis
- "We are facing the biggest wave of migration in history. If we open the floodgates, no European government will be able to survive for more than six months. We advise them not to try our patience." — Turkish Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu.
- "Turkey is fully committed to the objective of EU membership... The finalization of the Visa Liberalization Dialogue process which will allow our citizens to travel to the Schengen area without a visa, is our first priority." — Statement released by the Turkish Foreign Ministry, May 9, 2019.
- "This doesn't mean that I have anything against the Turks.... But if we begin to explain it — that Turkey is in Europe — European school students will have to be told that the European border lies in Syria. Where's common sense? ... Can Turkey be regarded a European country culturally, historically, and economically speaking? If we say that, we want the European Union's death." — Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy.
- If the EU approves the visa waiver, tens of millions of Turks will gain immediate and unimpeded access to Europe's passport-free zone. Critics of visa liberalization fear that millions of Turkish nationals may end up migrating to Europe. The Austrian newsmagazine, Wochenblick, reported that 11 million Turks are living in poverty and "many of them are dreaming of moving to central Europe."
Turkey has threatened to re-open the floodgates of mass migration to Europe unless Turkish nationals are granted visa-free travel to the European Union. The EU agreed to visa liberalization in a March 2016
EU-Turkey migrant deal in which Ankara pledged to stem the flow of migrants to Europe.
Damn Seljuks! No wonder Europeans went of the offensive in 1096 .