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Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by phantomjack
You can not claim that "Atlantis does not Exist" or that it never existed. Prove it. There are more ancient writings that reference it existing than those writings that don't.
There is exactly one "ancient" text. Plato's.
What could we expect? How close before we would notice effects. Would it make higher tides long before arrival? Would it cause disruptions or storms on the other planets in our system....what in as much detail as possible would it do?
Originally posted by PlanetXisHERE
reply to post by eriktheawful
If they had to "add" five days at the end of the year it was obviously 5 days shorter than the current year. Just Google Egyptian calendar 360 days and see what you come up with.
Originally posted by phantomjack
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by phantomjack
You can not claim that "Atlantis does not Exist" or that it never existed. Prove it. There are more ancient writings that reference it existing than those writings that don't.
There is exactly one "ancient" text. Plato's.
There have been others written after Plato.
And I am not the only one who thinks it exists, as many spend millions of dollars on research looking for it.
Again, neither your theory or mine can be proven or disproven.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by phantomjack
There have been others written after Plato.
And their source was?
just curious I don't often reply in these threads although I do find them fascinating.What I want to know is why do you waste your time trying to debunk planetx threads?Why do you care enough to convince others that this isn't real?
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by Ophiuchus 13
SO YOUR ANSWER IS NO YOU DO NOT BELIEVE THE ANNUNAKI VISITED EA*RTH. THANKS FOR SHARING I WISH I COULD SEE WHERE YOU ANSWERED THE QUESTION IN DIRECT YES OR NO FASHION w/o dancing around the answer. But its cool in your heart you know they werehere before. You just dont want to own up as to how they got here for it shatteres your profile look and you cannot have that happen. You know the real deal though so I am cool with that and how many profiles do you have I wonder???
Read what I posted.
They did not get here. They are myth. Only the gullible that have been duped by charlatans think otherwise.
Originally posted by Xcalibur254
reply to post by TWILITE22
I can field this one. In 2003 Nancy Lieder predicted the Earth would be impacted by Planet X. On the radio she told people to kill their pets. If you go to her site, ZetaTalk, you will see she has a large number of followers that believe her unconditionally so it is likely at least a few people killed their pets. When 2003 came and passed with no Planet X impact she told people she lied to throw off TPTB. She now states that the actual date is December 21, 2012. So what happens this time? What if she once again tells her followers to kill their pets? Worse, what if this time she tells them to kill their children or themselves?
Earlier this year a young girl killed herself after reading about 2012 doomsday theories. Now I'm not saying that 2012 was the only cause for her suicide but it does seem to be a contributing factor. This is supported by the fact that NASA has received a number of letters, mainly from children, saying that they are contemplating suicide because of 2012 and Planet X theories.
I have made no move to hide my opinion that 2012 and Planet X theories are the most dangerous allowed on this site. They have no scientific, archaeological, or historic support yet there are thousands that are afraid of them. Their believers have an almost cult like faith in their existence. They act more like sheeple than the people they foist that title upon. At best these theories lead to people who run towards ignorance with open arms, which is the antithesis of what this site stands for. At worst they can lead to death and tragedy. That is why I, and I think many others, continue to argue against the nonsense that is Nibiru even if it seems like no progress is made. In the end if we can save even one life or open one mind it will have all been worth it.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Char-Lee
What could we expect? How close before we would notice effects. Would it make higher tides long before arrival? Would it cause disruptions or storms on the other planets in our system....what in as much detail as possible would it do?
It would have little effect on tides unless it was very close. It would not affect weather.
See some of these posts to see what we could expect if something like Nibiru existed.
Simulationsedit on 7/26/2012 by Phage because: (no reason given)
because Nibiru does not exist.
Nibiru does exist. The ancient people have spoken about it.
Originally posted by Xcalibur254
reply to post by TWILITE22
I can field this one. In 2003 Nancy Lieder predicted the Earth would be impacted by Planet X. On the radio she told people to kill their pets. If you go to her site, ZetaTalk, you will see she has a large number of followers that believe her unconditionally so it is likely at least a few people killed their pets. When 2003 came and passed with no Planet X impact she told people she lied to throw off TPTB. She now states that the actual date is December 21, 2012. So what happens this time? What if she once again tells her followers to kill their pets? Worse, what if this time she tells them to kill their children or themselves?
Earlier this year a young girl killed herself after reading about 2012 doomsday theories. Now I'm not saying that 2012 was the only cause for her suicide but it does seem to be a contributing factor. This is supported by the fact that NASA has received a number of letters, mainly from children, saying that they are contemplating suicide because of 2012 and Planet X theories.
I have made no move to hide my opinion that 2012 and Planet X theories are the most dangerous allowed on this site. They have no scientific, archaeological, or historic support yet there are thousands that are afraid of them. Their believers have an almost cult like faith in their existence. They act more like sheeple than the people they foist that title upon. At best these theories lead to people who run towards ignorance with open arms, which is the antithesis of what this site stands for. At worst they can lead to death and tragedy. That is why I, and I think many others, continue to argue against the nonsense that is Nibiru even if it seems like no progress is made. In the end if we can save even one life or open one mind it will have all been worth it.