Just remember folks, do your own thinking. There are people that are very, very afraid of this place and what we dig up. They are pretty good at obfuscating and misdirection, always keep that in mind. Think for YOURSELF and dig accordingly, you may not be right, but you may not be wrong either.
I kinda think of this place as flypaper, it seems to work pretty good.
Even if they could do this, I have a feeling it wouldn't turn out well. I have a feeling that the atmospheric O2 concentrations during the time of the dinosaurs was almost double what it is now, so, even if you could recreate them, they would most likely die off because of lack of oxygen. Dinosaurs are very big, but their nostrils and lung capacities are relatively small compared to their body size. Why? They lived in a higher O2 atmosphere.
What parts of the world has the two highest opium poppy production? What was Bush seniors nickname? Why? Who did he REALLY work for? How much money is involved in that kind of trade? Who's running, "Poppy's," empire now, or taking his place? What happens when a long ruling leader dies? Competition for for the seat of power/control and all the, "benefits," that entails?
Khun Sa surrendered to the Burmese government on January 5, 1996, gave up control of his army, and moved to Rangoon with a large fortune[16] and four young Shan mistresses.[7] Following Khun Sa's surrender, opium production in the Golden Triangle declined[5] (this shift coincided with a dramatic rise in opium production in Afghanistan).[7] During his retirement he became a prominent local businessman, with investments in Yangon, Mandalay and Taunggyi.[16] After his retirement he described himself as "a commercial real estate agent with a foot in the construction industry". He ran a large ruby mine,[7] and invested in a new highway running from Yangon to Mandalay.[34] While living in Yangoon, Khun Sa maintained a low profile. His movements and communications with the outside world were restricted by the Burmese government, and his activities were monitored by Burmese intelligence.[2]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khun_Sa
1996, and then, approx four or five years later, daddy Bush gets us into Afghanistan. Interesting timing, don't ya think?
All this bullshit makes me think of the book of Daniel.
Daniel was a Babylonian captive, yet he flourished, interestingly enough by, "being best." He found himself in a satanic world system essentially unable to do much about it, other than to obey God as best as he could given his circumstances, and really only drew the line at the very most important aspects, namely, not bowing down to false idols and not defiling himself. He gave glory to God, and not man.
Is it, "cruel," to say, these are the choices, here are the consequences of those choices, now choose? We are all guilty, the question is, are you going to pick the guy who paid your penalty, or just ignore Him and pay the price yourself?
Your choice.