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The end of the world: I won't let it happen. Would you?

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posted on Nov, 26 2008 @ 05:55 AM
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As long as there is a single breath left in my body, I will do what I can to fight the predicted catastrophes, natural disasters, wars, etc.

As long as there is a single breath left in my body, I won't let the End of the World happen on this planet. I will fight the future.

As long as there's a single breath left in my body, I will not give up.


Would you?


[edit on 26-11-2008 by Spooky Fox Mulder]



posted on Nov, 26 2008 @ 05:59 AM
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The future is half written, thats what i think. If your life is destined to be be destroyed, it will be destoyed how ever it happens.

Some things are meant to be, but i think the world will go on, even though i think mankind destroyed itself before.



posted on Nov, 26 2008 @ 06:15 AM
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I would.

Purge is long overdue anyways.



posted on Nov, 26 2008 @ 08:53 PM
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I wouldn't.

I, for one, welcome my illuminated overlords.



posted on Nov, 26 2008 @ 09:14 PM
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Originally posted by Spooky Fox Mulder
As long as there is a single breath left in my body, I will do what I can to fight the predicted catastrophes, natural disasters, wars, etc.

As long as there is a single breath left in my body, I won't let the End of the World happen on this planet. I will fight the future.

As long as there's a single breath left in my body, I will not give up.


Would you?


[edit on 26-11-2008 by Spooky Fox Mulder]


Sorry to burst your buble, but one person can't change a thing. It sounds beautiful and all, but won't change a thing.

I admire you for your bravery, but what will happen will happen no matter what. It's been wayy to long, and no group of significant people has given a damn about our future. Brutal but true.



posted on Jan, 13 2009 @ 09:14 AM
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I will not stand by and watch the world burn. are there any others out there with me? there are people here.. good people! i will not let them go no matter what. i will fight. anybody.anything even a whole star! i would sacrifice myself for the billions of people on this earth. i will fight till my last breath.

I wont. Let. It. Happen.

I will stand against man or god or alien.

I wont go down without fighting for life on this planet.

WHOSE WITH ME! WE ARE ONE!



posted on Jan, 13 2009 @ 09:17 AM
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Originally posted by Spooky Fox Mulder
As long as there's a single breath left in my body, I will not give up.


Would you?
[edit on 26-11-2008 by Spooky Fox Mulder]


Nah

I will just wait til you're done and then we can hit the pub


Do you mind if I have a few beers as I watch you or would that be considered rude?



posted on Jan, 13 2009 @ 09:21 AM
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The problem is that noble spirit is not always enough, sadly. I have my doubts about all kinds of predictions and such - but there is quite a number of end of human civilization as we know it scenarios. And in lot of them we are yet helpless. Huge asteroid found week before impact is sure bye bye thing no matter what we will do. Supernova in our vicinity is also not preventable. And ctr. But even worse - what will we be able to do to prevent ww3? Look at WW1 - lot of decent people tried to prevent it and it started. WW2 - the same. What can anyone do if "charges" already are created and sparkle is just matter of time?



posted on Jan, 13 2009 @ 09:27 AM
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awwww what brought all ths on?

When I was young, and having been brought up in a home that taught and studied and preached the end of days, by a family of preacher, this was my prayer,

When i was twelve I started studying Revelations, and I continued to study throughout the years, my prayer was always, for god to stay his hand,

I have ceased praying that prayer lately.



catastrophes, natural disasters,



Not much you can do about this,

Things I wonder about,

There are two homes, side by side, a tornado comes, in both houses there are families praying to the same god to save them, one family is saved and the other is lost, the saved family says god was with them that day,

good luck



posted on Jan, 13 2009 @ 09:33 AM
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Well unless I can be proved otherwise your end of the world will happen on the day you die. May be too much is put into this 'fight' for something that you inhabit and not alone I might add so not sure where we get the right to impose any of our changes good or bad (if these terms actually exist?). As a Buddhist might say - Don't just do something, sit there!



posted on Jan, 14 2009 @ 02:22 AM
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Originally posted by Spooky Fox Mulder
As long as there is a single breath left in my body, I will do what I can to fight the predicted catastrophes, natural disasters, wars, etc.

As long as there is a single breath left in my body, I won't let the End of the World happen on this planet. I will fight the future.


what if the end of the world is an inevitable consequence of living our lives the way we are now? would you change the way you are living? or is that part of this change your trying to stop?



posted on Jan, 14 2009 @ 02:24 AM
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Hehehehehehehehe..................

I'm going to run naked when the world is ending, anyone care to join?



posted on Jan, 14 2009 @ 03:10 AM
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Noble sentiments indeed, and as reason-faculted self-sentient beings, noble sentiments are what give us our 'causus belli' to both promote and create a better future, not only for ourselves, but for all the diversities of our species. Problem is, as a diverse species with variable cultures, it presents us with many 'fault-lines' for disagreement and fractious interface, and it is along these cultural and social fractures of difference, where most of our own self-created suffering and misery arise.

As for natural catastrophes, there is very little we can do about them, but to rally round with aid to the affected area after the event has passed. A truly global natural catastrophe is something our species has not yet had to face, although prophecies and predictions of imminent global extinction have always been around, and yet, we are still here on this planet, running riot upon it and doing our best to make it as inhospitable and uninhabitable for ourselves as possible. Given enough time, our presence on this planet will inevitably meet with a true global extinction event, and without a social infrastructure in place from which to receive aid, continued existence will be slim indeed.

With the right and agreeable noble sentiment, we could do so much for ourselves and for each other, but we must not perceive it as being fit only for any one particular culture or race, it has to be for all cultures, all races. We are a long long way away from achieving anything remotely resembling an agreement...politics and religions, being rare practicers of what they preach, always cater to their own self-identified group/s, and dismiss all the others as mere fodder to their dogmas and causes, even to the point of seeking to eradicate them off the face of the earth.

As an individual, each of us can only influence our immediate environment, and that has to be enough area in which to practice what noble sentiments we carry...everything else is lost to the wind.



posted on Jan, 14 2009 @ 03:45 PM
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I wouldnt,
I werent incarnated to pick strawberries either.


faith is put to the test, where packets of miracles out of pure coincidence which bring humanity as the proof in 3rd density through the verbs they bring into physcial manifestation.



posted on Jan, 16 2009 @ 05:58 PM
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Depends on the situation. If Satan came up with millions of demons, I'd be like "yeah" and hide in the nearest church.
If it was a few aliens, who fancy a bit of a skirmish I'd be there with my sock full of pebbles [kept for burglars]


And if it was the sun exploding, what could you do? Hand out the sunscreen and shades?



posted on Jan, 16 2009 @ 06:25 PM
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Id fly my fighter jet into the alien spaceships central core to save mankind yes,other than that...not much we could do in the event of a huge natural catastrophe,World wars are always the creations of the elites,so not that either...but if it was practical way to save the world yes.



posted on Jan, 16 2009 @ 07:28 PM
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I'll be kickin butt and takin names. You can bet your bottom dollar (gold coin?) on that!



posted on Jan, 16 2009 @ 08:10 PM
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Good thread


People think about it - if an inconceivable disaster was evident by say something like a large meteor that was set to hit us, and predicted after impact to wipe out our existence, would you really do anything about it?

That "we're all doomed" mentality doesn't solve anything. It doesn't even help cope with the fact that we're all doomed


people that hope and pray are IMO doing more than the people who sit back and live out their dying wishes.

One man/woman can do more than most think. one man/woman can produce the unthinkable among most, and possibly come up with solution to our demise.
I'm with you! although I'm not saying I won't let it happen, but I Will do what I can to see if our lives can continue.




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