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Dan
 
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 Post subject: Questions about Sun will explode, vaporizing Earth
Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 11:19 am |
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You can ak me anything. I suggest reading the articles first, but not required.
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Margaret
 
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Post subject: Re: Questions about Sun will explode, vaporizing Earth
Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 11:28 am |
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How do you know the date is July 16, 2009?
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Dan
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Post subject: How do you know the date is July 16, 2009?
Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 3:21 am |
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From the "Missing Earth" crop circle.
It has two dates in it. The first is July 17, 2003 and is shown by the positions of the remaining three inner planets.
The circle reads like this: Your sun will be pushed this far towards the orbit of Mercury in the length of time between July 17, 2003 and when your conservation debt strikes the sun on the date shown by the positions of the 65 largest astroids. The astroid date is July 16, 2009. i.e in six years.
The time is shown to the second because there is a 'conjunction' of two astroids shown in the crop circle. How elegant.
You can also verify the date by the positions of the other 63 largest astroids. I checked several, they match using "RedShift5" a planatarium program.
The Barbary Castle circle was placed down on July 17, 1991 at 1:30 AM GMT. This was confirmed by two independent pairs of witnesses returning from conferences who saw the light come down from the sky over the field at that time. Two scientists and two engineerrs.
Shoemaker-Levi hit Jupitor 8.5 minutes behind the limb of Jupitur exactly three years later on July 16, 1994(1992 was a leap year).
The 'Missing Earth" speaks for it self. Put down June 25, 1995. Formally called 'Longwood-Warren'.
After I realized that the Barbary Castle was a picture of my theoretical prediction, then I 'read' the Barbary Castle to clearly say, 'Your planet will be struck by a beam of pure energy from the sun in 'six units' of time from this date and Earth will be vaporized in about 85 seconds.'
I assumed they were using Earth years as their unit of time. I was mistaken.
It took me over 12 years to realize the E-Ts had shown us their unit of time with Shoemaker-Levy.
They like three a lot.
Once I recognized the 'conjunction' of the two astroids in the "Missing earth' showed the exact time
our A-M debt struck the sun. Knowing the date was done.
By the way, there is at least a ten million mile difference in the orbital radius of the two astroids.
You can ask me why I think they are using ritual hierglyphs to tell us of our fate. I don't think you will like the answer very much.
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Dan
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Post subject: Re: Questions about Sun will explode, vaporizing Earth
Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2007 5:50 pm |
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The date can also be determined by tests done fron space; but we do not have the technology nor time for them now.
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