Web Bot's Prediction for October 7th, 2008 - For the record

reply to post by SailorinAZ

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One more time.........UrbanSurvival.com

Please, people! Read the thread and you will find all kinds of links on this subject!

The main event was Cyclone Sidr on November 15th 2007 and they totally missed it. There were 4 or 5 other hurricanes that struck in September 2007, so the odds of getting one right is cut dramatically. The one that did strike on September 19th wasn't even the worst one in that month. There was another one a few days earlier that killed more people. I don't see how anyone can consider this a success for the Web Bot project.

Anyway, here is the prediction so people can judge for themselves :

uk.youtube.com...

reply to post by memememe

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OK, I listened and still don't get your point. At no point during the interview do they say that it was the 'main event' of the season, and Typhoon Wipha was a Category 4 'Super Typhoon' which means that the winds were between 131-155 mph. It grew very quickly and caused the evacuation of 2,000,000 people. It was downgraded to a tropical storm at 0600 UT, the time of 'release' that they predicted. They also said it was a 'wind event' and most of the damage was caused by wind, although there was significant flooding as well. In comparison, Hurricane Gustav was only a Category 3 storm with maximum winds of 110 mph, and I think we all know the kind of damage it did. So, again, how does this not match the predictive linguistics?

...recent listing(s) on Wiki in regards to said date:



en.wikipedia.org...

Now that it's the 27th, the end of the 'warning period during Sept 22-27', let's look at what has happened this week during the 'warning period'. The first obvious one is the financial bailout that Congress is debating. The second concerns terrorism. First I would point out the bulletin that came out on Sept. 24th. (post by JaxonRoberts) Then there were the stories on the AP website today:



Associated Press

And this one:



Associated Press

Any thoughts?



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Just about to log out when I saw this thread

Haven't had time to read all the posts .. will return tomorrow for that


But has it been suggested yet that the web-bot is being scripted to accord with what the PTB have already decided will happen ?

reply to post by Dock6

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It might have been said, but not true. Read the thread. These guys hate the PTB!

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I wanted to make a thread about the c2c web bot show, but I see ats doesn't dissapoint and already has a couple threads about it.
This subject deserves alot more flags imo, and should be on the front page.

I am interested in the said prediction of an earthquake in december 2008.
I read on Ats about an old lady predicting this exact same thing a couple years ago.

I'm not sure if it's been posted yet but here is a link to one of the clearest explanations for the technology that i have read yet:

realitysandwich.com...

Excerpt, but it's best to read the whole link:



The explanation raises the question as to whether even discussing the predictions effects the outcome. A self-fulfilling prophesy.




[edit on 28/9/2008 by kosmicjack]

Just to emphasize KosmicJack's post, people as a whole ARE psychic. The Global Consciousness Project at Princeton is one example. Also, anyone interested in this conspet needs to read this. Yea, I know, brain-hurting-science-stuff. Bummer. It's not that bad really. The document is a synposis of hundreds of scientific experiements carried out over many years by dozens of independent scientists to try and prove/disprove social procognition. Before you try and debunk WebBot or other similar endeavors, the linked document needs to be debunked first. Good luck with that.

reply to post by jtma508

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I love the EGG! It was my first avatar on ATS. I wonder what its flashing now!? What with all the doom and gloom...

On a slightly related note, somewhere on ATS there is a thread about a study conducted which showed participants a series of images and then photographed and measured their facial expressions during the test. The results indicated that people would begin to grimace immediately prior to viewing a graphic/unpleasant image but not before viewing a neutral or pleasant image. Did they know or anticipate the negative image?

Another test on the common house fly determined that they can sense up to six seconds into the future. That's part of why it's so hard to swat them (plus they anticipate the trajectory of the threat and fly away in the opposite direction).

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Another possible 'precursor' event that falls within the 22-27th dates! Pirates Die Strangely After Taking Iranian Ship. This has certainly been a busy week. The MSM has been so wrapped up in the Wall Street Bailout and the Presidential Debate that these things seem to be slipping through the cracks.

Really? How fascinating. I've never heard anything like that and considering we are having a huge fly epidemic in Southern California right now, I would be interested in reading that study. Do you know where it was done or can you offer any other information that might help me track it down using google?

I was reading the pirate thread earlier and didn't even think about it's possible connection to this thread but, wow, I would say it certainly does tie in!



Jemison

Be cautious about the 'pirate thread'. There hasn't been any independent verification of the 'strange deaths' and, quite frankly, it smells an awful lot like internet rumor. Had something like this happened wouldn't it be highly likely that the story would have circulated by now. The event ocurred some time ago.

A comment about the 'facial grimace' experiment... in the document link I provided they detail an experiment wherein they show people a randomly selected picture that is either calming (pastoral scene, still life, etc.) or an emotional one (erotic or violent). The test subject pushes a button, there is a 10sec pause and then the random picture is shown. The subject's skin conductance (a measure of stress, arousal, altertness) is monitored the entire time. During the 10sec pause there is a remarkable rise in the conductance response prior to the 'emotional' pictures but not the 'calming' ones. Read the paper. It will spin your head. I promise.

As for October 7th... since WebBot indicates that 9/22-9/27 is the run-up, we would have to say that it has to do with the bailout/banking crisis. Market crash is the most likely scenario. The resulting widespread panic would precipitate the 'military aspect' predicted on or about the 15th. Although the possibility of a terrorist event shouldn't be ignored. This would, after all, be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hit us while we're down.

I hope everyone is making preparations while they still can. It doesn't get any more real than this. Let's all just hope this (somehow) resolves itself.

If I were to take a guess at what the event was, I would say it was THE LARGEST BANK FAILURE IN U.S. HISTORY!

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reply to post by DavidU

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I believe the web bots work a lot like remembering a dream. You have this image/event that happens in a dream, and when you awake you can describe what kind of happened, but not in the most clarity of detail. How many of us have had Deja Vu? It's the same concept. How can you identify people or places that you don't know, or haven't experienced? The best thing that the web bots offer is a blueprint for upcoming events, like a dream. You can see the people and places, but until you're there, you can't make real sense of it. Much like Deja Vu. I believe the human experience is somehow able to sense these things in the future, and whether it's by the web bots or the Arlington Institute, there are ways to tap into the subconscious. Many of us feel the impending events that will soon shape our modern view of life, but we discard them because society has told us that dreams/feelings mean nothing. Do we really believe those people?