Ed Conrad Big Winner on Larry King Live...

Breathes there a man with soul so dead
Who not even once to himself hath said:
Could Ed be right and could we be wrong?
Our case, quite weak. But his, SO strong!

-- Sir Walter Scott

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"You're not only fighting the man
in the ring, Ed. You're also fighting
the referee and the three judges."

-- Clayton Lennon (1900-1996)

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I'm pleased that CNN finally displayed considerable
intestinal fortitude by allowing me to display some
of my specimens of petrified bones, teeth and soft
organs -- some human -- which I've discovered
between Pennsylvania's anthracite veins and
dated at a minimum of 280 million years.

Sunday night's debate with those three leading
experts on evolution on Larry King Live gave me
an opportunity to prove that man, indeed, is as
old as coal -- thus demolishing the Theory of
Evolution and confirming that its "experts" are
all rhetoric and nothing but bags of wind.

Nauseous wind, at that!

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I thought the highlight was when Larry King asked
the three internationally acclaimed evolutionists
to produce even a teeny-weeny bit of physical evidence
to back up their theory and they were all babbling
nervously like Howard Stern's Stuttering John.

I also would like to take this opportunity to thank
the hundreds of you who already have e-mailed
to say they have been converted and are now
in my corner.

I hardly expected such a wonderful reaction, especially
from college students who finally realize that I am right
when I keep telling them they've been brainwashed
by the pseudoscientists' insistence about the truth
of evolution.

Actually, I was astonished to receive dozens of e-mails
from those brain-dead regular nincompoops who nest
at talk.origins which had blackballed my postings there
quite awhile ago. I didn't think anything would ever change
their mind but I certainly was wrong.

I am pleased that there, indeed, is hope for mankind
to rid itself of factless, facetious bull**** theory.

Again, I applaud CNN and Larry King for having
the guts to telecast such a controversial subject
and I expect to hear from Fox News, ABC and NBC
any day. For some reason, however, that Katie Couric
and CBS News will call.

My only regret is that, because of satellite problems
Sunday night, the debate wasn't seen in some parts
of the country and an old taped segment was aired.

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wrote to talk.origins:

As some of you know, Ed Conrad's appearance on Larry King
was postponed a couple of weeks ago and was rescheduled
to last night. After watching it, I have to admit that Ed is, perhaps,
on to something.

Ed presented his theory "man is as old as coal" and then they
brought in Richard Dawkins via satellite. The first 30 minutes
was Ed presenting some very impressive carbon dating results
that were confirmed by a senior scientist at MIT. I can't remember
the scientist's name, but he did confirm the accuracy of Ed's
findings.

The most interesting part was when Larry King surprised Ed
and brought Richard Dawkins on via satellite. I was a bit saddened
to see that Dawkins just dismissed Conrad's discoveries out
of hand and really didn't seem to have anything to counter Ed's
argument with...other than to say, "well, I'll have to look into this
latest finding".

Now I know we have all ridiculed Ed Conrad on this and other
forums, but I have to say that I will have to take another look
at this issue after seeing Ed's (superb) performance last night.

He seemed to have Dawkins stumped. But there has got to
be something wrong with Conrad's theory...isn't there?

Did anyone else see it and have a comment?

JR

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Thanks, JR:

I didn't see last night's Larry King Live debate, obviously,
because I was on it -- but I was pleased to finally have had
an opportunity to make a real monkey out of the top evolution
experts live on national TV.

Did you like the part where one of the experts -- that fell la
from the Smithsonian -- was so rattled and nervous in his
response that his false teeth popped out?

I thought Larry was going to fall off his chair laughing and
maybe even snap his suspenders .

Unfortunately, I've been told that because of the severe windy
weather in Atlanta last night, the debate couldn't be telecast
in certain parts of the country because of satellite problems.

Instead, CNN had to go with a video tape of one of Larry's old
interviews But I understand they are going to have me back
for another debate. And, believe me, I just can't wait.

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PARTIAL TRANSCRIPT OF LARRY KING LIVE:

LARRY: Ed, I understand you have made arrangements
to donate your brain to the Smithsonian upon your death.

ED: Oh, no, Larry. Actually I donated by brain to the Smithsonian
a couple of years ago and I now live without a brain -- that's
why I'm such a screwball.

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DISCOVERY OF PETRIFIED BONES, TEETH AND SOFT
ORGANS BETWEEN ANTHRACITE VEINS, MEANING
THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION IS UNMITIGATED CRAP

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EVOLUTION -- GREATEST COVERUP
IN THE HISTORY OF HISTORY

"Any suggestion that scientists
so dearly love truth, that they
have not the slightest hesitation
in jettisoning their beliefs, is
a mean perversion of the facts."

I. Bernard Cohen
(professor of history and science
at Harvard University)

as stated in "The Velikovsky Affair:
The Warfare Between Science and Scientism"

Ed Conrad
http://ww.edconrad.com
Man as Old as Coal