Lavrentiy Beria, a Jєω and a sɛҳuąƖ sadist, serial killer and pedophile. 

These are the same people, mind you, who believe that chickens “evolved” from Tyrannosaurus Rex!
From this article: https://www.livescience.com/1410-rex-related-chickens.html

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I admit, I was a believer in such stupidity before I came back to the True Faith. Notice the fallacy here that lies beyond the repeated assertion of the millions of years that never happened. Relation does not equal causation! Moreover, the fact that they found soft tissue in the bones of a creature that allegedly died so long ago puts into question their timeline, as no organic tissue should be able to last that long.

This is a pretty good video arguing against Dinosaurs 

Evolution and Dinosaurs Debunked

https://tv.gab.com/channel/lesane13/view/evolution-and-dinosaurs-debunked-6164d1b5ec0359aa6adc1bbb

Dinosaurs existed, but they were mass buried in a catastrophic Flood -- the one in Genesis.

The bone sorting, smallest-to-largest deposition pattern, everything -- only the Flood as chronicled in Genesis explains the evidence.
Layers were put down VERY quickly, one on top of the other, and the biggest head-scratcher: there was no time for burrowing insects to disturb one layer, or rain to erode it in all the various low points, before the next layer was deposited. Only a catastrophe could do that.

There are some great pro-Creation videos on Youtube that go into all these details.



https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEVsU6O-XMpG0mzwS98OhPfYekQRnA93K

I think I’ve seen some of these, they’re great. Not to mention several descriptions of “dragons” from history seem to match with modern understandings of dinosaurs. When one combs through the various descriptions of dragons written during the age of Ancient Greece and Rome, however, the dragons described there are gigantic serpents that seem to be Old World relatives of the Titanoboa. 

An intriguing and convincing case of a dinosaur that survived into more modern times is that of the Crosswicks Monster from Crosswicks, Ohio. I may post in a separate thread about this subject, as I would love to share some of my amateur research on this forum.