"End of the World" Prediction {1} October 2013 {Autistic son}

this post was ridiculously ....stupid.

the video is not compelling. I've had more accurate predictions.

The only explosions ending the world would be from a surprise

nuclear 1st strike by our enemies - and that could happen at

any time, any day.

Sharks in the street - like sharknado - would be possible from a tsunami

/ earthquake event. And that could happen at any time. At least you will

get some heads up from dogs going crazy barking.

reply to post by BO XIAN


Right you are and did God not promise by fire next time? Well things are certainly heating up and all the signs seem to point to a collective gut instinct even if the ptb refuse to treat us as equal human beings deserving of all the information to make our own decisions by.

drphilxr
this post was ridiculously ....stupid.

According to what criteria by whom?

And how is their criteria worth being concerned about?

It's unclear which post you were referring to.

However, I suspect that some folks would think that incivility & unkindness were MORE "stupid."

Certainly many of us have had our percentage of accurate predictions . . . perhaps because we are spiritually sensitive . . . perhaps because we pay more attention to nuance and detail . . . perhaps because we tend to guess better than others for mysterious reasons.

And, we have all tended to have plenty of failures in our predictions as well.

The autistic son is an interesting case to me. Time will tell to what end.

If all the thread serves is to encourage folks to prep better for looming things on the not distant horizon, it will have been a good thing.

Some of us have found that we tend to learn more with more humility than with haughty arrogance.

AT least we probably find more WONDER in our learning.

reply to post by antar


INDEED.

The PTB are information hogs and manipulators to an extreme.

They also like to manipulate even the weather and some say quakes.

Certainly they are busy preparing the tyrannical world government predicted 2000 years ago.

Who knows whether the son's predictions will be some of the first volleys in a descending crescendo of increasing traumas, or another failed prediction. Time will tell.

Sooner or later . . . the worst of predictions will likely prove to be anemic to the intensifying reality.

FOR WHATEVER IT'S WORTH . . .

I tend to get my clearer impressions in the shower.

Just now . . . subtle but somewhat clear . . . not intensely clear; NOT emphatically clear but discernably

my IMPRESSION was that the 1 Oct prediction of great traumas may well pass uneventfully.

I may well be wrong.

And, were I in San Fran, I would likely still leave for a day or 3.

However, I personally now think it's a greater than 50/50 probability that NOTHING GREATLY TRAUMATIC will happen on 1 Oct.

I hope that's true.

I have no idea why it seems truer than before. It's "just an impression."

It just felt like . . . "not yet . . . not quite."

Time will tell.

I certainly believe that we are CLOSER THAN EVER toward the beginning of great traumas.

And, I still certainly believe that ONCE THE GREAT TRAUMAS BEGIN, they will escalate in seriousness and rapidly follow one after the other with increasing speed.

I'm just more skeptical now, that 1 Oct will be the beginning of such in a big dramatic way.

Anyone who makes predictions and gets them wrong should be dragged through the streets and everyone should fling poop at them.
Nothing more than attention seeking nutjobs.
Nothing ever happens and people fall for it everytime...begone you doom porn sayers.

reply to post by boymonkey74


imho,

your hostility is unwarranted.

Most folks share things out of an abundance of caring and not wanting anyone else to suffer needlessly.

Life is incredibly complex. We all "see through the glass darkly" as the KJV verse says.

No one takes a gun to ATS readers' heads and requires them to read such. If such is offensive . . . avoid the threads. Sigh.

reply to post by antar


Have been pondering this case with the son and the OP a lot today . . . as well as a long string of predictions going back 20 years or more . . .

imho, the Christian prophetic has been a mess for decades--ON THE WHOLE--with some few highlights that are above average but, imho, sadly not near as perfect as I'd expect them to be.

I think David Wilkerson was above average. And maybe a few a century ago were worth noting.

Was it Jeremiah?--of whom it was said--"Not one of his words fell to the ground."

And, of course, the other pretenders to the prophetic were far worse in terms of accuracy and correct timelines.

= = =

AS I was pondering the son in the OP and my new sense from last night's shower that it likely will NOT transpire as the son asserted it would--at least, I don't think, on 1 Oct . . .

I pondered . . .

WHAT IS WITH soooooooooooo many predictions that crash and burn uselessly?

I can understand the dark forces delighting in

1. Winding up fear--fear-mongering just for their perverse kicks and to trouble individuals with anxiety etc.

2. Deceiving because it's their nature to lie and deceive.

3. Their boss, satan is a liar and the father of lies.

= = =

Then there's the plethora of earnest Christians who either think or some do have some degree of prophetic gifting and fewer still may even have the calling of a prophet.

I'm not one who thinks they must be 100% correct right out of the box. Few seem to get trained on the back side of the desert for 40 years to perfect their hearing as in the Old Testament.

Yet, their hit rate is typically greatly flawed to horrifically miserable.

= = =

But let's consider the lot of them together . . . the son in the OP, the New agers; the fallen angel critters; earnest authentic Christians . . . some of whom only think they have some prophetic gifting and others who do but who are a long ways from being ready for the big time . . .

IF we stepped back and asked . . . WHAT IS THE PURPOSE . . . say from even satan's perspective . . . of such a long period, decades, at least . . . of failed predictions?

I know in NLP [Neuro Linguistic Programming], seeding the idea of something . . . with many false starts that are cut off just before fruition--TO A POINT, it can build a DEMAND for the completion of the expectation.

Are the evil powers that be building soooo much anxiety, frustration, etc. so as to kind of program the earth's citizens to even be READY FOR utter chaos, calamity?

Perhaps with the purpose that THEREFORE, they will be MUCH MORE PASSIVE in the face of it?

And in terms of inputs . . . we know that the government . . . and certainly the UFO critters seem to be technologically able to insert ideas, words, images, videos, emotions, sounds . . . voices . . . into people's heads--via advanced technology.

Is that a source of SOME of the askew predictions?

I am skeptical that the son would be so victimized. I think he may well have some sort of gifting. I don't know if it's from the 'dark side' or not. We don't know how many predictions, if any, the son made that didn't come true. That would be a good thing to ask the father.

But, I suppose it's possible for a black ops team to insert such notions, images etc. into the son's head surreptitiously.

In any case . . . we don't have long to wait to see what will become of his 1 Oct prediction.

I thought this was very interesting considering his son mentioned on Video Three : Drive to Oregon, Go to Oregon,

September 12, 2013
By Damian Mann
Mail Tribune
State emergency officials will spend next week urging Southern Oregon residents to prepare for a magnitude 9.0 earthquake that could seriously disrupt food, water, transportation and other vital services.

"People need to have an emergency plan for their families," said Kim Lippert, spokesman for the Oregon Office of Emergency Management, which will head out on a road show to discuss the potential disaster and ways to prepare for it.

A workshop will present information about surviving and recovering from an earthquake at 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20, in Medford City Hall, 411 W. Eighth St.

SOURCE

reply to post by apoc36


That's very fascinating indeed.

I have several loved ones in Oregon. Some on the coast . . . some in Salem, Portland and some on the Eastern side. It's the coastal folks I'm most concerned about.

A 9.X would be something to avoid, certainly!

Curious that the son said to drive to Oregon . . . Perhaps relatively speaking . . . it would be better off??

But why not Nevada?

October 1st?
Can the end of the world at least wait until October 2nd?
GTA Online launches on the 1st..at least give us some time to enjoy it ffs!

I clicked on this thread due the the Autistic son, I look after people with autism and one guy just says "all broken" "ending isn't it?" is this too a guy who predicts the end of the world? nope.
I hope you post an apology for scaring folk when nothing happens.
Read many predictions and this site and not one has come to pass, so folks don't fall for it, like I said attention seekers nothing more and the more we ridicule people who make these (always wrong) claims maybe they will just fade away and leave the rest of us to get on with life.

My view on the Bible, & Revelations in particular, is that it's highly metaphorical. Jesus said that there were those alive in His time who would not see death until they saw the Son of Man coming in glory. That was over 2000 years ago. I doubt that they're still alive. More likely Christ was referring to the coming of God's Spirit - the true second coming.

The Bible is highly metaphorical and that trips people up (the corner stone that is a stumbling block to many). When Jesus said "tear down the temple and I'll raise it in 3 days" listeners thought He meant Solomon's temple, instead of His own body. So they became enraged and accused Him of blasphemy. They didn't get metaphor. Even Christ's resurrection might be metaphorical, since the Church is considered His "body", and He lives in & through His followers, who are called to continue His good work - love & compassion. Jews look for miracles, St Paul says, and Greeks for facts, but the thing about metaphor is that everything about it might be true, except for the facts.

The Jews rejected Jesus because they were looking for the Messiah as a political leader and not a personal Savior. That was how they interpreted their prophecies. To them Jesus couldn't be the Messiah because He didn't restore David's throne and cast out the invading Romans. Christians who look for a historical Second Coming, complete with special effects like some kind of apocalyptic version of Independence Day, may be making another version of the same 'mistake'.

So the short answer is that I wouldn't expect an end of the world, either through misinterpretation of the Bible, or misinterpretation of the words of an Autistic child. In both cases listeners can add too much of their own menaing to the message.

reply to post by boymonkey74


Ridicule is

1. Almost always a cheap shot
2. Against the ATS T&C
3. Usually Arrogant
4. Usually mean
5. Usually shallow
6. Usually cheeky in a Jr High sort of way.

Naysayers et al are well able to get on with their lives by never reading the threads to begin with.

And

Even after reading an OP, they can scroll on by, walk on by none the real worse for wear.

I thought and still think the autistic son's perceptions, impressions to be an interesting example of such things. It remains to be seen whether there will be any predicted result, or not. He's not alone in terms of assertions that OCT will be a hazardous month. It often is in one way or another.

If your only interest is a rock fight . . . perhaps you could find some others of your flavor and divvy up sides by lot and have at it. . . . preferably in a rock quarry.

Sheesh.

reply to post by GrandCourtJester


Yes, God uses metaphor in Scripture.

However, those who have clung to; preferred the literal interpretations have typically won out in the end many times over.

A century ago with the popularity of "higher criticism" many "scholars" insisted that many place names and personal names could NOT be literal. They were proven wrong many dozens of times, if not 100's.

God seems to have a preference for literal predictions and literal fulfillments.

There are mysteries, certainly.

Some things are reasonably clear.

Regardless . . . the tiniest punctuation point of the Scripture will eventually prove true.

In terms of the autistic son . . . we don't know how many predictions, if any, he made that did not come true.

It is conceivable that he has a good impression about actual future facts but a flawed impression about timing, dates.

It may be he's off the wall blathering.

It may be he's the subject of a black ops mind control game.

LIfe is complex. Who knows.


Time will tell.

BO XIAN
reply to post by boymonkey74

 

He's not alone in terms of assertions that OCT will be a hazardous month. It often is in one way or another.

Excuse my ignorance, i haven't been reading these threads allot lately.

Apart from this boys prediction for the 1st of October. What else is predicted to happen in hazardous October?

Tsom87

reply to post by TSOM87


Sorry, my fault. I haven't kept track and don't recall in any significant detail.

Off the top of my head . . .

. . . the Syria/Iran-->China/Russia/ WW3 thing is still concerning many

. . . The looming economic collapse . . . see The Ulsterman report etc. . . . including confiscation/theft of 401Ks etc.

. . . Quakes . . . everything from CA, Oregon, Washington, BC, Baja California to the Canary Islands and the megatsunami purportedly to result. I think the autistic son is but one of at least several who are . . . going on about such possibilities/ probabilities.

. . . meteors . . .

. . . freaky weather . . . hail recently (Sonday) fell the size of golf balls or larger in Southern Colo destroying windows and auto windows . . .

About all I have on the top of my head on that.

BO XIAN

Evidently every one of his blurted out assertions of a predictive nature have come true.

edit on 2/9/2013 by BO XIAN because: relisting the url

Is there any proof for this assertion at all?

reply to post by khimbar


Merely the father's narrative affirms that.

AT least that's all the confirmation of that which I'm aware of.

Perhaps it boils down to the subtle non-verbal cues in the father's video as to whether one believes that

the father believes

what he's saying, to be true.

My own take on the father's nonverbal communication cues are that they are congruent with his believing that what he's saying is true.

Are they fool-proof? No. They are hard to fake. Particularly if the observer is quite experienced and paying close attention.

reply to post by BO XIAN


Thank you.

At least we don't have long to wait to see if he's correct.