Lava keeps spreading in Hawaii

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[kungfool]

Nature's power is awesome.
This is how many of the Islands in the South Pacific were formed.

Did anyone ever explain how the natives ever got to Hawaii in the first place?

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interesting:

Quote:Anonymous
Answered Jul 22, 2013
Mitochondrial DNA testing through the human genome project indicates the ancestors of the Polynesian people originally came from Taiwan. They migrated throughout the Pacific region and settled at various times on various islands. The Polynesian Triangle extends from Aotearoa-New Zealand in the south to Hawaiʻi in the north, to Rapa Nui -Easter Island in the east.

Polynesians traveled by voyaging canoe guided by the night sky, ocean currents, waves, winds, birds and marine life. More importantly, they developed deep spiritual connections with their ancestors and all natural life. These connections guided them to the various islands in the Pacific.

Many believe Hawaiʻi is the last place on earth to be populated by humans. However, Polynesians have a long storytelling tradition that includes tales of migratory travel between many of the main island groups--Samoa, Tahiti, etc. The Polynesian Triangle encompasses 16 million square miles of ocean, making Oceania the largest continent on earth.

The first person of European descent to arrive in Hawaii was Captain James Cook, who came in 1778. Hawaiians had been living in the islands for more than 1500 years by the time he arrived.

[Count Iblis]

(07-13-2018 12:49 PM)kungfool Wrote:  Nature's power is awesome.
This is how many of the Islands in the South Pacific were formed.

Did anyone ever explain how the natives ever got to Hawaii in the first place?

[Chaos Reigns]

Don't show the flat earth tards!



Seems like you would want to go east as far as you could while in the South Pacific, then start heading northwest. Otherwise you face the wind coming down directly on you, and taking you west.

Does make you wonder when did Japanese and Russians first arrive in Alaska/California.

[kungfool]

Damn. Europe is much closer to North America than SE Asia is to South America.

It's really incredible that people were able to make across 1/3 across the globe by sea, whatever the circumstances may have been.
I think they just don't get praise for it, because they don't have any history or collective memory of how they got there, and it's mostly been up to Europeans to figure it out for them.

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they probably had high tech back in the day

but according to NWO-European hagiography.. no medicine or real science existed before the european enlightenment

I was blown away when I found out that over 50% of modern pharmaceuticals are derived from plants and herbs.. the same herbs that the ancients have known about for 10s of thousands of years

[Chaos Reigns]

Sao Tome, an island about ~200 km off the coast of Africa, was uninhabited until Europeans discovered it.

"The islands of São Tomé and Príncipe were uninhabited at the time of the arrival of the Portuguese sometime between 1469 and 1471"

As for Big Pharma, you can't file a patent on a plant, hence they don't want plants to be seen as medicine. Plus, they only care about treatment, not prevention or cures.

Huge props to the Europeans who sailed not only across the Atlantic, which took about 6 weeks back in the day, but even more to those who sailed across the Pacific! Which was even farther! For their efforts they ran into cannibals! Can you blame them for being upset, and thinking the world is full of savages?

[Mad Mike]

According to I PET GOAT 2 Hawaii is supposed to lose some islands altogether..

Something big will go down involving NK too

[jho]

(07-14-2018 12:56 PM)Mad Mike Wrote:  According to I PET GOAT 2 Hawaii is supposed to lose some islands altogether..

Something big will go down involving NK too

I'm curious how you arrived at that interpretation.

I PET GOAT II does predict an attack on the Dome of the Rock. I don't remember seeing anything suggesting anything about Hawaii or NK.

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(07-14-2018 11:43 AM)Chaos Reigns Wrote:  Sao Tome, an island about ~200 km off the coast of Africa, was uninhabited until Europeans discovered it.

"The islands of São Tomé and Príncipe were uninhabited at the time of the arrival of the Portuguese sometime between 1469 and 1471"

As for Big Pharma, you can't file a patent on a plant, hence they don't want plants to be seen as medicine. Plus, they only care about treatment, not prevention or cures.

Huge props to the Europeans who sailed not only across the Atlantic, which took about 6 weeks back in the day, but even more to those who sailed across the Pacific! Which was even farther! For their efforts they ran into cannibals! Can you blame them for being upset, and thinking the world is full of savages?

China already sailed all over the world before the europeans had the capability to. they said Hi to the africans got some giraffes and animals and left

they did not plunder and kill the natives. Huge props to China imo.

Also I don't get why it's bad to live with nature. Why is it called 3rd world to live in an ENVIRONMENTAL way with a "low carbon footprint"

why must civilized people be consuming JUNK, deplete the earth's resources with plastic , trinkets, phones, cars and all kinds of junk. I mean that is one way to live, but one should not classify people who live in mudhuts as 3rd world. it's one way of life. we should appreciate diversity

imo countries like China and Japan during 1700-1800s had a good balance between technology and preserving nature.

our current system is completely unsustainable. imagine if everyone wanted to live like americans... the world would be destroyed

[Mad Mike]

The girl has the Hawaiian islands tattood on her face. Some if the islands are missing. There's breakdown videos of it. It's still a big issue in my CT world. I watch videos on I PET GOAT regularly.. JKBUGOUT I think is his name.. He's still figuring shit out regarding the video..

I do remember seeing one explaining Hawaii.. It's on the girls face..

[Chaos Reigns]

(07-14-2018 01:44 PM)pug-thug Wrote:  

(07-14-2018 11:43 AM)Chaos Reigns Wrote:  Sao Tome, an island about ~200 km off the coast of Africa, was uninhabited until Europeans discovered it.

"The islands of São Tomé and Príncipe were uninhabited at the time of the arrival of the Portuguese sometime between 1469 and 1471"

As for Big Pharma, you can't file a patent on a plant, hence they don't want plants to be seen as medicine. Plus, they only care about treatment, not prevention or cures.

Huge props to the Europeans who sailed not only across the Atlantic, which took about 6 weeks back in the day, but even more to those who sailed across the Pacific! Which was even farther! For their efforts they ran into cannibals! Can you blame them for being upset, and thinking the world is full of savages?

China already sailed all over the world before the europeans had the capability to. they said Hi to the africans got some giraffes and animals and left

they did not plunder and kill the natives. Huge props to China imo.

Also I don't get why it's bad to live with nature. Why is it called 3rd world to live in an ENVIRONMENTAL way with a "low carbon footprint"

why must civilized people be consuming JUNK, deplete the earth's resources with plastic , trinkets, phones, cars and all kinds of junk. I mean that is one way to live, but one should not classify people who live in mudhuts as 3rd world. it's one way of life. we should appreciate diversity

imo countries like China and Japan during 1700-1800s had a good balance between technology and preserving nature.

our current system is completely unsustainable. imagine if everyone wanted to live like americans... the world would be destroyed

Have you been to Africa, bro?