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Originally posted by ithilin
I would like to show you guys the evidence of what i'm about to say but I can't quite find it yet, since I saw it on the news and not on a website. There is a hideout chapple somewhere in Texas forgot where but fox has been keeping a close eye on it, and cops ect. The point i'm trying to get accross is that there is a guy in there in the top most wanted list and they're talking about another waco situation if they don't figure how what's happening just yet. I just thought I should share that with all of you declaring that there is no more waco type of events not going to happen, because this one might actually happen.
And ofcourse not to forget the "Jeff's clan"....... (I know... its the WashingtonTimes instead of the WashingtonPost... but not less true this time...)
Originally posted by LDragonFire
Originally posted by ithilin
I would like to show you guys the evidence of what i'm about to say but I can't quite find it yet, since I saw it on the news and not on a website. There is a hideout chapple somewhere in Texas forgot where but fox has been keeping a close eye on it, and cops ect. The point i'm trying to get accross is that there is a guy in there in the top most wanted list and they're talking about another waco situation if they don't figure how what's happening just yet. I just thought I should share that with all of you declaring that there is no more waco type of events not going to happen, because this one might actually happen.
I believe this has been discussed in this thread, I think the guys name is John Jakes, and his group left Utah and they are building limestone temples on a compound in Texas....very well could be another brewing Waco style thing sometime in the future.
www.washtimes.com...
Some fear a Branch Davidian fate for polygamy clan
November 27, 2005
DENVER -- Pueblo County sheriff's deputies pulled over a Ford Excursion weaving on U.S. Highway 50 last month and found more than a suspected drunken driver.
In the back of the vehicle was Seth Steed Jeffs, younger brother of Warren Steed Jeffs, the iron-fisted leader of the Jeffs' polygamy clan wanted by state and federal authorities for purportedly arranging the marriages of underage girls to older, married men.
With Mr. Jeffs were items likely intended for his brother, including $142,000 in cash in envelopes addressed to the fugitive; prepaid phone cards; debit cards; seven cell phones; and a donation jar with Warren Jeffs' photo labeled "Pennies for the Prophet."
It was a huge break in the manhunt for Warren Jeffs, 49, who disappeared months before an Arizona grand jury indicted him in June on charges of sexual misconduct with a minor. The president and prophet of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints also is wanted by the FBI for sexual conduct with a minor, conspiracy to commit sexual conduct with a minor and unlawful flight from prosecution.
Deputies searching the vehicle also found Warren Jeffs' personal tax documents and letters addressed to him. Then they found something not usually associated with the strict polygamous sect: At the wheel was a 27-year-old man who claimed Seth Jeffs paid him $5,000 for sex.
Seth Jeffs, 32, was charged Nov. 17 in U.S. District Court in Denver with harboring a fugitive. He also was cited by the Pueblo County Sheriff's Office for soliciting a prostitute. He was released on $25,000 bond and is scheduled to face trial Jan. 9 in Denver. Seth Jeffs has refused to divulge the whereabouts of his brother, telling the FBI that it would be "stupid to tell anyone where he is, because he would get caught."
The arrest occurred during a time of upheaval in the prosperous but secretive Jeffs clan. In 2002, Warren Jeffs became the prophet after the death of his 92-year-old father, Rulon Jeffs, and immediately began consolidating his rule. He excommunicated longtime members and assigned their wives and children to other men. He instructed followers to rely on his teachings and not the Bible, and banned virtually all contact with the outside world.
After living in the adjacent communities of Colorado City, Ariz., and Hildale, Utah, for more than 70 years, the clan now is being relocated to Eldorado, Texas. About half of its estimated 10,000 members have moved to Eldorado to construct a community eerily reminiscent of the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas.
"[Warren] is getting more extreme every day, more fanatical," said Pennie Petersen, who left the Jeffs clan 20 years ago, but whose sister remains a follower. "He's secluding the people, pulling them closer. This could end up as some kind of Waco deal."
The Branch Davidians, a religious sect led by self-styled prophet David Koresh, set up a compound in Waco, where more than 70 members perished during a siege by federal agents in April 1993 after a 51-day standoff.
Originally posted by LDragonFire
very well could be another brewing Waco style thing sometime in the future.
Originally posted by syrinx high priest
but it we are using JT's own definition of combat between organized groups, has anyone seen this occuring ?
Originally posted by Roth Joint
Link please? John Titor never said the combat between organized groups would start in 2004. He said that the (roots of) the civil war would start in 2004. Not the organized groups in combat.
So if you could give me a link where he specifically said that the organized groups in combat would begin in 2004 (please also provide me the exact month!) I would be very interested!
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
Originally posted by Roth Joint
Link please? John Titor never said the combat between organized groups would start in 2004. He said that the (roots of) the civil war would start in 2004. Not the organized groups in combat.
So if you could give me a link where he specifically said that the organized groups in combat would begin in 2004 (please also provide me the exact month!) I would be very interested!
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((8. John says the civil war which starts in 2004 or 2005 (depending on the post) leads to the world war which starts in 2015. ( So we have a TEN YEAR civil war???))
It's 2004. I apologize for a missed key (very observant � we all need good critics). Perhaps our definition of war is different. I would define it as a conflict where organized groups engage in maneuver and armed conflict. The first U.S. civil war lasted 4 years and the English civil war lasted 6. How long is too long?
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Why would he define war as a conflict where organize groups engage and maneuver in armed coflict in the same breath as he stated when the civil war would start if he wasn't talking about the civil war?
He says the war starts in 2004
He then defines what war is
Waco was also oraganized groups engaging in armed conflict and he said the war would start as Waco type events.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
or
johntitor.com...
en.wikipedia.org...
A debated starting date
On which date World War II started is a debated subject; historians do not all agree on which event signified the start of the war. The most common date used is 1 September 1939, marking the German invasion of Poland which resulted in the British and French declarations of war two days later. Other candidates include the Japanese invasion of China on 7 July 1937 (the start of the Second Sino-Japanese War) or the entry of Hitler's armies to Prague in March 1939. Some historians argue that the Italian occupation of Ethiopia (The Second Italo-Abyssinian War) which lasted seven months in 1935-1936 was the actual start of World War II. There are some historians that argue the war started on the start of the Manchurian Incident on 18 September 1931.
Originally posted by Vitchilo
Hide you're data out of you're house. Keep them safe if they go at you're home and steal them. Good Luck peterpaul and continue the resistance against those fascist!!
Originally posted by Roth Joint
Exactly my point!
So there it is: Titor did NOT say the war would start in January 2004 or any other month of that year. He simply stated the year 2004. In my previous posts I make clear how it all started late 2004.
Furthermore he provides a definition of how that war would be remembered! He did NOT say the "organized groups engage in maneuver and armed conflict" would start in 2004.
WACO children with their parents an organized group engaging in armed conflict? Don't make me laugh. That is totally absurd!
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
Originally posted by Roth Joint
Exactly my point!
So there it is: Titor did NOT say the war would start in January 2004 or any other month of that year. He simply stated the year 2004. In my previous posts I make clear how it all started late 2004.
He said there would be a Waco type event each month. If he meant only certain months, then why didn't he say so?
And you make nothing clear in your previous posts. There were no Waco type events or any Civil Wars in 2004 or you would have heard about it.
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
Originally posted by Roth Joint
Furthermore he provides a definition of how that war would be remembered! He did NOT say the "organized groups engage in maneuver and armed conflict" would start in 2004.
Stop it Roth. You're trying to twist words again. Not once did he say war would be rememberd like that, he said the war WAS that. Period. You do this all the time, trying to twist his words into yours.
Again, he said the WAR would start in 2004.
He defined WAR as organized groups engaging and maneuvering in armed conflict.
Period. You can't get around that.
www.allheadlinenews.com...
Police Hit Grandmother Five Times With Taser Gun
December 8, 2005
Franklin, OH - Police in Columbus, Ohio hit a 68-year-old grandmother with a Taser gun five times for trying to leave the police station. Beverly Kidwell, 68, was arrested for hitting her granddaughter. She was in the waiting room of the station when the incident occurred, police said.
Kidwell said she had been waiting for a long time and got up to leave. She was then hit with the Taser. "I don't know if he thought I was going to get up and leave or what, but he pulled his gun. I thought it was a gun. I'd never seen a Taser gun in my life and I thought, 'Oh my God. He's going to shoot me. He's going to kill me," Kidwell said.
The police lieutenant in the case said he is the victim, reports WCMH. He adds that she was resisting arrest. Kidwell alleges that the officer ordered her to get up and continued to shock her, even after she was lying immobilized on the floor. Kidwell was taken to an area hospital.
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
Originally posted by Roth Joint
WACO children with their parents an organized group engaging in armed conflict? Don't make me laugh. That is totally absurd!
Your limited knowledge of what happened at Waco is starting to make you look bad.
I'm curious....how did those ATF officers die?
archives.cnn.com...
An audiotape of a Branch Davidian's panicked 911 call saying the compound was under attack by federal agents was played in court Wednesday on the third day of a $675 million wrongful-death lawsuit against the government.
Wayne Martin was also heard saying women and children were in the compound, called Mount Carmel, which the Christian apocalyptic sect called home. "I have a right to defend myself. They started shooting first," Martin yelled on the tape as gunfire popped in the background.
Six Branch Davidians and four federal agents were killed in the raid, which led to a 51-day standoff between sect members and the FBI.
archives.cnn.com...
The standoff ended on April 19, 1993 when the FBI tear-gassed the wooden complex outside Waco and a fire engulfed the building. Some 80 Branch Davidians died either in the fire or from gunfire.
The government's actions at Waco are at issue in the wrongful-death lawsuit, which is expected to last about a month. The plaintiffs -- surviving Davidians and relatives of those who died -- are challenging the government's conclusion that the cult members started the fire and shot first during the raid.
On the 911 tape, Wayne Martin is yelling into a speakerphone to McLennan County Sheriff's Lt. Larry Lynch. Other sheriff's officials expressed frustration that they could not contact agents on the scene. "No one is responding to the damn radio," one official was heard saying.
Wayne Martin died on April 19, 1993. His widow, Sheila Martin, who also lost four children in the fire, was in the courtroom Wednesday.
On that day, FBI tanks dropped tear-gas canisters into the compound in a bid to flush out the Branch Davidians. Sect members and the families say the canisters, which heated up in order to release the gas, caused the fires that engulfed the compound.
The government says the fire was set by the Branch Davidians, who were under orders from their leader, David Koresh, to die rather than surrender.
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
You blabbing about WW2 is doing nothing to further your argument. Titor was supposedly from the the future and lived and fought in the war. What makes you think you know when the war started better than him?
Originally posted by Roth Joint
There were WACO-type taser deaths starting out as isolated, monthly cases as covered by the media in 2004 and are growing worse into the civil war exactly as Titor "predicted" it.
Titor made it very clear that he referred to WACO because of the misbehavior of law enforcement using so called 'non-lethal' weapons, leading to the deaths of 25 defenseless children and their parents.
Well, we can rule out the children and their parents, can we? So that means 75 people who did not shoot at all.
Let me see, was David Koresh attacking those ATF officers or was he defending himself?
Clearly no "organized group in combat." Period.
Originally posted by Roth Joint
For Peter Paul:
"In my experience, evil may be powerful, but they aren't very bright."
I am sure you will have a friend that will help you out.
"The word is still mightier then the sword."
Roth.