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Originally posted by Hopechest
You need to be very wary of people who are selling a book and predicting the end of the world relatively quickly.
Both apply to Courntey Brown.
Originally posted by Hopechest
You need to be very wary of people who are selling a book and predicting the end of the world relatively quickly.
Both apply to Courntey Brown.
strangely enough, i watched one of his videos last night, and he said a "global coastal event" didn't know why or when as such, but thinks that it will have happened by June, or in June. Doesn't say end of the world or anything like that, but of his predictions come true, then it would be rather uncomfortable for a bit
Originally posted by Hopechest
reply to post by angellicview
I'll have to look it up but he's saying a end of the world impact is going to happen around June if I remember correctly.
That gives him a few good months to increase book sales. Then I imagine he will come out and say "due to an unforseen event my prediction was off" type of statement.
Originally posted by Hopechest
reply to post by Acidtastic
Yea your right, it was the destruction of the coastal cities.
Still a pretty huge call, we'll see if it pans out.
Originally posted by Hopechest
reply to post by angellicview
I'll have to look it up but he's saying a end of the world impact is going to happen around June if I remember correctly.
That gives him a few good months to increase book sales. Then I imagine he will come out and say "due to an unforseen event my prediction was off" type of statement.
This is an experiment that ends on 1 June 2013, and the data will be fully evaluated only after that date.
The Climate or Post-2012 Earth Changes Project remote-viewing data essentially describe a meteor or asteroid-related event, or set of events, on our planet prior to June 1st, 2013. These remote-viewing data were published in June 2008, five years prior to 2013, and long before the discovery of asteroid DA14 in 2012. Now we can say that an event involving two space bodies, one hitting Earth and the other passing within a hair’s width of the planet, has just now occurred in the middle of February 2013. This is in correspondence with the essence of our remote-viewing results. Thus, we can most likely conclude at this point that the meteor and asteroid events of February 2013 are probably at the root of the remote-viewing data involving the impact of what appear to be space bodies prior to June 1st, 2013. Since these are such rare events, no further impacts should be expected between February 2013 and June 1st, 2013, and thus, most of the physical damage that is described in the remote-viewing data that is associated with the impact idea, especially damage related to tsunamis that result from such impacts when they occur in water, should not occur in our current timeline trajectory. This is exactly the type of thing one should expect when remote-viewing future events under the hypothesis of multiple realities or timelines. There will be very significant variation across the various realities, but also some similarities. There are other remote-viewing data in our Climate or Post-2012 Earth Changes Project that do not relate to meteors or asteroids. It is, indeed, a climate study. We need to wait until June 1st 2013 in order to fully evaluate these data. But for now, the probability of further meteor or asteroid issues prior to June 1st, 2013 appear to be extremely small. Let us be patient as we calmly wait until June 1st, 2013 in order to more fully evaluate these remote-viewing data in what has become a truly fascinating remote-viewing experiment. Courtney Brown, Ph.D. Director, The Farsight Institute
Originally posted by Hopechest
reply to post by Acidtastic
Yea your right, it was the destruction of the coastal cities.
Still a pretty huge call, we'll see if it pans out.