>>4449222

Ah, okay.

You'll want to watch this case:

https://www.pakistanpoint.com/en/story/512974/us-moves-to-revoke-citizenship-of-man-linked-to-srebren.html

Milosevic, and they just now identified he was part of the military? Timing is everything….

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-court-citizenship-idUSKBN19D1RJ

Last year, SCOTUS upped the bar for evidence to strip away someone's citizenship. That will come back into play for this case, and with declas from POTUS, that means this case likely will have far more evidence to pull out, since we know the body count of Srebrenica was … horribly overstated, to say the least.

>>4449290

I'm not completely certain they were 'higher up on the soul force' - but it's clear that, at least the South American people, held quite a bit of knowledge of engineering and tracking of the stars. They were trying to record something that they thought needed to last for many generations.

>>4449294

Looks like, perhaps, BPOE related? Just barely glossed the stag/elk symbol of masonic orders. What bugs me is that red flower-like design atop.

>>4449315

Well, what I've learned about their beliefs is that the cycles of human civilization mirror those found in the stars. The greater and longer the cycle, the more change comes with its completion.

Many of the ancient civilizations seemed to think and prepare long-term. Building structures out of granite isn't easy, but it lasts on the geologic time scale. Why do this when compared to much more available and easier to work with materials?

I suspect that they wanted to encode what they understood to be the truth, and that there were factions at play who wanted to keep that truth hidden. Exactly what that truth is, though, I do not know. I have my suspicions - but I could write several books on them and still barely touch the surface.

>>4449385

I highly doubt that will occur, anon.

I think what is far more likely is a gradual increase in federal reserve rates that begin to crash treasury notes, which will be purchased by assets forfeited following trial. In other words - the assets held by Soros and the like will be used to cancel considerable portions of the proverbial national debt. Treasury bonds will then be replaced by gold and silver backed minted currency…. possibly… my grasp on the plan is still evolving, but I somewhat doubt it will be anything drastic or 'sudden.' The "markets will crash" - but business will not stop and the market bubble theoretically deflated with the criminals taking the majority of the losses and purchasing power transferred back to the people.

>>4449408

There are a number of interesting scientific purposes for gold, but I think one of the reasons it was as valuable as it was in society, early on, goes back to the simple fact that it remains what it is. If you're looking for a material that is both hard to find or difficult to simply collect more of, is durable, and 'remains what it is' - then gold is a prime candidate.

Aluminum was more valuable than gold, at one point, way back in the day, because of the chemical synthesis needed to produce it.

>>4449425

I like how this refugee kid is… supposedly… sixteen, but no one can really verify that because those countries have absolutely no concept of public record.

Granted, as a libertarian-leaning person, I find myself desiring less tracking of people… hmm…

>>4449457

Micronized gold used in stained glass making will, under UV exposure, become a very powerful catalyst for breaking down organic compounds. There were some who theorized that this effect might have been part of the idea that sanctuaries were protected from plague… although most sanctuaries had far too little stained glass of that variety to be able to process that much air - so it's probably a stretch of the imagination.

>>4449512

I doubt that aliens would be interested in harvesting gold from the planet. Many metallic asteroids have far higher concentrations of platinum group metals, including Iridium. The relative cost and hassle of transporting it from Earth would really not be worth it. A species used to living in microgravity having to come and play with a species used to living on a rather large nuclear fission reactor being bombarded by UV … we're probably a bit more intimidating to hypothetical ETs than we realize.

>>4449538

That seems rather far-fetched.

The only real reason for aliens to bother interacting with us is out of a sense of philosophical obligation to do so, or because circumstances have forced them to do so. It's simply much easier, once they have the ability to travel between the stars, to stay up there and play around with what they want rather than mess around with gravity wells and grabby-stabby-slashy things that spawn on them.

>>4449549

Well, it could be that the 'gods' had extreme UV sensitivity and used gold as a means of shielding themselves when outdoors. Although… seems rather impractical next to a simple suit, or even clothing. Perhaps the solar cycle was different back then and the sun was far more shifted into the UV spectrum.

>>4449727

Well… I'll go this direction with it…

Let's say that one group of people on the planet are descended from the gods, while the other group was engineered to be more of practical labor to them.

Perhaps the gods were not in complete agreement about this plan - or some hoped to one day bridge the divide to create humans on equal terms with their overlords. Or, perhaps the original aliens are dead, and there's simply an echo of some weird science projects left behind with varying attributes from them.

What I find very odd about ancient history is how similar the various pantheons of civilizations were. Long before language solidified into written forms or evidence of complex oral language arose, humans supposedly split from each other into groups with very limited contact with each other. Yet - their ancient gods and goddesses all seem to have very similar attributes, even similar stories and archetypes.

>>4449770

Where did they get the knowledge to begin with, anon?

>>4449835

Interesting… while I would have to sit down and do math that I don't like doing - I do have a theory that particles moving near the speed of light should begin to emit sprays of particle radiation (because time dilation doesn't happen, and this creates a 'concussion wave' that eventually alters the components of particles)… but it's a little out of my league to develop such a theory mathematically.

If you remove time dilation from the picture, but figure that increases in velocity ultimately increase the energy density of particles within their bound systems, then you get to a point where a mass moving near the speed of light begins shedding energy as mass in the form of particle radiation.