Ed said “yes, yes, yes”, so fell the theory of evolution
	Ed said “yes, yes, yes”, so fell the theory of evolution Mr.Ed Conrad recently accepted a polygraph test. In the test he answered “Yes” to each of the following three questions, thus disproving the theory of evolution: A. Did you find that skull-like specimen within the vicinity of Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania?... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 3月2日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)

	Do not use God, or evolution,or Martian life as your automatic teller machine
	Do not use God, or evolution, or Martian life as your automatic teller machine Of God, evolution, and Martian life, only evolution is ficticious. Many men have used the three to make money, which has become their obssesion and vested interest, blinding them to truth, such as Ed's Carboniferous human skull cap and femur. Modern humans have... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 3月1日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)

	Wasteful evolution party is over
	My following website contains webpages that disprove once for all the myth of evolution. That myth has cost too many people too much. [link] 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2月23日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)

	Femur neck evidenced in Carboniferous Human Femur
	Article "A Study on a Carboniferous Human Femur Fossil" was updated on Feb. 14, 2009 and displayed at : [link] The updated article adds new discovery of femur neck evidenced by many osteons and Haversian canals (see the Result Section). A few more... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2月14日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)

	No evolution if Darwin saw this
	No evolution if Darwin saw this Carboniferous human femur fossil Darwin would have never proposed his theory of evolution had he read the following article evidencing the existence of a Carboniferous human femur fossil: [link] Plentiful Haversian canal remains have been found on both ends of the... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2月12日 - 2 則新留言 (共有 2 則留言)

	Get US$10,000 for disproving this human femur fossil
	This award is guaranteed by a notebook computer manufacturer. Serious parties should apply only if they have found disproof/material mistakes in the following article,which described the femur: [link]... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2月4日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)

	Latest update on the article "A Study on a Possible Carboniferous Human Femur Fossil"
	A Study on a Possible Carboniferous Human Femur Fossil Last update: Jan. 25, 2009 By Lin Liangtai Summary Mr.Ed Conrad, the discoverer of the subject material, has claimed he has found thousands of “fossils” in the Mahanoy City and Shenandoah region of Pennsylvania, USA. Before this study, the author has studied... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 1月25日 - 2 則新留言 (共有 2 則留言)

	A Study on a Possible Carboniferous Human Femur Fossil
	Improved on Jan. 18, 2009: A Study on a Possible Carboniferous Human Femur Fossil Last update: Jan. 18, 2009 By Lin Liangtai Summary Mr.Ed Conrad, the discoverer of the subject material, has claimed he has found thousands of "fossils" in the Mahanoy City and Shenandoah... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 1月18日 - 2 則新留言 (共有 2 則留言)

	Undeniable osteons in a Mars fossil bone; That's why NASA never publish any anatomist's comments.
	Undeniable osteons in a Mars fossil bone; That’s why NASA never publish any anatomist’s comments Fig. 1 shows remains of four osteons, two of which contain clear Haversian canals. The figure was originally downloaded from Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity on Dec. 26, 2008. It has been expanded a... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2008年12月30日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)

	Mars rover found new Haversian canals of fossil bone
	Mars rover found new Haversian canals. Fig. 1 is a new microscopic image sent back by Mars Rover Opportunity around Dec.23, 2008. The expanded image shows three Haversian canals, each containing a vertical capillary. Fig. 1: marked for three Haversian canals found only in bones: [link]... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2008年12月27日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)