A hidden message on Sky Sports News

So this morning im up early, turn on the tele & see this while sipping my morning coffee. Is Sky Sports News trying to tell us some thing?




Sky sports News would often show the sport headlines from the UK newspapers & even though the 1st one is from the mail, surely they knew what they were doing by putting "The Sun" headline right after it.
My appoligise regards quality, I only had my nokia to hand at the time.

Here is a snap shot picture of the first headline: NWO Headline

So apparantly "It was an earthquake & it changed the World Order" immediatly follwed by saying "All Bets Are Off"

Doesnt take Einstein to figure out how Sky Sports are predicting our future are happy to say its a done deal

Originally posted by DarthPhobos
Doesnt take Einstein to figure out how Sky Sports are predicting our future are happy to say its a done deal

I guess I don't quite follow your logic on this one. I think in the signs of impending doom and the take over by the NWO, this one would rank pretty far down the list but I'm not in the UK so maybe its a cultural understanding thing.

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Originally posted by DarthPhobos
Is Sky Sports News trying to tell us some thing?

Of course they are trying to tell us something. They are trying to tell us that England have retained the Ashes in Australia for the first time in 24 years.

Here is the actual article, it's quite a harmless piece of sports journalism.

What are you saying this means? I am kinda confused. You didn't go into much detail explaining this.

Are you saying they are predicting the "big one" will be an earthquake that will change everything? Or rather foreshadowing it?

I am not saying thats untrue or true, I am just trying to clarify the purpose or meaning of your OP.

That is funny, they think some dumb cricket match will have an effect on the world order? Preposterous.

They will play the same old games the same ways tomorrow, nothing is changing at all.

Which is more believable?

1) That some cricket match will change the world order.
or
2) That it's actually referring to a future earthquake (foreshadowing).

Actually I'll have to go with
3) Sports writers are idiots.

Ahhh yes, good ol door # 3.

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Perhaps you're being a bit too literal in your interpretation of the article?

Originally posted by LiveForever8
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Perhaps you're being a bit too literal in your interpretation of the article?

lol Nah.

I was just being a jerk for laughs.

I meant to make a joke of it, light heartedly.

I know he was just grandstanding to underline the importance of the match
Otherwise he would be boring and would be out of a job right?
Sensationalism sells $$$

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Oh

Then it seems it was I who had taken things too literally.

My bad

I wasn't meaning it to be that the cricket match changed the world. Im going on the assumption they are giving us a glimpse into the future. Im not trying to rub anything into any aussies, im Irish so im very far from being an England cricket fan.

Does this mean all bets are off for Japan?

OP, please show your work and state your conclusions. If I were a teacher, I would return this post to you with an "Incomplete."