Something Just Went BEZERK in the Gulf of Mexico. The US Navy just sunk a French Submarine

edit to say> Sweet Dreams All! G'nite...

Last Edited by TutuWuwu on 10/12/2010 02:39 AM

Wasn't' it around page 450 or so posts saying "End this thread now" started showing up? We showed them, huh?

Do you guys think a significant event will unfold on Wednesday?

The stage is set in many places and ways. However, it doesn't mean anything will happen, or if it happens, that we'll immediately know about it.

I sometimes feel as if a cat and mouse game is played, and if we (the sheeple) get the answers to half the clues, TPTB changes plans or delays events. For example, by several yardsticks, Israel would have militarily gone into Iran in some way by now, yet the game gets called before each tentative date and nothing happens. I suppose one day they'll actually do it and everyone will say "saw that coming", and that wil generate almost a sense of approval for the act.

Funny old world.

People I know with 'sight' have said "no" regards the 13th, but have said "yes" to the 15th.

B U T, that this 'significant event' will not be in public view.

Of the group of people I have asked, four of them said the 15th, and the same (disconnected) four mentioned Hopi Indians.

I sent an email to Robert Morning Sky, (the only Americvan Indian I have met) who informed me with a big smiley, that he was involved with something of significance on the 15th, and it wasnt the NAMI's!!!! (Nat. Am. Indian music awards)

Guess we'll see.

Damn right Hans!!!

Beer celebration?

Fick ja!

Last Edited by Hans The Magnificent on 10/12/2010 04:04 AM

schhhhttt! (thats twisting top off bottle)

Glug, glug, glug. MMMMMmmmmmmmm Beer!

Several pages behind, sorry if already posted :)
Oct 11


Oct 5

So if nothing happens on Oct 13th will that be the end of this thread?

Let's examine what's been said about the 13th. OP claims the embassy briefcases will be opened on the 13th. Well even if they exist and they are opened it's unlikely it'll be the top story in TMSM.

OP will return on 13th. To string us along some more and keep this baby alive. Or am I being too cynical.

It's Woodie who's been telling us to keep watching the sky on the 13th (and eating the popcorn). It'll be egg on the Woodman's face, not corn, if nothing happens.

Then there's Stanley A Fulham's prediction of a worldwide UFO display on Oct 13th, but that isn't really part of this thread.

It's interesting that the Chilean miners are now going to be rescued on the 13th. There will be over 1700 journalists covering it. An orchestrated distraction? Wasn't it originally going to be Christmas before they were rescued, and hasn't someone from NASA been down there 'advising'.

I guess we'll know soon enough.

delivery/activation?
Thread: Breaking!! Scientist say Strange Signal coming from Alien Planet!!!!

delivery?
Thread: ----BREAKING NEWS TWO SHIPS COLLIDE IN ENGLISH CHANNEL----

hOPefully we will hear from GF before the night is over.

For us here in the land of OZ, we're about 4 hrs away from the 13th.

Anyone speculate on a time?

This is from October last year, what are they using it on now?

SOON?

What on earth is going on with human body parts washing up on Florida beaches??

[link to www.floridaoilspilllaw.com]

- are we there yet?

- are we there yet?

- are we there yet?

- are we there y e e e e t?

Our best bets are with those poor Cuban souls that were found dead on a largish vessel aweek or so back. I think about 88 of them.

Ren, put this up yesterday, 88 Cubans came from this message from OP on 23/7 :)

They are happening all the time!Try this one from a few years ago....
[link to www.newscientist.com]

At the bottom of the ocean in the Gulf of Mexico.

Maybe they will bring something UP with them....it is a gold mine....

I see there is nothing new.

I anticipate the 13th and the 15th to come and go without significance.

FYI on Canon of Bible

Q: If we dug up a lost book by one of the apostles, could it be added to the canon of the Bible or would that be impossible?



A: It would take an ecumenical councilor an ex cathedra statement by the pope to settle the issue definitively (assuming non-Catholics would give either one credence), but it almost certainly would never happen. . .

The first problem we would have to settle is how to prove, after an absence of so many centuries, that the work in question really was by an apostle or an apostolic man. This in itself would be insurmountable. There is no way that we today could establish that the work was genuine.

The early Church judged which books were apostolic and which were not based on which had been handed down to them as apostolic by Church Tradition. Those books which had been widely handed down as apostolic were regarded as apostolic when the canon was settled in the late 300s.

But by definition we could not apply that test to a manuscript we just now dug up. It is difficult to imagine evidence that could show conclusively that it was written by an apostle rather than by someone pretending to be an apostle. (There were such individuals in the first century, and Paul had to warn against them and give his audience a way to know his letters were genuine; cf. 2 Thess. 2:2, 3:17.)

The book would have to be unknown at the time the canon was settled in the 300s, because a negative judgment was passed at that time on all books which were known and were not identified as Scripture. Books not included in the canon by the Fathers of the 300s were rejected as uncanonical, meaning our newly-discovered manuscript would need to have been lost before that time.




Q: Why did some books mentioned in the Bible perish and not make it into the canon? Were they not inspired?



A: Some books the Bible mentions were not inspired but are simply used as historical sources. This is the case when Paul quotes books by the pagan writers Aratus, Menander, and Epimenides (Acts 17:28, 1 Cor. 15:33, and Titus 1:12, respectively) or when the Old Testament refers us to the book of the Annals of the Kings of Media and Persia (Esther 10:2).

The same is likely true of the book of the Annals of the Kings of Israel (1 Kgs. 14:19) and the book of the Annals of the Kings of Judah (1 Kgs. 14:29), which may simply have been court records or secular histories of the periods they discussed. The same goes for the book of the Kings of Judah and Israel (2 Chron. 16:11), and the Memoirs of Nehemiah (2 Macc. 2:13).

Other books contained genuine revelation, though the book as a whole was not inspired. This is the case with the book of Enoch, which is quoted in Jude 14, and possibly a book known as the Assumption of Moses, which appears to be quoted in Jude 9. A work of unclear status is the book of Jashar, which is twice quoted in the Old Testament (Josh. 10:12-13, 2 Sam. 1:18-27) and seems to be a book of songs concerning the history of Israel.

Among uninspired books mentioned in the Old Testament are the Records of Samuel the Seer, the Records of Nathan the Prophet, and the Records of Gad the Seer (1 Chron. 29:29), the Prophecy of Ahijah the Shilonite, the visions of Iddo the Seer concerning Jeroboam son of Nebat (2 Chron. 9:29), the Records of Shemaiah the Prophet and of Iddo the Seer (2 Chron. 12:15), the Annotations of the Prophet Iddo (2 Chron.13:22; the references to works of Iddo may be different ways of referring to the same book).

In the New Testament, there are references to a third letter from Paul to the Corinthians (1 Cor. 5:9) and of a letter of his to the Laodiceans (Col. 4:16; though many have thought this letter to the Laodiceans is the same as the letter to the Ephesians). Such books may have been inspired, but for some reason God chose not to have them passed down and included in the canon.



[link to www.catholic.com]

Well shit, nothing to see here folks, just keep moving. I think I move to a horizontal position for a couple of hours.
Enjoy the Sunrise Everybody;

Last Edited by Hans The Magnificent on 10/12/2010 07:14 AM

OK, how about every poster say what they think is in the brief cases?

Personally, I believe that each case contains the original human DNA, in every respect, the "intended" DNA that we started with, before it became corrupted.

The suitcases protect it forom an event happening right now, and event that's been goin on for a while now.

I dont know hoe the extra two days ties in with Japan?

If something goes down, I still dont see it being a broadcast event. It will be a quiet show. IMHO.

GF's last post, especially the mention of Australian Aborigines, tipped it for me, especially the critical data.

Its a different aproach, as many here think the cases contain instructions. Maybe they do, but my gut tells me its pure DNA.

Anyhoo, JMHO!

Good luck tomorrow in any regard!

Haha, quoting myself! My alien wife just pointed out that if the cases do contain pure human DNA, they are instructions.

BEZERKERS, where for art thou?

Sh#t, did I miss some bloody coded message or something!?
Should I be on a bus to Alice Springs or Coober Pedy?

[runs off to wrap head in tinfoil...]

This is a must view. This is a Must view.


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Thread: World Wide UFO display October 13, 2010 (Page 2)




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Last Edited by Housedad on 10/12/2010 08:28 AM

BTW, I got it wrong in my earlier post on blood types regarding Australian Aborigines.

I said that it was A+

Its not, its O+.

Universal blood type for anyone other than RH negs.