13 Nov 09
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Originally posted by PhlabibitCareful here Phlab - you're in serious danger of being labelled as a ' conspiracy alarmist.
Well, I won't be fooled.
I asked NASA and they deny the existence of Nibiru. There is only ONE reason you would deny something...
'Cuz you don't want people to know THE TRUTH!~
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December 21, 2012, be very afraid and be very, very far away from the coast.
skeeter
13 Nov 09
Originally posted by BlackampThis.
if the Mayans thought the world was born in 3114 BC, why would anybody worry about when they thought it would end?
My thought exactly.
Besides, there's any number of things that could end our time on earth tomorrow... an asteroid impact (has anyone noticed we're getting more "near misses" lately?) or a pole reversal (which we're way overdue for, and our sun's currently weakened magnetic field makes one even more likely) are at the top of the list.
People speak of "the end of the world". I assure you, the earth will continue to spin. Whether it does so with the continued presence of humans is another matter entirely.
13 Nov 09
The post that was quoted here has been removedSays YOU!~
Why else would an ancient calendar end?
What are the chances any human would be alive when that calendar ends? Pretty slim, right?
Well, here we are. Not long now, and all the FACTS line up saying that the world will END.
It's ovah!
Make your time.
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13 Nov 09
Originally posted by jimslyp69The orbital plane of Nibiru is supposed to be perpendicular to our orbital plane, and it is supposed to approach us on the southern hemisphere side. We won't notice it right away because of the dearth of large telescopes in the southern hemisphere.
Isn't the significance of 2012 linked the supposed approach of 'Nibiru'? The giant planet that's allegedly been out of sight until its close pass with Earth in a couple of years time. Foretold by Mayans, the end of the world as we know it comes when this massive rock pulls all of our tides and weather systems apart, with its gravitational pull. Conspiracy ...[text shortened]... ars? This is not geometrically possible when our own planet's orbit of the sun is one year.
At least that's what they say.
13 Nov 09
Originally posted by darvlayCome on, they took all their good stuff with them.
LOL. That's hilarious! Well, I've beento the Yucatan Peninsula and I didn't see one ancient telescope the whole time I was there. Just a bunch of warped ruins and silly ball courts for human heads. ðŸ˜
Betcha didn't see any supercomputers or spaceships, either. See?
13 Nov 09
Originally posted by SuzianneThe cause of the underdevelopment of the South is la danse macabre.
The orbital plane of Nibiru is supposed to be perpendicular to our orbital plane, and it is supposed to approach us on the southern hemisphere side. We won't notice it right away because of the dearth of large telescopes in the southern hemisphere.
At least that's what they say.
13 Nov 09
Originally posted by Scotty70We went through the same nonsense on 5/05/05...
I've heard something to the effect that all of that planets in the solar system are supposed to line up on that date, creating an amplification of the normal gravititional pull on the Earth, possibly tilting the Earth out of its current orientation of 23.5 degrees.
I say possibly, but not likely. And hardly the end of the world.
Plus, the gravitational influence of the ALL the planets in the solar system on us is insignificant compared to the gravitational influence of the sun. Even if they all "line up".
13 Nov 09
Originally posted by PhlabibitAll your days are belong to us!
Says YOU!~
Why else would an ancient calendar end?
What are the chances any human would be alive when that calendar ends? Pretty slim, right?
Well, here we are. Not long now, and all the FACTS line up saying that the world will END.
It's ovah!
Make your time.
P-
13 Nov 09
Originally posted by SuzianneYes, we all dance around in a ring of well intentioned, speculative posts wondering
This.
My thought exactly.
Besides, there's any number of things that could end our time on earth tomorrow... an asteroid impact (has anyone noticed we're getting more "near misses" lately?) or a pole reversal (which we're way overdue for, and our sun's currently weakened magnetic field makes one even more likely) are at the top of the list.
People ...[text shortened]... n. Whether it does so with the continued presence of humans is another matter entirely.
why and when and suppose... while the Big Guy upstairs smiles down and knows.
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