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Originally posted by Roth Joint
John Titor: “It is a mistake to give anyone your unwavering belief...but you will find that out yourself in 2005.”
www.latimes.com...
June 23, 2005
Bush Urges Starting Up New Nuclear Plants
"Nuclear power is one of America's safest sources of energy," said Bush,
the first president to set foot in a nuclear plant since Jimmy Carter's
1979 emergency trip to Three Mile Island after the partial reactor meltdown
that helped bring the first round of plant-building in the U.S. to a close.
"It is time for this country to start building nuclear power plants again," Bush said.
"It's time for Congress to stop the debate, stop the inaction and pass an
energy bill," Bush said.
Originally posted by NoJustice
So clearly there is 2004 all over that article, the confusion is in that he said 2005 ONCE and corrected himself on it. He is fake and he messed with a lot of your heads.
Originally posted by Roth Joint
"There is a civil war in the United States that starts in 2005. That conflict flares up and down for 10 years."
"For a few months now, I have bee trying to alert anyone that would listen to the possibility of a civil war in the United States in 2005."
"It is a mistake to give anyone your unwavering belief...but you will find that out yourself in 2005."
....."political situations are dependant on Western stability, which collapses in 2005."
"The President or "leader" in 2005 I believe tried desperately to be the next Lincoln and hold the country together but many of their policies drove a larger wedge into the Bill of Rights."
Originally posted by NoJustice
Of course, that's right. There's no disproving him, because if it doesn't happen like he said "he came back in time and changed the whole course of history"
because he warned 900 internet geeks of the civil war, he must of delayed the war slightly (if it happens soon) or forever (if it doesn't happen)
So pretty much no matter what happens let's just all credit John Titor.
Originally posted by Passer By
OK, first John, Not that I agree with him, did from my memory say there were different earths(many world theory) and that the further away from his oen time line the more different each worlds events would be. Come on this is accepted theory where even Hawkings has discussed this. Whether John was just copying the theory could be true, but to say he isn't because our timeline doesn't match "his" - holds no water as it shouldn't be identical.
Secondly, as to will start this - as a poster pointed out the civilianz when they come to try and take someone's land.
As for where are these Wako type incidents - well, wait for them to take the wrong person's land and watch how many federal agents get slaughtered. We did all see the calls for the million man gun march didn't we in that thread?
So in conclusion, because out timeline isn't identical to his is not disproof, it is further proof of what he said. The events that he said would start in 2004, so they don't start until late 2005 or 2006 or maybe 2007 - the many worlds theory allows and expects this outcome. The wako type events would start the first time they tried to sieze provate property and the home owner fights back. Also, didn't John also say that you shouldn't put faith into some institution but we will find out later...
Haven't we in the west always put our faith in the judicial system. Haven't we all abided to it, to a degree more or less? Wasn't it the courts that came to this conclusion?
How many cionsedences does there have to be before warning flags go off?
Ofcourse, not saying he is true, merely that maybe there is self fulfilling prophecy going on, or maybe he was just one of those peole that had a knack of understanding the ebb and flow of society and these seeds were sown long ago, he merely stated what he saw as probable? Does that in anyway make what is happening any less real, any less forbooding or any less dangerous?
IMO no.
Originally posted by NoJustice
And if you're admitting he's not a time traveler then you're admitting he's fake. He says he's a time traveler, he's either telling the truth or lying. Which one is it?
[edit on 24-6-2005 by NoJustice]
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
You still haven't explained this Roth:
John says the civil war which starts in 2004 or 2005 (depending on the post) leads to the world war which starts in 2015. ( So we have a TEN YEAR civil war???
JT:
It's 2004. I apologize for a missed key (very observant - we all need good critics).
Before you post anything else, explain that if he really meant 2005.
[edit on 24-6-2005 by ThatsJustWeird]
Originally posted by NoJustice
This is the last thing I'll say about it, because I'm bored and it's getting no where.
You say forget the messenger but not the message, why do you think everything around you is happening exactly like this guy said? Is it not that you're looking for things that might loosly tie in to what and said and fitting the puzzle together?
If you're following his words so exact and waiting for things he said to happen, what about what he did not say. He was here in early 2001, couldn't he have said something about 9/11? I know, I know, you'll say "he doesn't want to effect history and people who died blah blah blah" Well what's the different between that and the so called "Civil War in 2005"
I'm done, enjoy thinking about this guy all the time, it's already making me mad that I've given this much attention to this guy when it was all just done for fun and he's probably someone that posts on ATS and just gets never ending laughs out of this. I've given it all the attention I feel like giving it, have fun though.
[edit on 24-6-2005 by NoJustice]
Originally posted by MauiStacey
He did alude to something about 911. He said something like...what if I told you that somebuilding would be missing from NY's skyline and what if I told you the Space Shuttle Columbia would have trouble landing.
I'll try to find it. But I do remember it because I thought it was fascinating.