Comments on: Smithsonian Says No to “Lucy”

By: Garth Vrbas

Garth Vrbas — Sat, 16 Jul 2011 16:06:17 +0000

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By: Ike

Ike — Tue, 02 Oct 2007 20:12:11 +0000

P.S.: The Houston Museum of Natural Science is now putting Lucy on display and is pushing her for what she has been proven not to be, our human ancestor. I have spoken to the museum and confirmed that this is what they are trying to do. I think that we should let them know how disgusting this is to honest truth seekers.

Ike

By: Ike

Ike — Tue, 02 Oct 2007 20:08:17 +0000

Thank you for your intellectual honesty to tell the truth about Lucy. Hard core evolutionists will do anything to ‘manufacture’ evidence to present the missing links. Piltdown man, Nebraska man and all the others were proven to be man made hoaxes. If lying is good science then the whole grid collapses. The so called evidences are vanishing right before our eyes. All one has to do is view Ikons of Evolution and Unlocking The Mystery Of Life by honest scientists from Intellegent Design to see scientists who are at least honest in their approach. These include Dean Kenyon of chemical evolutionary fame.

Thank you, Ike

By: Many scientists unhappy about Lucy tour

Many scientists unhappy about Lucy tour — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 22:25:03 +0000

[...] It’s especially distressing to museum professionals I’ve talked with in Africa that ‘Lucy’ has been removed from Ethiopia for six years, and that a U. S. museum has been involved in doing so. The decision to remove ‘Lucy’ from Ethiopia also goes against the professional views of Ethiopian scientists in the National Museum of Ethiopia, the institution mandated to safeguard such irreplaceable discoveries.” Link [...]

By: Stanley Berger

Stanley Berger — Sat, 08 Sep 2007 00:49:47 +0000

I failed to read the reason behind the relunctunce to move “Lucy”, How about completing the article?

By: B. L. Logan

B. L. Logan — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 16:39:04 +0000

Considering it is not what they claim it is (an evolutionary step to modern man) I don’t think it should be displayed at all. I am sick of the “evolution religion” fanatics pushing their beliefs on us as if they were facts, when the truth is, this skeleton was found in several different strata and far apart in their digging, and could not have possibly been from one individual – it is just another of the made-up creatures these believers have made up to try and convince us that we are not the ultimate and special creation of the Almighty God. No wonder so many children are committing suicide in these days! They are being taught in public school that human beings are nothing special – that we are just another “animal” infesting this planet and WE are causing global problems – that we should all be dead. The truth my God teaches is that we were made in God’s image and have a responsibility and purpose on this earth. It is a travesty, this “evolution religion” they teach in the schools as fact. People are pulling their kids out of the Godless public schools in record numbers. I pulled my child out in 1987 and it was the best thing I have ever decided to do! I say, stop accepting these lies of these “evolution religion” fanatics and start making them show “proof.” Their lies will go away because they can’t show us any. Their “proof” does not exist.

By: Vincent Gonzalez

Vincent Gonzalez — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 22:35:53 +0000

It sounds to me as a pettiness amongst those institutions which are suppossed to enleigthen the rest of us.
If the fossils were to be kept under its countries’ protection why then, did it leave his place of origin. Whose responsibility do these actions befall upon? Was there some payola to get it out? Or is it cheer jealously among institutions?
Why deprive the rest of us of seeing the real thing in the first place. If the custodians are thorough enough to protect the remains from certain damage while touring our country, then, why shouldn’t the rest of the world enjoy viewing such a magnificent example? Many of us cannot afford a trip to Ethiopia to see the fossils. So what’s wrong with it to be out of the country for six or more years and then returned to its country of origin.
Please grow up or get a life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!