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reply posted on 2-6-2005 @ 02:59 PM by Moretti
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there is a poster on ATS called prophet yahwey, is that the same guy ?
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reply posted on 2-6-2005 @ 03:06 PM by Gazrok
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reply posted on 2-6-2005 @ 03:29 PM by Majic
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The Other Prophet Of Yahweh
Originally posted by Moretti
there is a poster on ATS called prophet yahwey, is that the same guy ?
Not according to him.
From Nazi UFO proof, picture. (Link to Picture ADDED)
Originally posted by ProphetOfYahweh
I'm not "Prophet Yahweh" everyone has been talking about. Hope that clears things up.
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reply posted on 2-6-2005 @ 03:46 PM by Gazrok
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Yep, false alarm, not the same guy...
Bummer of a username now though...
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reply posted on 2-6-2005 @ 04:01 PM by Majic
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Bet He Didn't See This Coming
Originally posted by Gazrok
Bummer of a username now though...
Especially for a member posting "Nazi UFO" photos. Irony doesn't come much thicker than that.
There are no coincidences.
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reply posted on 2-6-2005 @ 05:51 PM by Longy4eva
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to be truthful, i can't see this being a hollywood stunt, because to be able to put something that the prophets' talking about in the sky, it'd
have to have a pretty big fuel tank, he says it'll be ther for 2 days. n just sit there. borin for the aliens like. can ET say "Mug"?  anyhoo,
there are pieces of evidence that point both ways, the same as in most cases. i think i read somewhere its LV becuase that's where he's from, or
lives now. something like that. Besides, LV is possibly the most famous place, as "the city that never sleeps" probably so that the aliens aren't
on a 9-5 schedule  plus all the lights of LV will provide excellent landing lights, i don't know a pilot out there that could miss it  unless
tehy can't see :O he could just be telekinetic and be able 2 create orange balls in the sky, or maybe throws oranges when people aren't looking 
oh well. this is just another "make up your own mind situation, as are all threads in the conspiracies and theories sections. so make up yours,
before you lose the power to through mind control!  peace love n Dove!
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reply posted on 2-6-2005 @ 07:33 PM by Dmtvisitor
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Latest News
Latest news on the prophet I got from unknowncountry.com
On May 28, Ramon Watkins, who calls himself 'Prophet Yahweh' astonished a Las Vegas TV news crew by apparently succeeding in calling a UFO on
command before KNTV news cameras. The station then asked him to call UFOs on live TV on June 1, and he agreed. Then he claims that they backed out,
under pressure of some unnamed kind. He wrote, "It seems like the station is coming under great pressure to not cover any more of my summonings."
But something more than a lack of media attention seems to have gone wrong.
Now his website is disabled for 45 days and there are no reports of UFOs over Las Vegas today. Mr. Watkins had further claimed that Las Vegas will
experience large-scale UFO sightings between now and July 15--at which time his website will presumably return.
[edit on 2-6-2005 by Dmtvisitor]
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reply posted on 2-6-2005 @ 08:00 PM by Majic
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As The Purloined Churns
Originally posted by Dmtvisitor
Mr. Watkins had further claimed that Las Vegas will experience large-scale UFO sightings between now and July 15--at which time his website will
presumably return.
Why do I have this uncanny feeling that we will be seeing neither the website nor our dear Prophet Yahweh returning in 45 days?
Meanwhile, do I chance to hear the faint sound of credit card readers working feverishly in the distance? The whine of a charter plane revving up its
engines for a discreet flight to Mexico?
Will UFOs torment the good people of Las Vegas with their reckless, high speed hijinks?
Will the Black Israelites finally be returned to their homeland?
Is there hope for humankind without Prophet Yahweh's benevolent guiding hand?
Pass the popcorn.
This just keeps getting better and better.
Monorail! Monorail! Monorail!
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reply posted on 3-6-2005 @ 04:53 AM by Longy4eva
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you're probably right Majic, he'll probably milk the believing world for money then Poof! he's gone. but i'd like to follow him up, cos he's not
gettin any £££ outta me  i'll watch as a cheapskate n not give money
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reply posted on 3-6-2005 @ 07:26 AM by Viendin
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June 3rd
The thing is, this doesn't make any credit-fraud sense.
His biggest draw, the only reason people would pay him, is to see videos and get his information on the website.
But, during the time that that would have the greatest number of sign ups, that being the 45 days, his website is down and there's a message saying
not to pay for it.
So, if he were comitting credit fraud and looking to steal money, don't you think he'd .. you know, not stop taking credit card numbers, not tell
people to stop paying? I don't think the Site was hacked, I think he needed a reason to stop having people pay him. I don't know, but if the site
was up, this would be credit fraud for sure - with it down? I don't know, doesn't feel right.
Let's have a moment to gush though - wouldn't it be awesome if it's real? Someone, anyone in the LV area, contact him and bring either a telescope
or a high focus lense. At the very least, he'll claim that he can't do it for some reason. At the very most, we'll prove/disprove the balloon
theory.
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reply posted on 3-6-2005 @ 08:23 AM by Gazrok
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So far...
Yahweh 0
Critics 2
43 days to go....in the UFO Championship....
While I wholeheartedly believe this whole deal to be a big fraud, I don't think the motive was all about money. If it was, then this guy is an even
bigger idiot, as he would have:
1. Released a book first.
2. Claimed the teachings and method are only found in the book.
3. Not had these website issues (which he admits are due to not being able to pay the bills, not hacking....)
I think the motive here is that this guy has become a victim of his own fraud...and that he is mentally ill, and honestly believes that big black
space brothers are going to come down, kick the Jews and Palestinians out of Israel, etc. etc. This guy is a grade A nutter...imho...
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reply posted on 3-6-2005 @ 08:57 AM by Longy4eva
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yup, he's probably just lost the plot, but hes still got a decent amount of evidence to back him up for summoning, as he did do it on ABC TV, and if
i remember rightly, the ufo was moving too fast to be a balloon, and had no plane/copter lights. also, it flew right over an airbase, and when ABC
asked for the base to see what it was, they never replied. bit fishy i suppose, but thats just one case. the fact that its a legit news company
probably helps back the claim up.
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reply posted on 3-6-2005 @ 08:58 AM by Drexon
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What's the general consensus on this link? prophetyahweh.funtigo.com...
I think he's pretty debunked right there, I remember seing a comparison pic but I can't remember where. What did we reach?
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reply posted on 3-6-2005 @ 09:10 AM by Majic
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Fraud's Prophet
Originally posted by Viendin
So, if he were comitting credit fraud and looking to steal money, don't you think he'd .. you know, not stop taking credit card numbers, not tell
people to stop paying?
Of course, I could be wrong about PY, so let's keep that in mind. I'm just speculating here, and hopefully inspiring my fellow ATSers to be cautious
and skeptical.
One of the most important rules of running a con is knowing when to bail.
And when you bail, you cover your tracks as best you can. In this scenario, PY already has a huge collection of credit card numbers. After his
appearance on Coast-to-Coast AM, he apparently did rather well in that department.
With the goods in hand -- the credit card data -- now it's time to cash out and scram.
Shutting down the site has a few different effects. One is that it adds mystery, and keeps people guessing. He implies he was hacked, for example.
Another effect is that he gives the impression of not trying to rip people off by asking people not to spend money on his site.
Yet another angle on this is giving him a degree of plausible deniability if he gets caught.
While I can't know for sure, I would be very surprised if the FBI wasn't already in Las Vegas checking all this out. Not to “suppress the
truth”, but to investigate a possible case of Internet fraud, which is a crime that crosses state lines and thus falls under federal
jurisdiction.
We'll see how it goes, but I advise not letting PY's humble demeanor trick people into thinking this guy's a fool.
Everything I have seen so far suggests quite the opposite: that PY is a very intelligent man -- and a player.
Beware.
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reply posted on 3-6-2005 @ 09:17 AM by onlyinmydreams
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So far only two theories have received real attention on ATS:
1) PY is a man who really can summon UFOs. He learned this trick by studying the bible.
2) PY is a man who is trying to make money with bogus videos of balloons.
Now... here are some theories I'd like to propose:
1) PY CAN summon UFOs, but this ability has nothing to do with Hebrew scriptures or black israelites or any special powers he has as a prophet. He
can summon UFOs simply because he is an abductee of sorts who has totally embraced the alien visitors. All of his religious/ethnic stuff is just
something that he has added to the experience. In short, this theory holds that PY can summon UFOs but he himself doesn't understand how he can do
this.
2) PY cannot summon UFOs... but he is not a fraud. He is, rather, someone who has been a victim of a psyop operation. Remember Paul Bennewitz?
www.coasttocoastam.com...
ufos.about.com...
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reply posted on 3-6-2005 @ 02:49 PM by Longy4eva
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good points inmydreams, never thought of it that way. that 3rd point is a good one, he could have one of those foreign objects in his bodies, and
somehow manage to control it. so maybe it reads his thoughts and realises he requests to see one? but then, it wouldn't make sense an advanced
civilisation wanting to amuse a primitive alien like yahweh now does it? definitely a complex and sensitive topic with lots of opinions.
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reply posted on 3-6-2005 @ 04:16 PM by Jehosephat
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has anyone gone out and tried to see if there were any "UFO" sightings in the area without the prophet?
Be kind of funny if the guy is taking advatage of groom lake activit
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reply posted on 3-6-2005 @ 04:35 PM by 9890
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Thats a good point and I highly doubt many other people have thought of that idea. But as Groom lake was there ususally is only UFOs when they least
expect it,well at first anyways, but they werent there all the time so the man would have to be qquick to allow the ritual. I think that his reason
for shutting down his site and probably nothing happening is A)He will say that power left him B) he seriously ticked off the pilots of the
UFos(whoever they may be) or C) they decided the time was not right.
9890
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reply posted on 4-6-2005 @ 12:46 AM by Viendin
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The fact that he isn't showing the videos doesn't mean he's not going through with this - he's apparently still holding to the 45 days deal, just
his site's down because he didn't have money to pay for the sudden upswing in bandwidth usage.
I think we need to hear from the guy about his plans. Just because he summons UFO's and is all mystical and crap doesn't mean he shouldn't have a
plan. Like, he's not gonna wait until the voice says NOW and then go call down the 2-Day Ship, is he? You'd think he'd just call down UFO's 2-3
times a day every day for this whole month, and give people a report of what's been happening.
And also, I wanted to say to Majic: What I said wasn't intended to strike at you! Sorry if it came off that way. I was just stating some thoughts on
whether or not this is a credit scam, and I completely agree - anyone involved should be very careful with their numbers, because he could still be
stealing plenty.
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reply posted on 4-6-2005 @ 12:57 AM by Majic
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On Strike
Originally posted by Viendin
And also, I wanted to say to Majic: What I said wasn't intended to strike at you! Sorry if it came off that way. I was just stating some thoughts on
whether or not this is a credit scam, and I completely agree - anyone involved should be very careful with their numbers, because he could still be
stealing plenty.
No strikes registered on my flame-o-meter whatsoever, so please don't worry!
Issallgood.
I know I can be wrong. Life has proven that to me more times than I care to try to recall.
I could be dead wrong about PY. I know it, and hope you do, too.
Rule of thumb: Attack my opinions, and I will be glad you did. I love a good debate!
Attack me, and you're drifting off topic.
You aren't attacking me, and that is to your enduring credit. 
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