The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History

Dr. John Reizer

My wife and I recently stopped by The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History. So, of course, we couldn’t resist going into the dinosaur section.

The one constant theme you will encounter in The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History as well as in The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum is that Earth is billions of years old, and we humans are cosmic pieces of dust that are only present because of some giant explosion.

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Smithsonian Museum Wall Display

Throughout this very elaborate and impressive Smithsonian dinosaur display, people are confronted with giant reptiles (dragons) reconstructed by paleontologists using synthetically molded parts made or cast from fossilized/petrified animal bones. Remember that the scientists performing the dinosaur reconstructions are university graduates who fully embrace the official narrative claiming dinosaurs existed millions upon millions of years ago.

Based on academia, scientists have a bundle of preconceived tenets to work from when reconstructing a dinosaur. In my view, what these animals appear to be in a museum setting and what they once were in truthful reality are two completely different things.

Science wants us to believe that dinosaur bones that litter significant portions of the realm are millions of years old and that the process of bones and other organic matter turning into fossils requires such long periods to occur.

Fossilized Tree Remains from Arizona

Photo Credit – Melissa Reizer

Before you even get inside The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, there’s a giant display of petrified wood telling people that these samples are millions of years old.

But as I have written about on this platform before, rapid petrification and the fossilization of organic materials can and does occur all the time and it happens in a matter of seconds, not millions of years.

I first introduced the dragon dinosaur idea on NoFakeNews earlier this year. In our new book, The Matrix Reloaded Yet Again, we discuss the theory more thoroughly. I don’t think my theory is as wild and outlandish as it might initially appear.

When you think of dinosaurs and dragons, what makes you believe one animal was real and the other a mythical creation? Hollywood? Science? Carbon Dating?

Oh, what lies they have told!

Many science-minded people have concerns about the accuracy of carbon-dating technology. Is it another PCR test being utilized by the powers that be in an attempt to legitimize something (like our timeline) that is not real? I think it is!

Is this realm (simulation) as old as we have been told? Does time begin again after each reset? I think it does!

According to officialdom, humans have never witnessed dinosaurs or dragons outside of a movie theater. So, once again our beliefs and perceptions about these creatures are predicated on trusting sources that should not be trusted!

How is it possible that nearly every culture in our world has drawings and representations depicting giant dragons, and there are no such captures of dinosaurs? Dinosaurs weren’t even a thing until the mid-1800s when the term was first made up. Many Old-World explorers believe a reset occurred around this point.

What if, not very long ago, dragons, not dinosaurs, were slaughtered by a regularly recurring event (a programmatic reset) that’s natural within the parameters of our Matrix construct?

Extensive evidence exists of significant amounts of prior heat and scorching of the Earth’s terrain where dinosaur fossils are found.

What do you think?

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