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07-28-2009, 12:28 PM
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Planet X Site... attempts a balanced view
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http://www.exitmundi.nl/Planet-X.htm Most myth needs to be read symbolically, like a dream. So, it matters that Planet X is called Niburu, which means "Ferry Boat", and it matters that it's the eleventh planet, if indeed it is a planet. Brings up thoughts of the ferryman over the River Styx, and the Biblical Eleventh Hour, and oh, I'm sure there'll be all kinds of stuff that will come up... Read... enjoy!     
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07-28-2009, 03:33 PM
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07-28-2009, 06:25 PM
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PlanetX
Hi,
Relax X !! There is no planet X! There is not even a plane IX !! Pluto has been downgraded to an asteroid! With todays telescopes a football pitch sized object can be observed anywhere in the solar system. There is no danger of an object from outside the solar system approaching earth! The sun would take care of it! There is an order in the universe! Everything is moving away from everything else at an ever increasing speed! see the "red shift" However there is an end in sight! In 4.5 billion years time the sun will have used up all its hydrogen, expand, gobble up the planets, speed up its rotation, explode and implode and finish up a white dwarf! I'll not be here to see it!  Cheers Wolfjk
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07-28-2009, 06:44 PM
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I agree Wolf. Though I could be wrong, I do not personally believe reptiles are coming for us and that they live on Planet X. I am though interested in ancient writings and it's interesting how so many ideas evolve from them. As for conspiracy theories, those interest me only in the sense that it gives me an insight into the minds of people who believe them. It has quite nearly become a religion all it's own in some ways. I personally am glad I don't believe them because I think that would be a miserable and paranoid existence
I now avoid reading them as some go too far and I fear that some are around only to cause problems for mankind. Saying that, I do believe there are grains of truth in many places but that does not make everything ever said or written true and factual. Who knows the answers to the true and full history of our planet? I think no one alive today knows these things. (I could be completely wrong about that too  ) As for aliens, I am not adverse to the idea of them, why not? It's possible but that would make us aliens too which is something people over look. Maybe the idea of that is uncomfortable? Then again it could be we really are alone in all the vastness of space.I too won't be here to see the sun become a white dwarf
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07-28-2009, 09:29 PM
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07-28-2009, 09:43 PM
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Mwyna, that is a problem when people think everything they read is true! Or that there is no such thing as a wrong answer. Or all the other absurdities that gullible people are duped into! Gosh!
If I say 2+2=5, and you say 2+2=4, some fool will insist we're both right, because they think somehow that creates peace. I say it may create the illusion of peace, but true peace will probably only happen when we all figure out the right answers, or at least grow enough to sincerely *seek* them! I was just browsing through yahoogroups listings, and I could not believe how many sites there are for conspiracy theories, there are many of them. I didn't actually sign on to any, but was curious how many there were out there. It's gotten kind of absurd. I don't understand the minds of people who believe them, really. It just seems silly, and I can't even figure out whey they'd want to. It's fostering paranoia, and not much else. I agree with you that they seem to be there to cause trouble, not to bring truth or solutions to problems. I think we may all have been born into a false world, a stage, for a play we're all starring in, with a backstory like a real novel or play has, or lots of backstories that intertwine. It's just one idea of mine, but it's as plausible as trying to understand what happened a few millenia ago, or when the world is going to end. This could, after all, be The Neverending Story. Who knows? Would it spoil the ride if we knew for sure? I feel blessed sometimes to just be given a little heads-up and warning of coming events. It makes things even more interesting! Anyway, that's how I feel tonight! Tomorrow is a new day, and who knows what dreams will come before then... G'night all!
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08-04-2009, 02:23 AM
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Planet X
Dear Iris: Your intelligence and acumen really shone through on this one. I examined the planet x site you mentionerd as was simply blown away. That wonderful site is composed of opinions that planet x does exist, becasuse the author or authoers don"t it to exist, brilliant. Of course the credentials of the authors are well documented. All are avid patrons of the local gin mill.Because of these opinions we will simply throw away presentations by the history channel, the discovery channel, a presentation by the world books company. Lets not forget graphic from the IRAS telescope, Immanuel Velikoskies worlds in collision (Immanuel Velikosky spent his entire life researching catastrophes all over the world around the Moses exodus period) to put that book together, also dismiss Zacharia Schitizins 7 books on the Announaki and planet X.,also we need to dismiss William Henrys terrific research on Announaki technologies. I forgot to mention all these books list the credentials of the authors and contain large rerence sections, if you are curious enough to follow it out. What I really object most to is labeling Nancy Lieders Zeta Talk, and other similar sites as hype. Nancy Lieder is under a tremendous amount of pressure to get information out, and I will be the first to admit she occassionly gets a bit carried away. But in my mind this gal as well as Linda Moulton Howe are the heroines of the century. Its true nobody knows exactly when planet X will approach earth space. However to allow this catastrophic event to come down on the worlds populations without warning, when very solid evidence suggests it will is absolute criminal negligence. In my way of thinking, if there is even a possibility of a threat of damage occurring to the worlds populations a responsible person would move heaven and earth to get that information out. Let me advise you, you are playing with real announaki fire on this one. Best regards always.
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08-04-2009, 06:28 AM
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Hi Karmicresponse,
There are a lot of paranoid lunatics writing books and articles and producing shows for the History and Discovery channels. I've seen some of those programs, and they're all pseudo-mystical hype. You can't just blindly buy into every single thing you read or see just because they call the channel "History" or "Discovery". I posted that site to provide a more balanced view. I think you are leading a lot of youngsters around here into seriously bad places. And I'm not at all sure you believe any of what you're writing. I think it's just a joke to you. Hopefully, enough said. Because I'll just keep posting the site addy when you rant. I'm not really looking for arguments, just balance.
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