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See remains of Nephite Forts

http://bookofmormonevidence.blogspot.co ... tions.html

My guess Maksutov will mention Nazis a minimum of 5 times and racism will be mentioned a minimum of at least once. I could be wrong though.

bomgeography wrote:My guess Maksutov will mention Nazis a minimum of 5 times and racism will be mentioned a minimum of at least once. I could be wrong though.

Interesting suggestion. I'll think about it. As long as you post this tripe, it's at least one of the appropriate responses. Of course, if you insist on inventing new lies and fantasies, it's likely that will be commented on as well. I'm sure that your many followers will rise to defend you as usual. :D

Have you ever talked to Native Americans, or do you avoid and dismiss them just like you do historians and scientists (and BYU scholars)?

SEE https://www.amazon.com/Ancient-American ... 1573451576

Not Nephites. Hopewell earthworks have their own unique fascination when one looks beyond the Book of Mormon fantasy.

http://worldheritageohio.org/hopewell-c ... arthworks/

"To have accomplished this with a predominantly hunting and gathering economy only supplemented by a suite of locally domesticated plants and with a fundamentally egalitarian society is unprecedented in world history."

"These Ancient Ohio monuments are the largest earthworks in the world that are not fortifications or defensive structures."

Maksutov wrote:

bomgeography wrote:My guess Maksutov will mention Nazis a minimum of 5 times and racism will be mentioned a minimum of at least once. I could be wrong though.

Interesting suggestion. I'll think about it

Standing by

bomgeography wrote:

Maksutov wrote:Interesting suggestion. I'll think about it

Standing by

Go ahead and hold your breath.

Meanwhile you can read this, or have someone read it to you. It's kind of long with some big words.

http://www.deseretnews.com/article/7053 ... tml?pg=all

Maksutov wrote:
Have you ever talked to Native Americans, or do you avoid and dismiss them just like you do historians and scientists (and BYU scholars)?

I have invited him to meet with me and I'll introduce him to some American Indians and show him around the Rosebud and Pine Ridge. I asked him to email me. He never took me up on the offer.

I have Native Americans in my stake. Trust me I talk to Native Americans as much as I can.

Lets focus on the Hopewell/ Nephite forts.

bomgeography wrote:I have Native Americans in my stake. Trust me I talk to Native Americans as much as I can.

Lets focus on the Hopewell/ Nephite forts.

Be honest now. Are they of the Central Band of Cherokee tribe?