This is neither an Anti- nor a Pro-Gaia-Man-thread. It's just the main Gaia-Man-thread. We are here to read and discuss Gaia Man's writings, and I find everyone's ideas and thoughts to his writings are welcome. That's freedom of speech, isn't it? If this thread were solely pro, it were dogmatic and narrow minded. Four eyes see more than two eyes, and thousand eyes see more than hundred eyes. Even the nay-sayers are worth reading them, because they give some aspects on the whole topic the pure pro-sayers haven't yet contemplated about.

Fact is: Saddam Hussein did not speak to the masses to incite the muslim population against the rest of the world. There were TV records on his execution, but they were not shown live to the public. And Saddam did not claim to be the descendant of Mohammed, and he did not claim there's no truth outside the Koran, as Gaia Man said he would say. Face the facts, folks!

Now I doubt about the beginning of The Great War. I would be happy if it wouldn't start, but that's not the point. The point might be, that the full future perspective of Gaia Man (especially the Light Gates opening in 2012) might be nothing but a big illusion of his psychic abilities. When I look around in my neighborhood, I wonder which person might be ready to enter such transcendental wormholes or gates of the so-called 5th dimension. These fat daddies and mommies are good enough to enter the next McDonald's and eat their Superbig Mega Hamburgers, but they surely would never enter one of those mysterious gates.

Welcome back to sober reality, to the world of rationalism, mathematics, physics, and logic (or what we believe these things might be). Welcome back to everyday life and ordinary workaday routine.

I've to consume and work up this whole thing about the end times now, going back to mind and matter, math and ratio. Books may help. This week, I'll study "A Course in Functional Analysis", written by John B. Conway. No end times, no wormholes, no light gates, no great war - just pure mathematics.