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| Date: Sat, 06 Apr 2002 12:09:26 -0600 From: Nancy Lieder <zetatalk@zetatalk.com> Subject: Planet X: Messenger’s CHOICE As I said, to FAIL to issue a warning, which you KNOW is a valid |
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| From: tholen@AntiSpam.ham Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger’s CHOICE Date: Sat, 06 Apr 2002 18:52:56 GMT |
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| From: sarahmac@hotpop.com (Sarah Mc) Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger?s CHOICE Date: 6 Apr 2002 17:01:44 -0800 Nancy Lieder <zetatalk@zetatalk.com> wrote in message news:<3CAF39D6.48630238@zetatalk.com>... |
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| From: "David Storoy" <keeping@clean.no> Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger?s CHOICE Date: Sun, 07 Apr 2002 10:58:12 GMT Xref: sn-us sci.astro:368305 "Sarah Mc" <sarahmac@hotpop.com> skrev i melding > Until you ABSOLUTE proof of your planet's existense, you have nothing > - nothing at all, and absolutely no right to announce a warning of a > world catastrophe, much less instruct people on what to do. You could say this to MOSES and NOAH in the past - they were warned about pole-shift in the past..and they got right info from their sources. There are Native American groups who knows about coming Earth Changes - the same with other Clairvoyant people. You can say it to all of them - that they have no right to announce a warning.....so if you saw a vision in a dream in the night or in the daylight ABOUT a catastrophic events - you would not do anything about it?Hm...VERY selfish way of thinking,Sarah....Ok, you proved it to be such person who will not have warned about pole-shift if you got a vision of it..... You are saying that Nancy Lieder and other have absolute no right to warn people about her and their vision and info - I WILL TELL YOU THIS....Who do you think you are?Goddess?YOU,Sarah has ABSOLUTE NO right to say such thing above!!!!!!!NO RIGHT! -- David Skywalker Star Wars II - Attack of the Clones 22 May 2002 in Norway |
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| From: sarahmac@hotpop.com (Sarah Mc) Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger?s CHOICE Date: 7 Apr 2002 07:38:42 -0700 "David Storoy" <keeping@clean.no> wrote in message news:<8DVr8.6326$gY3.153774@juliett.dax.net>... |
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| From: idont1@hotmail.com (Idon't) Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger?s CHOICE Date: 7 Apr 2002 09:30:21 -0700 Xref: sn-us sci.astro:368344 "David Storoy" <keeping@clean.no> wrote in message news:<8DVr8.6326$gY3.153774@juliett.dax.net>... |
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| From: Bob Officer <bobofficers@earthlink.net> Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger?s CHOICE Date: Sun, 07 Apr 2002 12:31:40 -0700 On Sun, 07 Apr 2002 10:58:12 GMT, "David Storoy" <keeping@clean.no> in |
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| From: "David Storoy" <keeping@clean.no> Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger?s CHOICE Date: Sun, 07 Apr 2002 21:23:15 GMT Xref: sn-us sci.astro:368394 "Bob Officer" <bobofficers@earthlink.net> skrev i melding > Moses and Noah? |
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| From: Bob Officer <bobofficers@earthlink.net> Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger?s CHOICE Date: Sun, 07 Apr 2002 15:08:44 -0700 On Sun, 07 Apr 2002 21:23:15 GMT, "David Storoy" <keeping@clean.no> in |
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| From: "David Storoy" <keeping@clean.no> Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger?s CHOICE Date: Mon, 08 Apr 2002 04:47:40 GMT "Bob Officer" <bobofficers@earthlink.net> skrev i melding |
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| From: Bob Officer <bobofficers@earthlink.net> Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger?s CHOICE Date: Tue, 09 Apr 2002 01:06:16 -0700 On Mon, 08 Apr 2002 04:47:40 GMT, "David Storoy" <keeping@clean.no> in |
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| From: "Michael L. Cunningham" <bogeystar@earthlink.net> Subject: Re: Planet X: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Messenger=27s?= CHOICE Date: Sun, 07 Apr 2002 07:34:59 GMT Xref: sn-us sci.astro:368272 Nancy Lieder wrote: > This course requires me to be exhuasted, insulted, > broke, and in the situation of being attacked as the > messenger BEFORE 2003 and burned at the stake > if I'm wrong AFTER 2003. Does anyone think I'm > getting rich? Having fun? Can escape in either > case? This is the DIFFICULT path, which I as the > messenger have chosen. You have no one to blame then after May 2003 for the reception you'll receive here. It will amount to an internet burning at the stake and I think we'll be joined by most of the individuals on tt-watch with the bare exception of Jan, Milly, Steve Havas, and David Storiey. Jan might be stupid enough to stand behind you. Milly most likely will be too embarrassed to acknowledge being associated with you. Steve will claim he was duped (foolish as he is). David is just too plain stupid to figure it all out on his own. I can't wait until May of next year because I'll contact ALL the major Star Parties and conventions to publicly acknowledge your pole shift scam for what it is, a scam. I'll also send articles to Sky and Telescope and Astronomy magazines citing your on-going scam and naming names (since everything on the usenet IS in the public domain!). Yes Nancy, you'll get a very warm welcome here! -- Michael L. Cunningham So Cal SleeperS 2001 Grand Am GT http://www.n-body.net/registry/bogeystar/ e-mail bogeystar@earthlink.net web site http://home.earthlink.net/~bogeystar/ Remembering the World Trade Center Massacre Sept. 11, 2001 Cry Havoc! ...and let slip the dogs of war! Visit the LX50 Web Site and join in our Discussion Forum! "There are two infinite things: universe and human stupidity. And I'm not sure of the former". Albert. |
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| Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger's CHOICE From: Garrett <Samsara2003@hotmail.com> Date: Sat, 20 Apr 2002 06:48:36 GMT "Michael L. Cunningham" <bogeystar@earthlink.net> wrote in |
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| From: pfunk@funkenstein.foo Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger's CHOICE Date: Sat, 20 Apr 2002 07:11:23 GMT On Sat, 20 Apr 2002 06:48:36 GMT, Garrett <Samsara2003@hotmail.com> wrote: >"Michael L. Cunningham" <bogeystar@earthlink.net> wrote in >news:3CAFF85D.5090903@earthlink.net: > >> Nancy Lieder wrote: >> >>> This course requires me to be exhuasted, insulted, >>> broke, and in the situation of being attacked as the >>> messenger BEFORE 2003 and burned at the stake >>> if I'm wrong AFTER 2003. Does anyone think I'm >>> getting rich? Having fun? Can escape in either >>> case? This is the DIFFICULT path, which I as the >>> messenger have chosen. >> >> >> You have no one to blame then after May 2003 for the reception >> >> you'll receive here. It will amount to an internet burning at >> the stake and I think we'll be joined by most of the individuals >> on tt-watch with the bare exception of Jan, Milly, Steve Havas, >> and David Storiey. Jan might be stupid enough to stand behind you. >> Milly most likely will be too embarrassed to acknowledge being >> associated with you. Steve will claim he was duped (foolish as he >> is). David is just too plain stupid to figure it all out on his >> own. >> >If Nibiru doesn't show up, I'll admit I was wrong about it and will surely >be one of those in line to strke the match. :) I think the situation >favors Nibiru and Nancy's Zetas at the moment. > >Samsara2003 How does the situation favor this? You've read the arguments. You've seen people do the math. This is a scenario that doesn't even loosely hang together. The physics of it are impossible. The socio-political implications (like the whole world covering it up) are the definition of suspect. Even the proponents of Nibiru are hiding behind fallacies and other forms of the lamest rhetoric imaginable. So, Samsara2003, how does the situation favor this? How do you draw your conclusion, scientifically or otherwise? Do you base your opinion on anything real or factual, or are you wont to believe whatever constitutes the bullshit new age flavor of the month because you feel alone and insignificant in this world? Stand up pal. Think for yourself. Strike the match now and get a life. I hope you live to be one hundred years old and that, when your final day does ultimately arrive, you'll look back on a life well-lived--and not squandered on this Nibiru crap and other time and energy sinks that are just like it. Just a thought... And no, nanzeta, I'm not giving you or your cult legitimacy by posting. I'm providing an alternative point of view for those who would give you the opportunity to do some really scary thinking on their behalf. |
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| Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger's CHOICE From: Garrett <Samsara2003@hotmail.com> Date: Sat, 20 Apr 2002 09:12:42 GMT pfunk@funkenstein.foo wrote in news:3cc111f2.5965359@netnews.attbi.com: > On Sat, 20 Apr 2002 06:48:36 GMT, Garrett <Samsara2003@hotmail.com> |
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| From: sarahmac@hotpop.com (Sarah Mc Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger's CHOICE Date: 20 Apr 2002 06:55:57 -0700 Garrett <Samsara2003@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<Xns91F62ADDB5946Samsara2003hotmailco@24.94.165.87>... > pfunk@funkenstein.foo wrote in news:3cc111f2.5965359@netnews.attbi.com: > > > On Sat, 20 Apr 2002 06:48:36 GMT, Garrett <Samsara2003@hotmail.com> > > wrote: > > > >>"Michael L. Cunningham" <bogeystar@earthlink.net> wrote in > >>news:3CAFF85D.5090903@earthlink.net: > >> > >>> Nancy Lieder wrote: > >>> > >>>> This course requires me to be exhuasted, insulted, > >>>> broke, and in the situation of being attacked as the > >>>> messenger BEFORE 2003 and burned at the stake > >>>> if I'm wrong AFTER 2003. Does anyone think I'm > >>>> getting rich? Having fun? Can escape in either > >>>> case? This is the DIFFICULT path, which I as the > >>>> messenger have chosen. > >>> > >>> > >>> You have no one to blame then after May 2003 for the reception > >>> > >>> you'll receive here. It will amount to an internet burning at > >>> the stake and I think we'll be joined by most of the individuals > >>> on tt-watch with the bare exception of Jan, Milly, Steve Havas, > >>> and David Storiey. Jan might be stupid enough to stand behind you. > >>> Milly most likely will be too embarrassed to acknowledge being > >>> associated with you. Steve will claim he was duped (foolish as he > >>> is). David is just too plain stupid to figure it all out on his > >>> own. > >>> > >>If Nibiru doesn't show up, I'll admit I was wrong about it and will > >>surely be one of those in line to strke the match. :) I think the > >>situation favors Nibiru and Nancy's Zetas at the moment. > >> > >>Samsara2003 > > > > How does the situation favor this? You've read the arguments. > You've > > seen people do the math. This is a scenario that doesn't even > loosely > > hang together. The physics of it are impossible. The socio- > political > > implications (like the whole world covering it up) are the definition > > of suspect. Even the proponents of Nibiru are hiding behind > fallacies > > and other forms of the lamest rhetoric imaginable. So, Samsara2003, > > how does the situation favor this? How do you draw your conclusion, > > scientifically or otherwise? Do you base your opinion on anything > > real or factual, or are you wont to believe whatever constitutes the > > bullshit new age flavor of the month because you feel alone and > > insignificant in this world? Stand up pal. Think for yourself. > > Strike the match now and get a life. > > > > And no, nanzeta, I'm not giving you or your cult legitimacy by > > posting. I'm providing an alternative point of view for those who > > would give you the opportunity to do some really scary thinking on > > their behalf. > > > Well, now - such hostility. I will not respond likewise...but I WILL > stand up. I certainly didn't see any hostility there - just reasonable questions as to why you've been taken in by Nancy's foolishness. > > I understand that the ideas in Zetatalk are truely shocking for many. Not shocking, just bad science fiction. > I > don't have time to present all the research that I have done on this > site, but will discuss some of them here. And considering that I am a > gradute student in the field of psychology, I do plenty of my own > thinking, which probably runs contrary to your assumption that everyone > who takes to the Zetatalk message to any degree are ignorant and > gullible cultists.... The ability to think doesn't necessarily make you invulnerable to "cult" reasoning. Whether you're a graduate student or not makes no difference, nor what field you've chosen to study in. The science and physics facts speak for themselves. If you're incapable of understanding those facts, then I suggest that you learn more about them, rather than just "accept" what Nancy tells is fact. > > I think the first problem most people have with Zetatalk is the most > probablamatic and is where most people stop thinking. The existance of > extra-terrestrial life in the universe hsn't even been accepted yet. According to who? I think most people on this newsgroup of the "science and physics" persuasion will probably tell you that there's more of a possibility of extra-solar system life than there is of Nancy's planet. > However, the UFO conspiracy, for which the evidence so numerous I > hardly > can present it here, is, in my opinion, overwhelmingly in favor real ET > existance, alien abduction, and a real global goverment coverup. Here we go with conspiracy theories again. Every time a cult member is asked to back up their assumptions, the conspiracy theory is thrown out as proof. > That established...it's easier to accept that they may have abducted > Nancy and given her impants to communicate with her. No one is going to accept your conspiracy theory as an "established fact". You're relying on a non-fact to establish a non-fact - understand that? Do you see where your logic fails? You're drawing from faith, and not evidence. > > To bolster that claim, cropcirlces, which are becoming so numerous that > they are defying explanation, certainly point to an event on the > horizon. Hollywood is finally picking up on this with "Signs-Mel > Gibson" coming out in August with the subtitle "don't claim they didn't > warn us..."[about a poleshift??]). Any of you on Sci.astro going to go > and watch that movie without thinking about Nancy?? :) (mr cunningham, > are you listening?) Now we're relying on science fiction movies to back up your claims of an extra-solar, rogue brown dwarf star with deep oceans, inhabited by giants and that glows by itself? You can do better than that to answer why you believe this, can't you? > > The Chilbolton formation even has a pic of Nancy's Zetas in it! > (http://www.cropcircleresearch.com/articles/arecibo.html) Good grief. You don't think that anyone silly enough to go out and waste their time making a crop circle in the middle of the night is also capable of hoaxing Nancy's ZetaBabble into it? > > Cropcircles an obvious hoax, you say??? Well, it certainly would have > to > be or otherwise - aleins WOULD EXIST...what choice does the scientific > community have but to claim it is a hoax - they're backed in to a > corner...it really doesn't matter HOW good the evidence is. I think > this formation is genuine and one of the many genuine messages mankind > has been receiving. Because people have come forward to say they've been making them for years, that have shown how it's done, that have been caught in the act of making them. The crop circle "believers" refuse to accept that fact, because they "want" to believe the circles are made by aliens. Lets ask you this..what purpose would aliens have in making crop circles? If they wanted to communicate, why don't they just do so? Are they so stupid that they can't decipher our simplistic language? They can travel the universe, but they can't decipher simple English, Chineese, or Russian? Come on now, your arguments are becoming just plain silly. > > Those of the scientific community that are still in doubt about crop > cicle authenticity and keep referring to the widely circuled 1991 Hoax > family that admitted to certain crop ircle forations, should know that > the vast majority of CS's are unexplanable - in size, complexity, and > chemical reactions of crops in the 'authenticate' circles, in > comparison > to the few very simple and poorly constructed human made formations. You don't think people get better with time and practice? > There are several very recent and excellent publications of of these > which I have read extensively. Regardless, crop circles have nothing to do with Nancy's science fiction. One hoax does not make another hoax true. One conspiracy does not make another true. One falsehood does not make another true. > > Another big problem with Nibiru is ol' Kepler that would like Planets > to > behave in nice little elipses. There are serious problems with orbital > mechanics that most astronomers don't like to talk about that are very > well illustrated in Ivars Peterson's "Newtons' Clock-Chaos in the solar > system". I haven't seen anyone on this group "hide" any celestial mechanics except Nancy and the Zetas. Mathematical formulas that work have been posted here hundreds of times to prove Kepler and Newtons theories, and that accurately predict the motions of the planets. If you don't understand the math (a la JosX) then I suggest you learn it. Just because you don't understand it, doesn't mean it's incorrect. Only Nancy and the Zetas have failed to prove their theory with a mathematical formula, stating that if we were shown it, we would destroy the plant with it's knowledge. Irregardless of the fact that those silly Zetas are more than willing to tell us that this "Planet X" is going to destroy all civilization as we now know it, but a mathematical formula is too dangerous. > > "In one way or another, the problem of the solar system's stability has > fascinated and tormened astronomers and mathematicians for more than > 200 > years. Somewhat to the embarrassment of contemporary experts, it > remains > one of the most perplexing, unsolved issues in celestial mechanics." Has Mr Peterson suggested a better set of formulae that more accurately predict the motions of celestial bodies? Have the Zetas? Has Nancy? > > I find it amuzing that astronmers on this group can muster the hubris > to > claim that NIBIRU couldn't orbit the way Nancy says it will, when you > can't even explain such a basic and fundamental component of modern > astro-physics. So far, I think it's been explained a thousand times. Again, just because you don't understand it, or are incapable of doing the math, doesn't make it incorrect. I find it even more humourous that Nancy and the Zetas absolutely refuse to post the formulas and theorems that they claim predict the motion of Niburu and their "repulsion force", yet constantly lay claim that Newton's laws are incorrect and fail to predict orbital mechanics properly. When Nancy and the Zetas post their formulas and theorems, then maybe they'll get some respect. In the meanwhile, it's damn cowardly to say "You're wrong and I don't have to prove I'm right". Nancy has nothing. The Zetas have nothing. Put up, or shut up. Lets see the math. Until you show us, you're just a cowardly accuser with no proof to back up your claim. > > Admittedly one of the most difficult (for me) to accept notions is the > Zetan idea of orbital mechanics which gives Nibiru an exponential > increase in orbital velocity as it approaces the solor system. I don't > rule out the possibilty that the very 'small' problems astronmers have > in explaining orbial stability (which I don't think is an insignificant > problem--but a HUGE problem) - could lead to HUGE differences in > accepted orbtial observances of planets with unfamiliar orbits. It's > at > least a possibilty. Again, the formulas are there that predict the failure of Nancy's prediction. Nancy has failed to provide a single formula or mathematical expression that explains her "repulsion force". Until she provides such, it's just a wet dream of hers. > > I think the most stunning evidence of all is Immanuel Veliskovsky's > "Earth in Upheveal". Without getting in to the evidence presented in > this book, as well as his book "Worlds in COllision". I've come to the > conclusion that there really no good explanations for Ice Ages - and > Hapgoods evidence backs up that of Veliskovskys. Since when is fiction evidence? > > All in all, there is certainly a hell of a lot of work that would go in > to discrediting ALL of these occurances and paint a nice 'safe' > portrait > of earth geographic history to my own satisfaction. No one ever said the Earth's geographic history was "safe". On the contrary, it's known to have been (and still is) a dynamic process of evolution. The difference is that astronomers and cosmologists study the other planets, stars, galaxies and unknowns in the universe to understand them. Nancy just takes science fiction and tries to back it up with a cult minset to provide disinformation, falsehoods, intentional information suppresion, opinion editing and fear mongering to elicit support. > > Listen, I KNOW zetatalk is controversial, to say the least. I FULLY > understand the absolutely mindblowing ramifications of the realities on > that sight if even bothering to consider them. I think I favor the > existance of Nancy's Zetans alone much more than I would favor Nancys > site itself. They are one in the same, both fiction. > > I will go to war with anyone here who wants to tell me that we live in > a > universe where we are the only intelligent life form and that > temperature inversion is what's responsible for crop circles - because > that's the sorry state of affairs that exist right now in conservative > scientific circles that are filled with admittedly bright, yet rigid > thinking professionals who have very little regard for that beyond the > scope of what science allows for. No one here is saying that we're "alone". What's being said here is that: Nancy Lieder is a liar and a con artist. Niburu does NOT exist. There will be NO pole shift in 2003. Nancy does NOT have an implant. There are NO Zetans speaking to Nancy. There is no "dark sun's twin". There is no "Earth's twin". The moon rotates. The sun/moon is the same size (smaller actually) at dusk than at midday. Red light is not bent by the Earths gravity creating a red sunset. Hale-Bopp was a real comet. No one has visually sighted Planet X. No one has imaged Planet X on CCD. Our celestial mechanics work. Nancy has NO mathematical proof. Nancy has NO physical proof. Nancy has taken in over $60,000 in donations, spent all but $5,000 and has nothing to show for it. Not a single, simple piece of evidence. Nothing. > > I don't know if Nibiru is out there - but it's a matter that I have > been > taking increasingly seriously over the last 4 years. I blew off > zetatalk in 1998 when I first ran in to it despite my avid interest in > ufology. But just think for a moment if UFO's are real. If that is > true, without a doubt, Zetatalk would seem much more likely. It would > thus paint a picture of reality that would come as the greatest shock > to > human civilization in the history of mankind--(okay so we're throwing > around some big ideas here ;)). The point is - the message is so > profound that it can not be accepted. Hardly profound. A profound message has proof to it. > > As I have quoted in a previous post, Dr Allen Hynek's letter to Science > magazine, > > "I have begun to feel that there is a tendency in 20th Century science, > to forget that there will be a 21st Century science, and indeed a 30th > Ventury science, from which vantage points our knowledge of the > universe > may appear quite different than it does to us. We suffer from temporal > provincialism, a form of arrogance that has always irritated > posterity." No one has siad the we "know it all" and that new discoveries won't be made. The problem you fail to address is that "new discoveries" don't come from wild ideas planted in someone's head by an alien race. They come from hard work, observations, data crunching, and lots of mathematical testing. Read some of the other kook posts here on sci.astro, and you'll know them right away. Anyone can SAY anything. But until you have proof to back up your theory, it's nothing. Absolutely nothing. Worthless. > > >I hope you live to be one > > hundred years old and that, when your final day does ultimately > > arrive, you'll look back on a life well-lived--and not squandered on > > this Nibiru crap and other time and energy sinks that are just like > > it. Just a thought... > > I do hope to live a long life, and I tell you what...I choose in my > life > what is and is not significant and make decisions as to what is wise > and > what is foolish. I have strong beliefs in many different areas of life > and one of my strongest is the belief that people should be allowed to > think independently. What harm is it if I "waste my time" with > Nibiru,, > anyways. If anything, I've increased by 10-fold my knowledge of > geology, rekindeled an old interest I have in astronomy, and made me > think alot about the world we live in. What would be foolish would be picking up your family, leaving your job, taking all your investments and retirement savings out, and moving to some god forsaken area to await the "end of the Earth". If you're actively preparing for the "coming catastrophe", you're being foolish and NOT thinking independantly. You're being "led" by Nancy. > > I have the utmost respect for those in the scientific community and > will > pity them if Nancy is proven true, as most scientific circles will be > turned on their head and rewritten. But at least they will then be > introduced to a little concept called HUMILITY. And what do you think will become of Nancy around this time next year? What's your opinion of her "humility"? She's been proven to be wrong hundreds of times on this newsgroup, but yet has the audacity to claim "100% accurate". She's so blind to her own failures that if Niburu doesn't show up next year, she'll still say it did. > > I'm not a scientist and not bound to think in the confines of what > science allows for. But in anycase I feel completely entitled to my > opinion of all of this. It's the way I see it. No one is trying to limit your opinions here. That only happens on Nancy's TT-watch group. > > I certainly hope Nancy is a hoaxer because if not, we're all in for a > rough ride next year, for sure. If she's not, how many of you are > going > to email her and thank her for her efforts? All she needs to do is make a few bets. If she claims money will be no object, she can put up money as a bet. Those on the other side could offer her something such as seed or worms - something she says she'll need after the pole shift. Note that Nancy will refuse any such offers. Nancy knows as well as everyone on sci.astro that Planet X doesn't exist. She wouldn't dare take out HER retirement money and spend it on such foolishness. Think about that one. > Regards, > > Samsara2003 |
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| From: "Greg Neill" <gneillRE@MOVE.sympatico.ca> Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger's CHOICE Date: Sat, 20 Apr 2002 10:45:38 -0400 "Garrett" <Samsara2003@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:Xns91F62ADDB5946Samsara2003hotmailco@24.94.165.87... [snip] > Another big problem with Nibiru is ol' Kepler that would like Planets > to > behave in nice little elipses. There are serious problems with orbital > mechanics that most astronomers don't like to talk about that are very > well illustrated in Ivars Peterson's "Newtons' Clock-Chaos in the solar > system". > > "In one way or another, the problem of the solar system's stability has > fascinated and tormened astronomers and mathematicians for more than > 200 > years. Somewhat to the embarrassment of contemporary experts, it > remains > one of the most perplexing, unsolved issues in celestial mechanics." Very true. The solar system is a complex multibody system without closed-form mathematical solution. It evolves dynamically under gravity's "rules of engagement". A natural question to ask about any complex dynamical system is how it will evolve in the long term, and whether or not it is stable. Without a closed-form mathematical solution, the answer does not simply pop out of the equations, as it does for example with the two-body problem or certain classes of three-body problem. Note that this does not imply that gravity doesn't behave in the way we think it does. In particular, it does not mean that we can't accurately calculate the short term behavior of bodies moving under its influence, where "short term" here means upwards of millions of years. It also does not imply that we will see bodies suddenly jump around or behave erratically, or defy energy conservation or angular momentum conservation. It just means that we cannot predict with certainty the ultimate configuration (precise locations) of the solar system bodies, or if some subtle interplay might grow into a larger effect that ultimately could lead to the ejection of one or more bodies. All this without requiring any new physics or modification to the governing rules. > > I find it amuzing that astronmers on this group can muster the hubris > to > claim that NIBIRU couldn't orbit the way Nancy says it will, when you > can't even explain such a basic and fundamental component of modern > astro-physics. The dynamic evolution of a complex system is not a fundamental component of the model. It is a consequence. The long term stability of the solar system is an interesting question, but does not bear on the validity of the underlying physics. Whether or not this particular question can be answered with certainty does not mean that rules are broken, or that objects can avoid playing by the rules, just as not knowing the future outcome of a coin toss does not permit the coin to suddenly vanish in mid air or fall upwards instead of down. > > Admittedly one of the most difficult (for me) to accept notions is the > Zetan idea of orbital mechanics which gives Nibiru an exponential > increase in orbital velocity as it approaces the solor system. I don't > rule out the possibilty that the very 'small' problems astronmers have > in explaining orbial stability (which I don't think is an insignificant > problem--but a HUGE problem) - could lead to HUGE differences in > accepted orbtial observances of planets with unfamiliar orbits. It's > at > least a possibilty. As I outlined above, this is a non sequitur. Solar system stability is not a "HUGE" problem, merely an interesting question, and one that does not bear on the validity of the underlying physics. [snip] > > I certainly hope Nancy is a hoaxer because if not, we're all in for a > rough ride next year, for sure. If she's not, how many of you are > going > to email her and thank her for her efforts? I would guess none, since the internet would wiped out along with everything else. Or hadn't you thought of that? |
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| From: "Michael L. Cunningham" <bogeystar@earthlink.net> Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger's CHOICE Date: Sat, 20 Apr 2002 17:14:58 GMT Garrett wrote: > Well, now - such hostility. I will not respond likewise...but I WILL > stand up. Stand up just to fall down. > I understand that the ideas in Zetatalk are truely shocking for many. > I > don't have time to present all the research that I have done on this > site, but will discuss some of them here. And considering that I am a > gradute student in the field of psychology, I do plenty of my own > thinking, which probably runs contrary to your assumption that everyone > who takes to the Zetatalk message to any degree are ignorant and > gullible cultists.... It a good thing your professors DON"T read this group or you'd have a very hard time receiving your degree. Research? Bullshit. Have you actively searched for Nancy's planet yourself? I can imagine your online research based on your comments in your post. You are ignorant and gullible and that makes you a cultist, a Zeta follower. > To bolster that claim, cropcirlces, which are becoming so numerous that > they are defying explanation, certainly point to an event on the > horizon. Hollywood is finally picking up on this with "Signs-Mel > Gibson" coming out in August with the subtitle "don't claim they didn't > warn us..."[about a poleshift??]). Any of you on Sci.astro going to go > and watch that movie without thinking about Nancy?? :) (mr cunningham, > are you listening?) Any idiot with a rope and 2 by 4 would be able to press your buttons. > The Chilbolton formation even has a pic of Nancy's Zetas in it! > (http://www.cropcircleresearch.com/articles/arecibo.html) > > Cropcircles an obvious hoax, you say??? Well, it certainly would have > to > be or otherwise - aleins WOULD EXIST...what choice does the scientific > community have but to claim it is a hoax - they're backed in to a > corner...it really doesn't matter HOW good the evidence is. I think > this formation is genuine and one of the many genuine messages mankind > has been receiving. I'm surprised you aren't pointing to Nancy's web site as proof of crop circles and of your research. > > Those of the scientific community that are still in doubt about crop > cicle authenticity and keep referring to the widely circuled 1991 Hoax > family that admitted to certain crop ircle forations, should know that > the vast majority of CS's are unexplanable - in size, complexity, and > chemical reactions of crops in the 'authenticate' circles, in > comparison > to the few very simple and poorly constructed human made formations. > > There are several very recent and excellent publications of of these > which I have read extensively. > > Another big problem with Nibiru is ol' Kepler that would like Planets > to > behave in nice little elipses. There are serious problems with orbital > mechanics that most astronomers don't like to talk about that are very > well illustrated in Ivars Peterson's "Newtons' Clock-Chaos in the solar > system". > > "In one way or another, the problem of the solar system's stability has > fascinated and tormened astronomers and mathematicians for more than > 200 > years. Somewhat to the embarrassment of contemporary experts, it > remains > one of the most perplexing, unsolved issues in celestial mechanics." > > I find it amuzing that astronmers on this group can muster the hubris > to > claim that NIBIRU couldn't orbit the way Nancy says it will, when you > can't even explain such a basic and fundamental component of modern > astro-physics. Thought your major was psychology. That's a far cry from astro-physics. Maybe you'd better stick with psychology since math doesn't seem to be your forte. > Admittedly one of the most difficult (for me) to accept notions is the > Zetan idea of orbital mechanics which gives Nibiru an exponential > increase in orbital velocity as it approaces the solor system. I don't > rule out the possibilty that the very 'small' problems astronmers have > in explaining orbial stability (which I don't think is an insignificant > problem--but a HUGE problem) - could lead to HUGE differences in > accepted orbtial observances of planets with unfamiliar orbits. It's > at > least a possibilty. > > I think the most stunning evidence of all is Immanuel Veliskovsky's > "Earth in Upheveal". Without getting in to the evidence presented in > this book, as well as his book "Worlds in COllision". I've come to the > conclusion that there really no good explanations for Ice Ages - and > Hapgoods evidence backs up that of Veliskovskys. Tell me what Veliskovsky has a degree in. Hint: it isn't astro-physics. > All in all, there is certainly a hell of a lot of work that would go in > to discrediting ALL of these occurances and paint a nice 'safe' > portrait > of earth geographic history to my own satisfaction. You lack of a proper education is showing. > I certainly hope Nancy is a hoaxer because if not, we're all in for a > rough ride next year, for sure. If she's not, how many of you are > going > to email her and thank her for her efforts? I can assure you Nancy will be no where to be found since this group will be on a head hunt... for her head. You're invited but don't expect any sympathy from us for your failed beliefs. -- Michael L. Cunningham So Cal SleeperS 2001 Grand Am GT http://www.n-body.net/registry/bogeystar/ e-mail bogeystar@earthlink.net web site http://home.earthlink.net/~bogeystar/ Remembering the World Trade Center Massacre Sept. 11, 2001 Cry Havoc! ...and let slip the dogs of war! Visit the LX50 Web Site and join in our Discussion Forum! 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| From: imopenmind@netscape.net (I M Openmind) Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger's CHOICE Date: 20 Apr 2002 03:12:27 -0700 Garrett <Samsara2003@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<Xns91F6126F0E5E1Samsara2003hotmailco@24.94.165.87>... > "Michael L. Cunningham" <bogeystar@earthlink.net> wrote in > news:3CAFF85D.5090903@earthlink.net: > > > Nancy Lieder wrote: > > > >> This course requires me to be exhuasted, insulted, > >> broke, and in the situation of being attacked as the > >> messenger BEFORE 2003 and burned at the stake > >> if I'm wrong AFTER 2003. Does anyone think I'm > >> getting rich? Having fun? Can escape in either > >> case? This is the DIFFICULT path, which I as the > >> messenger have chosen. > > > > > > You have no one to blame then after May 2003 for the reception > > > > you'll receive here. It will amount to an internet burning at > > the stake and I think we'll be joined by most of the individuals > > on tt-watch with the bare exception of Jan, Milly, Steve Havas, > > and David Storiey. Jan might be stupid enough to stand behind you. > > Milly most likely will be too embarrassed to acknowledge being > > associated with you. Steve will claim he was duped (foolish as he > > is). David is just too plain stupid to figure it all out on his > > own. > > > If Nibiru doesn't show up, I'll admit I was wrong about it and will surely > be one of those in line to strke the match. :) I think the situation > favors Nibiru and Nancy's Zetas at the moment. > > Samsara2003 For gosh sakes why? Nancy has made many statements that are easily verifiable as wrong: - she says the moon does not rotate; it does - she says that the sun and moon are larger at the horizon; they are not - she says that red light is bent the most of all colors; it bends the least Nancy has made verifiable predictions that are wrong: - she gives the coordinates at which her planet should be seen. I took images of those coordinates and she circled blank space or pre-existing stars and claimed them as her planet. The stars are still there unmoved. - she claims a visual sighting at Lowell Observatory but can not explain why her observers did not see the pre-existing star that I have shown was at the location where they said they saw the planet |
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| From: wavle@aol.com (Wavle) Date: 20 Apr 2002 14:09:15 GMT Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger's CHOICE > >"Michael L. Cunningham" <bogeystar@earthlink.net> wrote in >news:3CAFF85D.5090903@earthlink.net: > >> Nancy Lieder wrote: >> >>> This course requires me to be exhuasted, insulted, >>> broke, and in the situation of being attacked as the >>> messenger BEFORE 2003 and burned at the stake >>> if I'm wrong AFTER 2003. Does anyone think I'm >>> getting rich? Having fun? Can escape in either >>> case? This is the DIFFICULT path, which I as the >>> messenger have chosen. >> >> >> You have no one to blame then after May 2003 for the reception >> >> you'll receive here. It will amount to an internet burning at >> the stake and I think we'll be joined by most of the individuals >> on tt-watch with the bare exception of Jan, Milly, Steve Havas, >> and David Storiey. Jan might be stupid enough to stand behind you. >> Milly most likely will be too embarrassed to acknowledge being >> associated with you. Steve will claim he was duped (foolish as he >> is). David is just too plain stupid to figure it all out on his >> own. >> >If Nibiru doesn't show up, I'll admit I was wrong about it and will surely >be one of those in line to strke the match. :) I think the situation >favors Nibiru and Nancy's Zetas at the moment. > >Samsara2003 As the outsider here I guess whatever I have to say would be considered irrelevant in any case. However, I do suggest you purchase a good supply of those matches! If Nibiru was going to arrive in 03 it would already be in our solar system causing havoc and whatnot, unless you all believe the secret government is covering it all up, which still excludes all the astronomers not associated with any government agency. Hmmm, mind control perhaps? Richard |
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| From: jeff2@freemars.org (Jeff Root) Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger's CHOICE Date: 20 Apr 2002 14:27:26 -0700 "I M Openmind" wrote: > Nancy has made verifiable predictions that are wrong: > - she gives the coordinates at which her planet should be seen. > I took images of those coordinates and she circled blank space or > pre-existing stars and claimed them as her planet. The stars are > still there unmoved. If I followed the events correctly, I believe it would be more precise for you to say: I took images of those coordinates and she circled blank space, claiming it contained her planet. When I pointed out faint stars just outside the circle, she claimed that one of them was her planet, even though it was more than a thousand times fainter than she was claiming her planet to be. :-) -- Jeff, in Minneapolis |
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| From: jeff2@freemars.org (Jeff Root) Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger's CHOICE Date: 20 Apr 2002 15:05:41 -0700 Sarah Mc (sarahmac@hotpop.com) wrote: > Nancy knows as well as everyone on sci.astro that Planet X > doesn't exist. She wouldn't dare take out HER retirement money > and spend it on such foolishness. I disagree with this. The fact that Nancy moved to Baraboo, Wisconsin is a very strong clue that she believes the pole shift is coming, with its attendant earthquakes, tsunamis, panic in the streets, etc. She seems to have done pretty good research to have found that location, and then it probably took at least six months to make all the arrangements for the move. She must have had to find a new employer, which would be one of the most difficult tasks. -- Jeff, in Minneapolis |
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| From: "John Jones" <enuffSPAM@nothanks.invalid> Subject: Re: Planet X: Messenger's CHOICE Date: Sat, 20 Apr 2002 22:23:32 GMT "Jeff Root" <jeff2@freemars.org> wrote in message news:f0b30c00.0204201405.2d83158f@posting.google.com... > Sarah Mc (sarahmac@hotpop.com) wrote: > > > Nancy knows as well as everyone on sci.astro that Planet X > > doesn't exist. She wouldn't dare take out HER retirement money > > and spend it on such foolishness. > > I disagree with this. The fact that Nancy moved to Baraboo, > Wisconsin is a very strong clue that she believes the pole shift > is coming, Lame argument. It is also a Very Strong Clue [TM] that it's cheaper to live in Wisconsin that in California. |
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