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Death of the Darwinist Dajjal System

tools of speculation are generally either extinct types of ape or else cer-
tain human peoples who lived at some time in the past. All the “transi-
tional form” claims made to date have been based on this speculative
technique. For example, countless skulls that Darwinists have attempt-
ed to portray as examples of the fictitious evolution of man, have been
definitely and scientifically proven to belong to extinct forms of ape or
else human races. And the skulls in question have all been removed
from the scientific literature:
- A fossil discovered in 1891 and given the name Java Man, and the

fossil known as Peking Man discovered in 1923 were both shown to be
false transitional forms in 1939.
- A single fossil tooth, claimed to represent the most significant ev-
idence of a transitional form in 1922 and given the name of Nebraska
Man, was realized to belong to a wild pig in 1927.
- A fossil discovered in 1959 and named Zinjanthropus was subse-
quently realized to belong to an ordinary ape and was removed from
the scientific literature in 1970.
- Ramapithecus, discovered in the 1930s and exhibited as a transi-
tional form for the next 50 year, was eliminated when it was shown to
be an ordinary baboon in 1981.
- Lucy, discovered in 1974 in Africa was invalidated by research in
1999-2000, and the fossil was also removed from the scientific literature.
- The skull named the Taung Child discovered in 1924 was invali-

dated in 1954 when it was shown to belong to a young gorilla.
- It was established that the Turkana Boy fossil discovered in 1984
and attempted to be portrayed as a Homo Erectus, was in fact about 12
years old, and would have stood 1.83 meters tall when he became an
adult. The erect structure of the skeleton is in no way different from hu-
mans today. It was understood that all the speculation about the fossil
was false.
In a statement issued in Nature magazine, the evolutionist L.B.
Halstead from the University of Reading Geology Department admit-

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