[xJones]

I used to see his posts on religous threads for months and a lot of reaction to them, not with any facts, just emotional reaction. This sort of thing attracts me. I want to give the theory a good airing and see if someone can come up with somthing concrete to refute it.

You can't have read too many LostTribe replies. I particularly liked the little dancing figure and the (ggg) replies to objectors. His main proof seems to be that he's visited the British Musuem, whatever that implies. You might be more concerned in trying to dig up any evidence of his claims. This would require a great deal of work.

[skraeling]

You can't have read too many LostTribe replies.

Well I have read most of them over the years and I can't recall any comment which even faintly resembles what you are allegeing. It looks to me like you need to get your mouth under control until your head catches up. It is one thing to debate the facts but quite another to just mindlessly throw rocks.

Your scatterbrained accusations and ravings are about as welcome (and as appropriate) as a fart in church.

[William Terrell]

Actually, you must not have read many of his posts. But, you're right, one doesn't have to have gone to the British Museum to read the translations of historical writings there. So, I would be forced to admit that visiting the museum is not proof that the Europeans are the descendents of the lost tribes. Darn it.