Google deleted my article.

good for them

There IS a god.

BTW...I don't believe Google can delete articles however misguided.

Google is in bed with the Luminati . . . i'm surprised, Miss Cunning Coney, that you don't know that.

If Google was busy in bed with the Luminati it'd have been too busy to go deleting articles from meteorite....I mean blogs.

Perhaps the dog ate it?

Good for them. Apparently they are vetting some of the posted material and identifying the "complete whacko" stuff.

But I'm a bit surprised that they are doing this. It means they must be expending some amount of money/energy on vetting material. Either that or they have found some automated algorithm for identifying "spam" like that. I wonder if they are using spam blocking routines similar to what they use in Email? It's very interesting that they have deleted your post.

I don't think Google deleted your article. All your other crap is still out there. I don't see why they would delete one of your articles and not the others.

You must have accidentally deleted it yourself.

Either that or you're making all this up just to get attention.

Or maybe something in that post violated their terms of agreement.

Did they delete or Sucktures of Skeletal Cock Muscle Throbbing Fibers Found in Cum Swallowing Martian Meteorite Sluts NWA 998?

Now that's a headline.

I think it also might be a film.

Google sent me this email:

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Edit [Moderator]: Link removed

So, in fact, this surmise:



. . . was correct.

Wow, you mean we can link to our blogs! I did not know that.
Edit [Moderator]: Link removed.

Oh man, this is hilarious . . . if the moderators start removing the links to the Wretchfossil blog, there goes all of Bewildered's "scientific proof" right out the window! I'm laughin' so hard it hurts!

LOL, kinda spoils his whole purpose in life ya think

Ah ha. That explains a lot doesn't it.

It looks like your blog removal is related to the copyright infringement issues that the author of those photo's mentioned on one of your other thread.

It's interesting to see the copyright rules in action. I've often wondered how these things would be enforced.

It was removed after a copyright infringement was successfully filed for the illegal and unauthorised use of Tom Phillips images. It is disgusting that a meteorite with such an important future and legacy ahead has been blemished by such illogical filth.

Which meteorite are we talking about here? NWA998?

What is its important future and legacy?

NWA 998 is widely considered to be the most important meteorite to ever come out of the worlds hot deserts. It contains ankeritic carbonates. The only other meteorite in the world to contain these is the famous ALH84001.

While several Martian meteorites contain minerals that have been altered by water before their terrestrial residence, NWA 998 contains water bearing minerals, so it actually contains trace amounts of Martian water!

Further research is currently being undertaken by many prominent institutions across North America and Europe and it is the most currently studied meteorite in the world. In April of last year, the University of Toronto, Canada announced that they had discovered evidence for extra terrestrial life within NWA 998. These bioforms, while similar to those discovered within ALH84001 in 1996, where an order of magnitude more plentiful and where also found in what where described as colonies. The lack of colony structure was the major argument against the biological origin of the forms in ALH84001. Further work will be undertaken by the University to support the claim. If analysis shows the strong presence of carbon, oxygen, nitrogen and other atoms commonly found in organic compounds that have a biological origin but are nearly absent in the material around the filament-like structures, then the case that these are indeed Martians would be greatly strengthened.

So many brilliant minds have spent years exploring this meteorite and they could have a genuine case supporting the existence of extraterrestrial life. It's just such a shame that fruit cakes come along and hijack their work to support their own ludacris delusions.