I am From the Future. Please Read This.

I am not that person you mentioned. I also am not familiar with the term "shill," but from the context I suspect it is a deragatory term used to referrence people hired to do nasty things.

I am not that. I am who I say I am.

I understand you have certain beliefs about secret societies and stuff, and these beliefs may influence how you perceive my words.

I never asked you to believe me, though.

The Terminator was out to get the ancestor of the Human Resistance movement against bots. The Terminator was one bad assed bot...

HAHA

You said you had to research this time period before you were sent here - Tell us more about what we have instore then - more than just the Iran stuff.

If you researched 2012, you must know more.

Give me the NY lottery ticket number of 80 years ago, tomorrow. LMAO! I bet you cant!

i have a PhD in spotting BULLSHIT,

and you are setting off the alarms,

sweetie pie,


you understand my primitive dialects,


I know the NWO, Illuminati, Bilderbergs, CFR

like i know my own hands,


I know the Hidden Hand, that runs the world, and stages all the news


you want to talk to me like I dont know how to read a book,

sorry charlie,


I debunked Jacob Time



Now about those predictions,

Predict something specific, tomorrow, this week, LOTTERY NUMBERS


But if you really want to be interesting,


why dont you tell me everything you know about Planet SATURN

I am sorry to have taken up your time.

I guess we're all travellers on the journey of life. For some of us, stranger than fiction things happen.

This will be my last for post today. I have a headache and I am tired.

So let me leave you with my desperate message one last time:


IF YOU KNOW OF ANYBODY CLAIMING TO BE FROM THE EXACT DATE OF MARCH 29, 2089, THEN PLEASE LET ME KNOW.

THANK YOU.

ok

Early history

The first recorded signs of a lottery are keno slips from the Chinese Han Dynasty between 205 and 187 B.C. These lotteries are believed to have helped to finance major government projects like the Great Wall of China. From the Chinese "The Book of Songs" (second millennium B.C.) comes a reference to a game of chance as "the drawing of wood", which in context appears to describe the drawing of lots. From the Celtic era, the Cornish words "teulel pren" translates into "to throw wood" and means "to draw lots". The Iliad of Homer refers to lots being placed into Agamemnon's helmet to determine who would fight Hector.
The first known European lotteries were held during the Roman Empire, mainly as an amusement at dinner parties. Each guest would receive a ticket, and prizes would often consist of fancy items such as dinnerware. Every ticket holder would be assured of winning something. This type of lottery, however, was no more than the distribution of gifts by wealthy noblemen during the Saturnalian revelries. The earliest records of a lottery offering tickets for sale is the lottery organized by Roman Emperor Augustus Caesar. The funds were for repairs in the City of Rome, and the winners were given prizes in the form of articles of unequal value.
The first recorded lotteries to offer tickets for sale with prizes in the form of money were held in the Low Countries in the 15th century. Various towns held public lotteries to raise money for town fortifications, and to help the poor. The town records of Ghent, Utrecht, and Bruges indicate that lotteries may be even older. A record dated May 9, 1445 at L'Ecluse refers to raising funds to build walls and town fortifications, with a lottery of 4,304 tickets and total prize money of 1737 florins.[1] In the 17th century it was quite usual in the Netherlands to organize lotteries to collect money for the poor or in order to raise funds for all kinds of public usages. The lotteries proved very popular and were hailed as a painless form of taxation. The Dutch state-owned Staatsloterij is the oldest running lottery.
The first recorded Italian lottery was held on January 9, 1449 in Milan organized by the Golden Ambrosian Republic to finance the war against the Republic of Venice.
However, was in Genoa that Lotto became very popular. People used to bet on the name of Great Council members, who were drew by chance, five out of ninety candidates every six months . This kind of gambling was called Lotto or Semenaiu. When people wanted to bet more frequently than twice a year, they began to substitute the candidates names with numbers and modern lotto was born.


English Lottery 1566 Scroll.


English State Lottery Ticket 1814 issued by broker Swift & Co.


Massachusetts Lottery Ticket 1758 French & Indian Wars


1776 Lottery ticket issued by Continental Congress to finance American Revolutionary War.


Harvard Lottery Ticket 1811


Ticket from an 1814 lottery to raise money for Queen's College, New Jersey.


New Hampshire Lottery Ticket 1964
[edit]Early modern history

[edit]France, 1539-1789
King Francis I of France discovered the lotteries during his campaigns in Italy and decided to organize such a lottery in his kingdom to help the state finances. The first French lottery, the Loterie Royale, was held in 1539 and was authorized with the edict of Châteaurenard. This attempt was a fiasco, since tickets were very costy and the social classes which could afford them opposed the project. During the two following centuries lotteries in France were forbidden or, in same case, tolerated.
[edit]England, 1566–1826
Although the English probably first experimented with raffles and similar games of chance, the first recorded official lottery was chartered by Queen Elizabeth I, in the year 1566, and was drawn in 1569. This lottery was designed to raise money for the "reparation of the havens and strength of the Realme, and towardes such other publique good workes." Each ticket holder won a prize, and the total value of the prizes equalled the money raised. Prizes were in the form of silver plate and other valuable commodities. The lottery was promoted by scrolls posted throughout the country showing sketches of the prizes.[2]
Thus, the lottery money received was an interest free loan to the government during the three years that the tickets ('without any Blankes') were sold. In later years, the government sold the lottery ticket rights to brokers, who in turn hired agents and runners to sell them. These brokers eventually became the modern day stockbrokers for various commercial ventures. Most people could not afford the entire cost of a lottery ticket, so the brokers would sell shares in a ticket; this resulted in tickets being issued with a notation such as "Sixteenth" or "Third Class."
Many private lotteries were held, including raising money for The Virginia Company of London to support its settlement in America at Jamestown. The English State Lottery ran from 1694 until 1826. Thus, the English lotteries ran for over 250 years, until the government, under constant pressure from the opposition in parliament, declared a final lottery in 1826. This lottery was held up to ridicule by contemporary commentators as "the last struggle of the speculators on public credulity for popularity to their last dying lottery."
[edit]Early America, 1612–1900
An English lottery, authorized by King James I in 1612, granted the Virginia Company of London the right to raise money to help establish settlers in the first permanent English colony at Jamestown, Virginia.
Lotteries in colonial America played a significant part in the financing of both private and public ventures. It has been recorded that more than 200 lotteries were sanctioned between 1744 and 1776, and played a major role in financing roads, libraries, churches, colleges, canals, bridges, etc.[3] In the 1740s, the foundation of Princeton and Columbia Universities was financed by lotteries, as was the University of Pennsylvania by the Academy Lottery in 1755.
During the French and Indian Wars, several colonies used lotteries to help finance fortifications and their local militia. In May 1758, the State of Massachusetts raised money with a lottery for the "Expedition against Canada."
Benjamin Franklin organized a lottery to raise money to purchase cannon for the defense of Philadelphia. Several of these lotteries offered prizes in the form of "Pieces of Eight." George Washington's Mountain Road Lottery in 1768 was unsuccessful, but these rare lottery tickets bearing Washington's signature became collectors' items; one example sold for about $15,000 in 2007. Washington was also a manager for Col. Bernard Moore's "Slave Lottery" in 1769, which advertised land and slaves as prizes in the Virginia Gazette.
At the outset of the Revolutionary War, the Continental Congress used lotteries to raise money to support the Colonial Army. Alexander Hamilton wrote that lotteries should be kept simple, and that "Everybody ... will be willing to hazard a trifling sum for the chance of considerable gain ... and would prefer a small chance of winning a great deal to a great chance of winning little." Taxes had never been accepted as a way to raise public funding for projects, and this led to the popular belief that lotteries were a form of hidden tax.
At the end of the Revolutionary War the various states had to resort to lotteries to raise funds for numerous public projects. For many years these lotteries were highly successful and contributed to the nation's rapid growth. The lotteries were used for such diverse projects as the Pennsylvania Schuylkill – Susquehanna Canal (lottery in May 1795), and Harvard College (lottery in March 1806). Many American churches raised building funds through state authorized private lotteries.
Lotteries eventually became controversial due to financial mismanagement and scandal. Most notorious was the Louisiana State Lottery (1868–1892) which was called the "Golden Octopus" because its tentacles reached into every home in America. Toward the end of the 19th century, a large majority of state constitutions banned lotteries. On July 29, 1890, U.S. President Benjamin Harrison sent a message to Congress demanding "severe and effective legislation" against lotteries. Congress acted swiftly, and banned the U.S. mails from carrying lottery tickets. The Supreme Court upheld the law in 1892, and that brought a complete halt to all lotteries in the United States by 1900.

the most interresting is that he just passed away my questions about bigger things ... leave the numbers, who can remember ?? ...

but.. about those..

''' OP
I think
you have a problem with your third eye... aka THA PINEAL GLAND..

I mean.. I feel like you are not open enough, for those questions we ask..

WHAT HISTORY YOU ''SAW'' IN SCHOOL ?? O_O

BOHEMIAN GROVE tell you something ??

Illuminati ?? or NAZA? NAZI?? something? ...

!!! or maybe '' THE POPE JUST CONSTRUCTED BAPHOMET'S THRONE @ VATICAN's '' ??? !!!

or maybe PEOPLE ABDUCTION by The Greys ?

or maybe '' MOST IMPORTANT LEADER BEING POSSESED '' ? .... I can go on all day.. but do not see the reason to do it ..

where do you come from ??? ''

... he doesnt speak of school at all...

hey OP, no probs if you are bad in history ;) just admit it ^_^

bye bye Jacob,


come up with a more convincing story next time,


this one is almost as lame as your last one

Pretty please?

Give me the NY lottery ticket number of 80 years ago, tomorrow. LMAO! I bet you cant!



I asked for the NY lottery number of October 3rd, 1932. Not the friggin history of lotteries. lol...

Keep it simple..

How many Pollacks does it take to screw in a light bulb, in the far away future?

this is the kind of tard who cant even read,

On November 8, 1966, New Yorkers voted to approve a constitutional amendment authorizing a government-run lottery. The referendum passed with over 60% in favor. The proceeds of the Lottery were to be "applied exclusively to, or in aid or support of, education." In 1967, the New York Legislature created a Division of the Lottery and a Lottery Commission within the Department of Taxation and Finance. The Lottery later became an autonomous unit within the Department of Taxation and Finance. Under the New York State Lottery for Education Law, the Director of the Division of the Lottery has full authority over the administration of the Lottery.
The Lottery began in 1967; its first slogan was "Your Chance of a Lifetime to Help Education". It has generated over $34 billion in aid to education revenue.
Sales were suspended for about nine months in the mid-1970s due to a scandal.




DO YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT I AM WRITING?


LET ME TRY A MORE PRIMITIVE STYLE


OOHHH OOAAAH AAHAHAH


LOTTO INN OOHH AAAHAHAH (GRUNT)


NNNEEEEWW YUURRK

NOT BEGIN


OHHHHH AAAHAHAH TILL


YEAAAAR OOHHHH AAAHAHH 1967


AHAAHAA


AAHAHA

OOHHH AAAAHH


(SWINGS AROUND ON TREE LIMBS)






I asked for the NY lottery number of October 3rd, 1932. Not the friggin history of lotteries. lol...

I mostly studied the little stuff, like mannerisms and period clothing and stuff.

There is one prediction that I can tell you exactly:

Before the election, it will be revealed that a Chinese corporation has financed much of the smear campaign between Obama and Romney. (Ever sice the Supreme COurt ruled corporations are people, nothing can stop foreign companies from influencing US campaigns, as your future will sadly reveal.

The Surpreme Court in your time ruled that corporations are people and have the rights of a people. That SINGLE ACT is what will ultimately usher in the age of corporate rule.

now perhaps the lottery numbers after the creation of the lottery.



anyhow,


it looks like i ran off Project Jacob Shill.



I dont mind time travel stuff.


I love all things related to time travel, but when that shit head started trying to be clever and saying


YOU PRIMITIVES, theres no illuminati,

I was like OH HELL NO,


go shill some 9/11 shit about how it was really al queda,

Confirm one thing with me that i have noticed from reading your posts:

English is not your first language, is it..?

Did they try to open the "well" in afghanistan the object there was stuck in flux and they tried to create a magnetic field to avoid disturbance.

this isnt even a prediction tard sack



Name of the Chinese corporation?


which campaign?


what smears?


PS, Smear campaigns focus on one specific candidate over another, not both people running, DUH, ahahaha


What date will this be revealed?



Nice try making a prediction that's not a prediction,


I PREDICT ATTACK ADS DURING AN ELECTION!!!


STOP THE PRESSES!!!


ahahahah


wtf

Okay smart ass what was the number of the winning ticket of the first "constitutionally authorized govt run lottery" in NY? I bet you cant answer that one, genius. Which proves my point that you arent the great debunker tard you thought you were...

this was SORCH FAAL disinfo that was put out by a CIA disinfo operator named David Booth.

The sea anomaly was tampered with huh damit for reals why the hell did you guys try to mess with that thing? For reals theres a few others here and some got stuck in places that don't allow for electronic communications as for the organic systems there bio electric kinda think of when you touch it uses your own electrical impulses to operate. They figured out how to create a synthetic nueral net to store info but just like any living organism it needs to feed so tough luck buddy your stuck.

Corporate Rule?


Mk dude your taking the storyline from Continuum in Canada.

Sorry but this is the real world. Where the Illuminati has existed in many forms and factions throughout history for thousands of years both Public and Private.

You cannot ignore these facts. Your future sounds like a NWO scum members wet dream :/

Sorry if your trying to have fun and RP but. Do lots of research into the Illuminati and the Dynastic families and factions that ACTUALLY run the world. And make a more plausible scenario to RP :/.

Bullshit.

David booth from dimensional ops?

So,if you are true OP,the NWO has finally suceeded.
The world is enslaved to AI and Corporations.Eveybody is microchiped etc.
No spiritual evolution,no revolution against capitalism (if you know what i mean),no contact with extraterrestrials etc.

Please tell us about

1.Religion of your time

2.How is the world,are there still States or is the world united?

3.Which is the type of government?Be more specific please than "everything is run by AI".Is there democracy?Republic?Computerocracy or something like that?Mixed Corporatism and computerocracy?

4.Are all people physically the same or there is an elite created out of the transhuman agenda?

5.Are there social classes?Middle class,poor,rich etc?

A lowly office worker is sent back in time with very slim chances of getting back just to get some info on a guy. Yeah right...

"Oh please! Prove yourself. Remember 80 years ago, Give me tomorrow's lottery ticket number!" lol

that story you are referencing i remember reading on

what does it mean,

its a CIA disinfo site