posted on Jan, 21 2008 @ 05:05 PM
Prior to 9/11 there were examples of people who were later said to have given warnings to their friends and family and in one case to a business
situated in the WTC that the towers were going to fall, or not to go to work, or to Manhattan that day.
What do you suppose would happen to a guy like Jim Marrs who went to one of the mainstream broadcasters or to the NY Times with a similar warning?
If nothing happened he would be arrested for trying to spread a panic and sued for loss of business if the WTC were evacuated on his word. If
something happened, i.e., if 9/11 happened like it did, he would be arrested and interrogated about his involvement and his sources of information.
Those sources would then be in danger as well. If the perps are who I think they are, his life might be in danger.
With a natural disaster of that proportion, he would be arrested and be run out of his profession and be sued for loss of income resulting from
business disruptions caused by an inconveniently revealed truth.
Nobody likes a prophet.
Look at Jim Berklund the earthquake guy. He correctly predicted the last big earthquake in California, and was then asked by his government department
not to make any more predictions, and he's a scientist, not somebody with acute intelligent rheumatism.
Ed Dames is routinely mocked for predicting a solar killshot.
James McCanney, a scientist, is considered a crackpot for his theories and his concerns about "planet x". Don't even think of Nancy Lieder, except
to say that her marriage didn't survive her revelations.
Even Cassandra, was ignored and brushed aside when she advised against pulling the Trojan Horse through the gates of Troy.
[edit on 21-1-2008 by ipsedixit]
[edit on 21-1-2008 by ipsedixit]