Hawaii has moved location. Source Rick Sanchez

I just heard from a very reliable source (CNN) that Hawaii has moved towards the coast of Peru. Have a look for yourself.

reply to post by elfulanozutan0


I believed you until I read the CNN part.

I don't get this, who said anything about Hawaii moving in the video clip. It's not like they are using a live overhead map of the Pacific Ocean. The map thy are using looks like it was made on MS Paint.

[edit on 5-3-2010 by NotAgain]

reply to post by NotAgain
That "WOOOOOSH" sound you just heard was the joke flying right over your head.

By the way, that isn't a map of the world they are looking at, it's actually the Earth and those CNN anchors are large giants floating in space and the CNN camera is on the moon filming them.

reply to post by harrytuttle


I still want 2 mins of my life back, since when was ATS a joke forum.



Oh well why not

I saw that live last Saturday while everyone was waiting for the tsunami to hit.

He actually did point to that island and think it was Hawaii
Guess he missed that day in geography class.

I thought it was Hawaii too, just in the wrong place. Hence why I said the map must of been done on MS paint

My bad............

My sense of humor is lacking at 3:30am

reply to post by NotAgain


But the Hawaiian islands are a chain of island, and that looks to be a single island, and in the wrong area for it to the the 50th state.

From the title of this thread, I can see where you would think it were....especially at 3;00am
I expect more from people getting paid to report the news, especially well-known people on 24/7 news channels

There is a video somewhere where Jon Stewart hammers in on Sanchez.

Hope someone can post and embed the vid in this link:

vidlink

Oh yeah I was watching when he said that, My kid and I looked at each other and started rippin on Sanchez immediately. What a bonehead

I can't resist the opportunity for an ad hominem argument:

If these international news "experts" can't tell the Galapagos Islands from Hawaii, maybe they're not smart enough to comment on al-Qaeda.

The Hawaiian Islands are moving...about 5-10 cm a year.
It must be tough trying to keep ahead of the competition over at Fox.

That's the Galapagos Islands.

It feels like there are people lurking around ATS just to jump at the first opportunity to post threads of similar the quality to that of some godlikefraudactions site (most of you probably are able to recognize about which site I am implying)

I really wish we could vote down threads, to ...deletion.



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Yes,I saw that live on CNN.I am still trying to figure out who is dumber,Rick Sanchez or Geraldo Rivera.

An I also agree with you spacebot.I have seen way to many threads here on ATS that have been nothing more than copy and pasted ,word for word ,from those other sites.

It is pathetic that the new members can not use their intelligence and do research and post unique and insightful information to discuss.

I suppose when you go for quanity and not quality,that is what you get.

Originally posted by Crito
I can't resist the opportunity for an ad hominem argument:

If these international news "experts" can't tell the Galapagos Islands from Hawaii, maybe they're not smart enough to comment on al-Qaeda.

..or Obama, for that matter.