Was Richard L.Thompson Martyred For His Beliefs?

Was Richard L.Thompson Martyred For His Beliefs?

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Does anybody even know what he died of?

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Originally posted by avalanchethecat
Does anybody even know what he died of?
Found dead at the bottom of his swimming pool at the age of 61yrs.

Definitley killed by a crack team of atheistic evolutionary scientists to silence him for exposing the truth about the origins of man.

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Who was this guy? Scientist?
(a brief description is fine-no links please, not for me anyway. Thnx)

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Originally posted by avalanchethecat
Does anybody even know what he died of?
I think he died of Aids?

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Originally posted by Dasa
I am not seeking to abandon anything.

I will always present truth .

I will always expose falsity.
Don't seek to abandon this one then. Was Richard L.Thompson murdered by "the cheating science establishment"? You say you will always present truth. Is this claim of yours about Thompson a "truth" that is as undeniable as the other "truths" you present on this Forum?

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Originally posted by karoly aczel
Who was this guy? Scientist?
(a brief description is fine-no links please, not for me anyway. Thnx)
He's one of the pair of 'vedic creationists' who published the pseudoscientific text "Forbidden Archaeology". This tome works very much like Vishvahetu/Dasa's posts, ignoring basic facts, championing outdated and discredited 'evidence' and ridiculing and insulting data and researchers with whom they disagree. Rather amusingly, his krishna name was Sadaputa Dasa.

Despite my scorn, it is well worth reading - far better than Dan Brown's nonsense, and on my bookshelf right next to Von Daniken.