We were assured complete economic collapse by the end of 2008...then by mid-2009...then by late 2009...never happened.
Source
We were assured a police-state called the North American Union by 2010...never happened.
Source
According to a few, UFO sightings were supposed to increase drastically over the summer of 2009...while this can be argued, nothing of interest
happened. There is no new evidence, no new pictures, and nobody coming forward.
Source
Food shortages, global hunger & thirst, man-made bio-weapon attacks, Global Coast Event likely in early to mid 2009, rationing of gasoline...there are
ALWAYS food shortages, hunger & thirst in third world countries. Swine Flu is the closest thing to a man-made bio-weapon, and it hardly made a dent
in the population. Global Coast Event? What the hell does that even mean? No rationing of gasoline, just the normal price spikes.
Source
November 5th, 2009 war with Iran...off by a few months, but so far we've seen no plans.
Source
Disclosure in late 2009...
Source
Nibiru is supposed to be visible, summer of 2008...wait, summer of 2009...WAIT, our expert astronomers miscalculated, it will arrive in winter of
2010...WAIT, we had the location wrong, it's coming from the South where no human can see it unless they control Antarctica!
Source
I hate posting this. I really do. I consider myself to be one of the most open minded people out there. Not only am I opened minded, I want to
believe. How often do you find yourself saying that? You want to believe. We all want to believe in UFO's, ghosts, the Illuminati. Why? Because
it gives us a greater sense of purpose. That is why, it is unfortunate for me to have to point this out.
We've had a rough couple of years. The economy on the decline via a purported engineered demolition. More questions are coming about 9/11, and the
truth movement is gaining momentum. The MSM is desperately trying to discredit people like us. Free thinkers. Free spirits.
My personal beliefs don't matter. I'm an optimistic skeptic I guess you can say. I can easily spot scams when I see them. Are the sources quoted
reliable information? No. And that's my point I suppose. We, at ATS, often cite sources as such. Somebody's blog. Somebody's spiritual
website, in which you have to pay $70.00 monthly to participate in. Some random
2012 website that let's you
know some interesting, but unverifiable facts, then asks you to spend $50.00 on a book. Then when you get the book, it says "Well we really don't
know what will happen, but here's a possibility!"
2012, the Illuminati, global government; all of these questions are going to be answered within the next couple of years. The problem is, there is so
much
disinformation out there, that it is hard to weed through the BS and get to the main artery of knowledge. ATS has it's fair share of
healthy skeptics, and it's blind conspiracy theorists. When these two groups clash, we unfortunately have a lot of name calling, a lot of T&C
violations, and a few warnings. What I wanted to do here was try and point out the disinformation campaign that has been working against us, since
the invention of conspiracy theories. You can't believe everything you read/hear...and you can't rely on your optimistic intuition. I suffer from
the latter sometimes. What we can do, is work together to watch current events and how they relate to the supposed conspiracies that exist.
Sorry for the rant. Your comments and progressive discussion is welcomed regarding this matter.
[edit on 19-3-2010 by DocEmrick]
