Peter Mungo Jupp: How Far Can Kangaroos Swim?

Thunderbolts Project

This video is truly excellent and I love Peter’s alternative theory to Evolution. This blows Darwin out of the water!

4 Nov 2024

Between Bali and its neighboring Indonesian island, Lombok, lies a slim ten-mile sea channel—the start of the thousands-mile-long Wallace Line—a geological etching beneath the sea, and also a distinct biological division.

On one side are bouncing kangaroos—on the other side are man-eating tigers. To the south is Australia—to the north are the Philippines. The boundary is marked by steep underwater sharp-faced cliffs.

What if an electrical charge machined along the borders of this Wallace Line? Could the resulting electric discharges have affected the chromosomes of life forms? The answer may be an electromagnetic arc that stimulated an adaptive species readjustment called polyploidy.

Archaeologist and Thunderbolts colleague Peter Mungo Jupp shares his hypothesis of a major cosmic plasma discharge event that caused polyploidy to form new species—and the effect was instant speciation in Australasia.