Exclusive GLP prediction...false flag this Sunday in Dallas...video added

actually, considering all this healthcare mess, i've been expecting some kind of 'wag the dog event' to distract the masses...

Why at 6:00AM, will anyone be there? Are you referring to the new Cowboys Stadium?

Are they taking down the old Cowboys Stadium on Sunday Morning???

If it happens, you KNOW that you are in big trouble... Right?

I predict it will be in Irving, not Dallas.

Rather odd hour don't you think Math? That would be 8 am EDT. Why an empty stadium?

They're imploding the OLD stadium, I believe....

Not sure...you know that Remote Viewing can't always pin down the exact location :)

[link to www.google.com]

You do remote viewing?

wow, this is a first for you mathetes. We will be waiting.

[link to www.chron.com]

After 39 years, Texas Stadium ready for implosion

By JAIME ARON AP Sports Writer © 2010 The Associated Press
April 9, 2010, 4:21PM


IRVING, Texas — The old stadium for America's team is about to become a pile of dust and rubble.

With the push of a button at 7 a.m. Sunday, more than a ton of dynamite will blow Texas Stadium into pieces.

In about one minute, down will go the building that was home to the Dallas Cowboys during all five of their Super Bowl championships and was the birthplace of those famous cheerleaders. It also hosted other events ranging from a Billy Graham crusade to Von Erich brothers wrestling extravaganzas.

The Cowboys moved out following the 2008 season, going to a $1.2 billion stadium in suburban Arlington.

Irving, Texas, leaders decided that with so many other stadiums around, their best option for the well-known piece of real estate was to clear it for future development.

mathetes is OFFICIALLY back on the meth.

Why the prediction what is goin on to make your first prediction of this mag?

LOL not doom

Methates? lol

FAIL..false flag happens at 7am



[link to www.tulsaworld.com]

Tulsa company discusses implosion of Texas Stadium

By ROBERT EVATT World Staff Writer
Published: 4/9/2010 3:55 PM
Last Modified: 4/9/2010 4:19 PM

Dykon Explosive Demolition Corp. has blown up bigger buildings in more exotic locations.

But Jim Redyke, president of the Tulsa company, said Sunday’s implosion of Texas Stadium in Irving, Texas, will be by far the most complicated job the company has ever taken on.

“This has things like roof buttresses and cables all over the place,” he said. “The roof sits on independent buttresses separate from the seating bowl.”

Redyke and his team has been in Irving all week, wiring the former home of the Dallas Cowboys with more than 1,600 pounds of explosives in 2,700 holes drilled into the walls and foundation of the stadium.

Dykon typically brings down buildings through a series of controlled explosions at carefully picked structural points, and Texas Stadium is no different in that regard.

But to keep this wide building’s implosion under control, Dykon will set off the explosives in a controlled sequence. The first charge will go off in one end zone, with 55 half-second delays as the blasts snake across the sides to the other end zone.

The city of Irving will film the event, scheduled for just after 7 a.m. Sunday. Two of the city’s cameras will record the destruction from the inside — right up to the moment they’re crushed.

The feed, as well as the pre-demolition prep work, can be seen at tulsaworld.com/stadiumimplosion.

The Tulsa company has demolished hundreds of buildings across the globe since 1975 in places such as Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Korea, South Africa, and Aruba. One of its most recent projects was a 15-story building in Qatar, Redyke said.

Most of Dykon’s jobs take Redyke on the road, but he’s done plenty of demolition in his home town as well.

“I’ve done every (imploded) building in Tulsa since the 70's except one,” he said. Texas Stadium was replaced in 2009 by the $1.15 billion Cowboys Stadium in Arlington.

The city of Irving said in a press release that it hopes to redevelop the former site of Texas Stadium.

Read more from this Tulsa World article at [link to www.tulsaworld.com]

when sunday doesn't produce a "mini nuke false flag attack on stadium in dallas," THAT'S what he will be called:

METHATES.

Good job, sir, you have a 100% prediction rate....

Next, predict the return of Jesus Christ to keep your perfect record!!!

Dude, that's a bit out of character for you. You must have strong feelings (or true insight) to go out on a limb like this-what's up?

Are you sure that this is a wise thing for a "Christian" to do? Jumping on the psychic premonition bandwagon?

What happens when your credibility goes right into the toilet? Will that bode well for your witnessing efforts?






Here's my first prediction:

I predict that you are about to lose credibility, and that your future "predictions" will be ignored.

From the disclaimer below:

"This website exists for entertainment purposes only. The reader is responsible for discerning the validity, factuality or implications of information posted here, be it fictional or based on real events."

Last Edited by Resister on 04/09/2010 07:53 PM

:drink:

I predict that said stadium will collapse at free-fall speeds.

And I'll be sad to see it go :(

Greetings,

"And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him."

I would like your take on this verse taken from Colossians.

Since you use the sig line you do, I take it you believe in The Word of God.

That being the case, you would of course agree with the above cited verse. If you do agree with the above cited verse, then is your "prediction" being made in The Name of The Lord? If not, why not, given the verse in Colossians cited?

If so, then of course Deut 18 would apply, correct?

Thanks and look forward to your response.

JimmyK

Now you're officially the douchebag I always thought you were.

FUCKING LAME. MOVE ALONG, NOTHING TO SEE HERE.


Are they imploding a stadium because it's old and there's a new one??

After 39 years, Texas Stadium ready for implosion

[link to www.chron.com]

The old stadium for America's team is about to become a pile of dust and rubble.

With the push of a button at 7 a.m. Sunday, more than a ton of dynamite will blow Texas Stadium into pieces.

In about one minute, down will go the building that was home to the Dallas Cowboys during all five of their Super Bowl championships and was the birthplace of those famous cheerleaders. It also hosted other events ranging from a Billy Graham crusade to Von Erich brothers wrestling extravaganzas.

The Cowboys moved out following the 2008 season, going to a $1.2 billion stadium in suburban Arlington.

Irving, Texas, leaders decided that with so many other stadiums around, their best option for the well-known piece of real estate was to clear it for future development.