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Nibiru the reason u see and hear nothing
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Ok, there's no logic behind the "shill" thing, but either way, what's the name of the film?
Quoting: AllGunsBlazing whatever, this site is full of them, you can't deny that. If I could remember the name, I would've said it or even posted some info on it. All I remember is what the film was about, that it was B&W and that the man talking was about half bald and in a suit.That was over 20yrs ago, sorry I can't remember anymore details. Well that's a shame. And why would anyone be a shill for trying to prove Nibiru doesn't exist? There's no point. Logically the only shills (although mostly unintentional) would be the pro-Nibiru group. what's a shame is that most people don't know that the majiority of stars are binary systems, stars have been found to have up to 6 companion stars. I realize it bothers you being called a shill, but if you talk like one, you probably are one...besides that, when I first mentioned the word, it wasn't directed at you personally. But now it looks as if I hit the nail on the head. I spoke of that film thinking that somebody out there may remember seeing it too, the film was quite convincing that we are in a binary system. It's very possible that it no longer can be found due to the obvious reasons. And 30% of the galaxy is made up of single stars. So what if we may be in a binary system? It's not going to have any "Nibiru" type effects on our solar system. Over half of the binary star systems are capable of producing planets. Either way the longevity of our own solar system suggests that any possible binary system we MIGHT be in does not have any DOOM effects on our planet, especially right now. I was out last night with my scope and everything is exactly where it should be. And as far as the shill thing goes, what purpose would I serve? NASA is paying me to keep it a secret and call people out on this site on their obvious BS and pseudo-science? That makes no sense. What good would it be to pay me money if the world's going to end? It's completely illogical. There's no way they could possibly cover it up. But you look at the conspiracy theorists, all their books, dvds, and even autographed pictures are for sale with their doomsday theories. All claiming this is the end, but yet still available for purchase? What would he need the money for? Doesn't that seem completely and utterly devoid of any logic whatsoever? But hey, believe what you want. I just know I'm not going to spend any time or money on the real shills who keep changing their stories and peddling their pseudo-scientific garb and backing it up with nothing. So what's John Moore's accuracy been on doomsday dates so far? How many attempts and how many doomsdays?
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