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Was Galileo a liar?
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Take Divers diagram. Imagine the sun is just where it says rotation.Originally posted by Diver View Post

The Northern hemisphere is tilted directly towards the sun, it's misummers day.
as the earth moves a quarter of the way round, its the autumnal equinox
then when its on the opposite side, the NH is tilted away from the sun, thats mid winter
then the spring equinox then back to summer.
In addition, the axis wobbles a bit, leading to interesting climatic changes. At the moment the north pole is racing away from the US and towards Russia at a very fast pace indeed
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Considering Galileo died in 1642 and Weishaupt didn't form the "Illuminati" until 1776, what do you think?Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostWasn't Galileo one of the Illuminati or whatever they were called? He made it up.
Take this
go and read a few factual books, might I recommend anything by "The Invisible College", they've been producing interesting pamphlets etc since 1660.

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The North pole is defecting to the RussiansOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View PostIn addition, the axis wobbles a bit, leading to interesting climatic changes. At the moment the north pole is racing away from the US and towards Russia at a very fast pace indeed
If only the british poles would do the same
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I get all my historical facts from Dan Brown. You can f*** right off.Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostConsidering Galileo died in 1642 and Weishaupt didn't form the "Illuminati" until 1776, what do you think?
Take this
go and read a few factual books, might I recommend anything by "The Invisible College", they've been producing interesting pamphlets etc since 1660.
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Sorry, was probably meOriginally posted by Cliphead View PostIt's a glitch in the matrix.
Do an update, think I've fixed it now.Comment
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Well fix it you cheapskate lizardOriginally posted by zeitghostYou do all realise that the stars are just little holes in the black material we made the sky out of, don't you?
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He's just a smelly plagiarist!Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostI get all my historical facts from Dan Brown. You can f*** right off.

Actually, I don't know if he is smelly.
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