SMITHSONIAN STILL GIVING TRUTH A ROYAL SCREWING AND CONGRESS, SADLY, REFUSING TO GET INVOLVED edconrad/oldascoal/index_files/body_data/manasoldemboss.gif edconrad/Welcome%20to%20edconrad_files/body_data/body_short_r01_c2.gif It has been almost four months since Sen. Jay Rockefeller and Rep. Lamar Smith were informed about the greatest conspiracy in the history of History, To wit, the discovery of petrified human remains between anthracite coal veins in Pennsylvania. And, much more importantly, they were made aware of the Scientific Establishments total deceit, deception, collusion and conspiracy involved in keeping the following monumental discoveries from the publics eye. ============================================= DISCOVERED BETWEEN ANTHRACITE COAL VEINS What the Smithsonian and the Vested Interest politicians dont want to see. < edconrad/pics/FINGERSx.jpg edconrad/pics/z11calv.jpg edconrad/pics/Skullx.jpg edconrad/pics/OldestHumanSkull.JPG edconrad/pics/z8femur.jpg edconrad/pics/newtibia.jpg edconrad/pics/HumanJaw3.jpg edconrad/pics/GallBladder1.jpg edconrad/pics/HumanBrain.jpg PETRIFIED HUMAN CRANIUM EMBEDDED IN A BOULDER Photo shows 662-pound boulder after it was removed from between coal veins some 250 feet underground and just waiting there for Ed Conrad to find it. edconrad/oldascoal/page3_files/body_data/skulla.jpg Its a human cranium and even American Medical Laboratories in Virginia -- considered the most prestigious medical lab in the world -- performed testing on granules removed from the skull-like object embedded in the boulder and confirmed that they contain dried blood. edconrad/oldascoal/page3_files/body_data/skullb.jpg Incidentally, the object embedded in the 662-pound boulder contains Haversian canals, the tell-tale sign of bone. ====================================== Congress certainly must be aware that these mind-boggling discoveries relegate Darwins theory of mans evolution to the garbage heap, bound for burial forever inside some dirty old landfill. In September, I brought this matter to the attention of Senator Rockefeller and Rep. Smith but so far there has been absolutely no reply from either office. And not having heard a blessed word from them, Im now sort of wondering where they sleep on some of their nights in Washington, D.C. Might it be at 1000 Jefferson Drive SW? And could it be under comfy covers of Secretary Wayne Cloughs roll-a-bed in his office at the Smithsonian Institution? (If so, I certainly hope they dont run out of Vaseline.) edconrad/canals/index_files/hooton.gif Mr. Rockefeller, you arent an average senator. Youre chairman of the U.S. Senates Committee on Commerce, SCIENCE and Transportation. And you, Congressman Smith, are also pretty special -- chairman of the House Committee on SCIENCE, Space and Technology. Consequently, you both have a duty and a responsibility to get involved in this sordid matter. YOU HAVE NO ALTERNATIVE. You unfortunately are caught in the middle I trust you will have the decency to contact me, so together we finally can remove the stench of sheer fiction about our past and replace it with the fresh air of fact about our true origin and ancestry. All you need do is demand a Congressional investigation. I, of course, would be delighted to be the star witness. < Cordially, < Ed Conrad edconrad/oldascoal/index_files/body_data/quotesnew.gif SMITHSONIAN GUILTY OF A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY edconrad/oldascoal/index_files/body_data/quotesnew.gif ======================= HOW INNOCENTLY IT HAD ALL BEGUN In June of 1981, Ed Conrad discovered what appeared to be the petrified skull of a large land animal between coal veins. edconrad/oldascoal/index_files/body_data/first.jpg He sent a photo to the Smithsonian and was extended an invitation to bring it in to be examined. This was done but three of the Smithsonians so-called experts -- after only a few minutes -- unanimously declared it to be a concretion, a strangely-shaped rock -- WITHOUT DOING ANY TESTING WHATSOEVER. Ed accepted their expert opinion. However, a few months later, he discovered another skull-like object embedded in a boulder at the same location which bore a dramatic resemblance to the side view of a human cranium (based on comparative human anatomy). He sent color photos to the Smithsonian, with this response. edconrad/oldascoal/page3_files/body_data/rr072782.gif edconrad/canals/index_files/hooton.gif ED CONRAD SENDS SMITHSONIAN GRANULES REMOVED FROM BOULDER (AS INSTRUCTED) Ed favorably followed up on the Smithsonians request and removed granules from the rind of the object that dramatically resembles a human cranium protruding from the boulder. However, before mailing, Ed tested the granules tested microscopically and was certain they contained Haversian canals. This is because, at this point in time, he had learned quite a bit about the identification of bone that he didnt know during his visit to the Smithsonian previously. Ed was now aware that bone contains minuscule Haversian canals and their presence is the conclusive evidence of bone, even if the bone had petrified. This scientific fact appears in the book, Science in Archaeology, which states that neither age nor the petrification process can remove what are known as Haversian canals, an integral part of the cell structure of bone. edconrad/oldascoal/page4_files/body_data/thefactthat.gif edconrad/oldascoal/page4_files/body_data/textbook.gif Ed had learned that, since the Haversian canals are actually passageways for oxygen and nutrients to living bone, even the process of petrification cannot displace them because, as tiny tunnels, there was nothing there to begin with (and, therefore, nothing that could be replaced during the process of petrification). The microscopic examination revealed the presence of pinholes in the thinnest pieces, virtually identical to cadaver bone at the same low magnification. MICROSCOPIC VIEW AT APPROXIMATELY 400X edconrad/oldascoal/page4_files/body_data/proof2.jpg MICROSCOPIC VIEW AT APPROXIMATELY 800X edconrad/oldascoal/page4_files/body_data/proof1.jpg Yet when Ed sent the granules to the Smithsonian, this was its response: edconrad/oldascoal/page4_files/body_data/rr090982.gif EXAMINATION OF CELL STRUCTURE TOTALLY IGNORED On Oct. 11, 1982, Ed wrote to Rye, wondering why the Smithsonian tested for mineral composition when he originally mentioned it needed to examine the cell structure of the granules that had been removed from the rind of what appeared to be the contour of a human skull embedded in the boulder. After all, Ed maintained, Rye had stated in his letter: We must do a microscopic study of the outer rind to determine if it has the structure of bone. But, according to Rye, this was not done. Or, if it was, the Smithsonian wanted to hide that fact. Ed insists the Smithsonian had supplied an answer to a question -- about mineral composition -- that did not even apply in this particular case. In any event, in his response to Eds follow-up letter, Rye rather surprisingly agreed about the necessity of having the cell structure examined. However, Rye offered an extremely weak and pathetic explanation why the Smithsonian had not done so (although only a imbecile would even think its experts had not viewed the cell structure of the granules and HAD SEEN the Haversian canals, thus confirming the material IS bone and that the object embedded in the boulder IS INDEED a human cranium). edconrad/oldascoal/page4_files/body_data/rr102282.gif ED CONRAD: GROUND SECTION WASNT NEEDED First of all, Ed notes that the Smithsonian certainly didnt have to prepare a ground section to examine the cell structure since it easily couldve used the granules (as he had done). The plain and simple fact is that Rye HAD REQUESTED the granules for the specific purpose of examining the cell structure, yet did not have this done (or lied after it was done). Meanwhile, if the preparation -- and examination -- of a ground section was so important, Ed wondered why Rye had not even mentioned it in his letter. But even worse was Ryes explanation that, because of budget restraints, the Smithsonian could not prepare a ground section at taxpayers expense. Then -- same as now -- the Smithsonians laboratories are fully equipped to prepare ground sections at minimal expense and theyre made almost every blessed day. The expense involved wouldve been peanuts. SMITHSONIANS INTEGRITY SERIOUSLY QUESTIONED It was then that Ed had very serious questions about the Smithsonians integrity. He knew for sure that, coupled with earlier events, it wanted nothing to do with the honest investigation of any of his specimens and was playing him for a fool. Ed had a good idea back then -- and later would become 100 percent certain (as youll soon see) -- that the human-like skull embedded in the boulder is indeed a human skull but the Smithsonian obviously didnt want it known because of the repercussions it would cause to the long-held -- but bullshit -- theory of mans origin and ancestry. Most importantly, the Smithsonians pseudo-scientists knew that a human skull discovered in Carboniferous strata -- which indeed it was -- means that man had inhabited the earth eons before Darwins evolutionists has put us here. THEORY OF MANS EVOLUTION KNOCKED FOR A LOOP The Smithsonian also knew -- in one felt swoop -- that the discovery of human remains between coal veins would decimate the evolutionary theory of mans origin from some lowly animals of 60-65 million years ago, since It means man had to inhabit the earth long, long before. And now Ed offers proof of the Smithsonians lack of integrity by presenting microscopic photos of granules removed from the boulder, proving that it is indeed a petrified human skull thats as old as coal (and very possibly older). edconrad/oldascoal/page4_files/body_data/proof1.jpg < Granules that were removed from the specimen resembling a human skull embedded in the boulder reveal Haversian canals, the telltale indicator of bone. This photo was taken at 400X, using top lighting and a dark field. Its important to note that, because of height differential, portions of the photo are blurry. edconrad/oldascoal/page4_files/body_data/proof1.jpg Photograph of cross section of bone, showing Haversian systems. Each Haversian system is seen as a nearly round area. The light circular core of each system is the Haversian canal, through which oxygen and nutrients pass. ================= THE DEEPEST NAIL IN SMITHSONIANS COFFIN TEST RESULTS OF GRANULES REMOVED FROM SKULL-LIKE OBJECT EMBEDDED IN BOULDER Submitted by Physicians CLinical Laboratory Hazleton National Bank Building 101 W. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. 18201 OFFICIAL REPORT AMERICAN MEDICAL LABORATORIES Chantilly, Va. 51945059/0 Received: 04/08/2000 75843/Chantilly For Null CALCULUS ANALYSIS BY CRYSTALOGRAPHY The specimen consists of a few small pieces of dried blood. None of the constituents normally found in urinary calculi are present. *** FINAL REPORT *** CP 978171-CS 84751 Nathan Sherman, M.D. Director of Laboratories Submitted by Physicians Clinical Laboratory Hazleton National Bank Building 101 W. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. 18201 ====================== GOOD GAWD! YOU MEAN THERES EVEN MORE . . . Its important to emphasize that, when Ed was getting the royal runaround from the Smithsonian in the honest investigation of his specimens, he brought the matter to the attention of Gus Yatron, his congressman. Ed pulled no punches with Yatron, accusing the Smithsonian of a lack of integrity concerning the honest investigation of his specimens. Yatrons office contacted the Smithsonian on Eds behalf and, in response, was promptly greeted with an extremely sarcastic, hostile letter from the office of its top administrator, Secretary Robert McCormick Adams. < SMITHSONIANS OFFICIAL RESPONSE LACKS CREDIBILITY edconrad/oldascoal/page4_files/body_data/mh121784.gif SMITHSONIAN TELLS A WHALE OF A LIE edconrad/oldascoal/page4_files/body_data/ec010885part1.gif edconrad/oldascoal/page4_files/body_data/parking.gif edconrad/oldascoal/page4_files/body_data/ec010885part2.gif ============== ============== GREATEST CONSPIRACY IN THE HISTORY OF HISTORY Evolutionists, their interests so vested And Poor Truth, for too long molested. Their deceit and deception Near the point of perfection If it were my call, theyd ALL be arrested =============== We can forgive a child who is afraid of the dark. The real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light. -- Plato < and Youre not only fighting the man in the ring, Ed. 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