Billy Graham Admitted for Treatment of Pulmonary Condition - Didn't he DIE?!, page 3


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reply posted on 11-5-2011 @ 09:43 PM by ~Lucidity
reply to post by Signals


Oh, don't blame the thread

Time travelers from the future coming back to change events...always a possibility. But then it should have been wiped from our consciousness, no? Unless there are holes in the matrix.


reply posted on 11-5-2011 @ 11:38 PM by new_here
Can't find the thread where people were posting about this very phenomenon. Many thought Nelson Mandela was dead. Bush even made a statement about it. See this thread: www.abovetopsecret.com...

Strange, but a major news station said they wrongly reported his death, and retracted. C'mon, I ain't buying that. Famous person like Mandela does NOT accidentally get reported as DEAD. They retracted b/c of a TIME SLIP obviously!


reply posted on 11-5-2011 @ 11:45 PM by angeldoll
reply to post by gimme_some_truth



I know! I'm sick of it. I wish they would use their last names, or first names.........
but they use OBL's first name and Barak's last name, and oh, what a mess.
They need to get a grip.


reply posted on 12-5-2011 @ 04:11 AM by Jomina
reply to post by sepermeru



There's more than a few things I remember happening that apparently never did (and I am not alone in this), including Billy Graham dying.

My family was HUGELY religious, and I remember Rev Graham dying. I remember it clearly, because my mother and I watched his funeral as an ABC Special event, and distinctly remember my mother crying about his death. I remember that his son was given the nod to take over the ministry, but then a problem was encountered with the board of directors and they were arguing his nod.

My wife remembers this happening, and my mother DEFINITELY remembers this happening.

I've some weird thoughts regarding all of this that I may start a thread on at some point, but not sure if I want to deal with the inevetable haters and trolls that will come along during its course (I've seen it happen every time one of these types of threads comes up)


reply posted on 12-5-2011 @ 05:01 AM by Mercurio
Originally posted by Jomina
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post by sepermeru



There's more than a few things I remember happening that apparently never did (and I am not alone in this), including Billy Graham dying.

My family was HUGELY religious, and I remember Rev Graham dying. I remember it clearly, because my mother and I watched his funeral as an ABC Special event, and distinctly remember my mother crying about his death. I remember that his son was given the nod to take over the ministry, but then a problem was encountered with the board of directors and they were arguing his nod.

My wife remembers this happening, and my mother DEFINITELY remembers this happening.

I've some weird thoughts regarding all of this that I may start a thread on at some point, but not sure if I want to deal with the inevetable haters and trolls that will come along during its course (I've seen it happen every time one of these types of threads comes up)


What year do you remember this happening? Just curious.


reply posted on 12-5-2011 @ 05:50 AM by Sherlock Holmes
I'd be very disappointed to have a ''time-slip'' and to find out that, in the new timeline, the world was exactly the same as before except for the fact that an aging evangelical pastor was still alive.

Even a difference as small as this would have thrown up an ever-increasing, alternative causal chain of events to those in the new ''timeline''; a farmer sneezes in China, a butterfly flaps its wings in South America... etc. etc.

This is just a case of people's memories being inaccurate when recollecting information that does not have great personal importance to them. The fact that Billy Graham has been in ill-health over many years, he's retired from his preaching and that his wife died a few years ago, contribute towards the false, distorted memory of his death being implanted in people's minds.

Add to this the psychological phenomenon - which I can't accurately recall at the moment ( a problem with my memory ) - where someone starts believing in something untrue and forming imaginary memories of the event happening because of other people suggesting and describing the untrue event to them - and I think that that is pretty much all there is to this.

It's similar to Fidel Castro; a lot of people think he's dead because it was widely reported that he was ''close to death'' about five years ago after suffering from illness. Because he's not in the public eye much anymore, some people, when thinking about him, have their 5-year-old memory of him being near death erroneously recalling that he did actually die.


reply posted on 12-5-2011 @ 06:02 AM by Jomina
reply to post by Sherlock Holmes



Sure... that could be reasonable...

But then explain my post above where I said that myself, wife and mother all remember watching the funeral of BG on TV, even remember the freaking CHANNEL that it was on, and remember my mother crying while watching it. I remember this... my wife remembers this, and my mother remembers this.

So... Either you are incorrect and there's something more to this... I made this all up to go with some elaborate hoax... or there really is something to this.

As I said in my other post, as well, this is not the only experience with this particular phenom I've had, myself, as well.


reply posted on 12-5-2011 @ 06:47 AM by Symer
reply to post by Goldcurrent



Doesn't your local library have copies of older newspapers? Finding an actual newspaper article claiming Graham died would be tremendously compelling.


reply to post by Mercurio


The Elders are an independent group of influential people. Comprised of people like Jimmy Carter, Kofi Annan, Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu and Richard Branson, they try to use their influence and power to support the little man (or so their website claims). I happen to know about them because they were in The Netherlands the other day visiting Queen Beatrix (a prominent Bilderberg Group member). Their visit made the local news because some photographer was banned from sharing the pictures he managed to take of the group.
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